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- Body Language | Christina Iverson And Katie Hale

ACROSS

1 Almost

5 Oven setting 10 Portrayer of the boxer Clubber Lang in “Rocky III”

13 In case

17 When repeated, old-time call to listen

18 Part of a prank 20 Govt. organizati­on with a two-syllable acronym

22 Kind of clarinet 23 Came to know, oldstyle

24 It empties into the

Bay of Bengal 26 Radar spot 27 Bringing in, as

income

29 “Keen!”

30 With 12-Down, spend much more than a fair price 31 Department-store

department

32 Lay ____ to 34 Question that’s not

one of the five W’s 35 Big considerat­ion

for the expecting 37 Ticket fig. 40 Wisteria and

honeysuckl­e 42 Video game character in a hit 2020 film 43 Educator/writer ____ Johnson McDougald, first African American female principal in New York City public schools 45 Belief of roughly 25 percent of the world’s population 46 Director Craven 47 Downstairs

51 Kept in

53 Lets out

55 Vape’s lack 56 Martini & Rossi

product, familiarly 57 Emmy-winning

Ward 58 Took down, in a way 59 Fly around Africa 62 Doughy dinner item 64 Drug agent’s

seizure

65 Deseret News

reader, typically 66 Did nothing 67 Professor ____ 69 With 74-Across,

gesture of approval 70 On fire

73 Champing at the bit 74 See 69-Across 78 One cutting down,

so to speak

79 What babies do faster than college students

80 Feudal land

81 O’s, but not P’s or

Q’s

83 Petty

84 Some posers 86 Self-titled rock album of 1958 88 Quaint contractio­n 91 Smoking spot, for short?

92 Former baseball commission­er Bud 93 Sound, e.g.

94 Moves like muck

96 I.T. help center, often

98 Ending with bear or bull

99 “Uncle!”

101 Rocker Rose

102 Heard in court 104 Promotion

105 Letters that might change your mind? 107 Prepare, in a way, as eggs

109 Irritable

112 En voz ____ (aloud: Sp.)

113 Insincere, as a

remark

116 Kristen of

“Bridesmaid­s”

118 Jaunty

119 Counterpar­t of

“adios”

120 “Yes” or “No”

follower

121 Old Icelandic work 122 123 124

Fivers

Idiosyncra­sy

Greek performanc­e venue

125 Alternativ­e to

Wranglers

DOWN

1 Blues group, for

short?

2 Fully ready to listen 3 Loretta who sang “You Ain’t Woman Enough (To Take My Man)”

4 Cold climate

cryptids

5 “The ____ they are

... “

6 Messenger ____ 7 Walk around at a

rest stop, say

8 “Bus Stop”

playwright

9 Be in store

10 “Who, me?” 11 Invitation letters 12 See 30-Across 13 Subjects of some tests

14 Actress Burstyn 15 What some insects and insults can do 16 Primo

19 Bit of bad weather, on a weather map 21 Indo-____ languages

25 They’re numbered in Microsoft Excel 28 More agreeable 33 Theodor ____ a.k.a. Dr. Seuss

36 Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones film franchise, for short 37 Flat-earther?

38 Like many a stuffed toy

39 Aware of

41 Word that, fittingly, contains all four different letters of APPEAL

42 Question following a clever trick

44 Shows scorn toward 46 Take by force 48 Wood strip

49 Peak in the

“Odyssey”

50 One of the five W’s 52 Arcane matters 53 Panache

54 Leave gobsmacked 58 Scatter

60 Sudden sharp pain 61 Have seconds and thirds and fourths and ...

63 Flatten

64 Lilies with bellshaped flowers 68 Rachel Zegler’s role in 2021’s “West Side Story”

70 Allow entry 71 Forehead mark on

Hindu women 72 City SW of York 75 Safe bettor 76 Instrument­s with

endpins

77 Some sources of

leafy greens

80 F on a gauge

82 It’s just not true! 85 Easy opportunit­y

for a basket 86 Vegas venue with an iconic fountain 87 Who might be on the trail

89 Candy bar fillings 90 Emergency request 92 Vikings’ foes 95 A goose egg

96 One reporting to an underboss 97 Nauseate 99 Bankrupt

100 Bizarre

103 One holding things together, perhaps 104 “____, Can You Hear Me?” (Oscarnomin­ated song from “Yentl”)

106 Sub station?

108 Lemon or cheese product

110 & 111 In cooperatio­n 114 Sea-____ Airport 115 Fair-hiring inits.

117 Option for a range

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