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Played golf on the green Baseball card company

Indy sponsor Andy’s pal Ryan and Tatum Little Mermaid’s name Superman’s love interest Kitschy lawn adornment (1997) Rotating part in a water pump Chicago-toAtlanta dir. Fraternal org. with lodges Canine with gray brindled fur (1993) Carnival treat on a stick (1998) Loch monster, informally

36 Shoe parts 37 Piccolo’s kin

39 Skin art

43 Retail store’s

beginning? 44 Rice-—(foodbrand) 46 Iowa college 48 Womanon“Frasier” 49 Plant also called bachelor’s button (1958)

Glitzy display (1993) Verse tribute Counterpart of masc. 1 7

12 15 19 20

21 23 25 26 27 28 30 35 53 57 58 59 Test versions 60 Old-—(quaint) 61 Sky, to theU.S. Air Force (2003) Tax-deferred svgs. plan Nestlémovie theater treats Zadoraof“Butterfly” “That’s a big yes fromme!” “Criminal Minds” airer Grassland on the slope of a peak (1998)

78 Pond growth 81 Curt

82 P.O. arrival 83 Hip-hop “Dr.” 84 Plant rolled about by the wind (1993)

86 Makeup of many dunes (1998) Deg. for a future exec

Large tank Novelist Jong Often-refined resource Capitol group Life story: Abbr. Gets by

Lose all feeling Both pleasant and sad (1958) “The final frontier” (1998)

See 54-Down Caustic alkali 66 67

68 69

73 74 90

91 92 94

95 98 99 103 106

109

113 114

Muscle rotating the forearmto a palmdownposition 116 What each of this puzzle’s featured answers is (with the year itwas introduced)

Lily Tomlin’s little girl persona Confine Spelunkingchamber Pecans, e.g. “Norma —” Hops-drying ovens Sports deals 115 121

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“Nova” genre, for short Togetherness Doctrines

“... we’ll— a cup o’ kindness ...” 5 Pixieish sort 6 WWWaccess inits. 7 Florida port

8 Sky hunter 9 Missedbadly 10 Wooden pin 11 Vegas fixture 12 Gloppy stuff 13 Burial places 14 Calumet part 15 100% wrong 16 St.—(Frenchresort) 17 Like Nash’s “lama” 18 Feudal slave 22 Opera—(many a Handelwork) Basic skills 1

2 3 4 24

Suffix with hero Smallish city RoyalNorse name Little— (Dickens girl) Yang go-with Tried to hit, as a clay target 40 British trolley 41 Leak slowly 42 Rocker Osbourne 44 — bit ( just slightly) 45 — Martin (cognac) 46 Energymogul 47 Pound divs. 49 Dairy animals 50 Norse god

51 Move, inRealtor lingo 52 “Just the Two—” (1981 hit) With113-Across, had somehumblepie Based on— story Fancy crown Square in the first bingo-card column Mr. Tmovie Biblical tower setting

Old hi-fi buys “The Da Vinci Code” group Suffix with hero Apropos of

Old Icelandic saga Michael who playedWorf

72 Had liabilities 74 Confront 75 Often-refined

resource 29 31 32 33

34 38 54

55 56 59

62 63

64 65

66 69 70 71 76 Sir Guinness

77 “— boy!”

78 S&L devices 79 Garage job 80 Certain Fed

81 Pan Amrival 85 Planet seen at sunset, old-style

86 Canon or Sony products, for short

87 Wave sound 88 Baking pans 89 Deli dish

93 Steal from 96 Go-betweens 97 Yeshiva text 98 Telly network 99 Cry feebly

100 Solidified

101 Pal of Pooh 102 Ships’backs 104 “Once— midnight dreary ...” Seine feeder “Taste this”

Cel figures

Not closed Language of Pakistan “Snap —!” Canyon effect

117 Actor Stephen 118 Be a

thespian

119 Road vehicle 120 Eggs 105 107 108 109 110

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