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Quiet, please!

Use the letters highlighte­d in the finished puzzle to spell someone who might shush you

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ACROSS

1 — Ness monster 5 Out of harm’s way 9 Evenings, briefly 12 Barack or Michelle 17 Up to the job 18 Do damage 19 Battery size 20 Like some feet 21 Part of BYO 22 Toledo’s state 23 Bawl 24 Oreo’s filling 25 Goes up and down 27 Confiscate 29 Showed the way 30 Nav. rank 31 Televises 32 Had on 33 Dessert that jiggles 36 “Thanks —!” (2 wds.) 37 Greeting from Casper 38 A bit wet 42 Minnesota’s St. — College 43 Prayer ending 44 Gun, as an engine 45 Fish eggs 46 — and haw 47 Game of Thrones airer 48 Does salon work 51 Clue 52 Lincoln’s locale 55 Regular hangout 56 Golden — Bridge 57 Much — About Nothing 58 Street lingo 60 Cereal grain 62 “Hold your horses!” 65 Like the sun after dawn 67 Not departing 72 Dangerous biters 73 Goes to pieces 75 “Interestin­g . . . “ 76 Dairy farm sound 77 Sign after Cancer 78 Directiona­l ending 79 “Little piggies” 81 Opera star 82 Disney dog 84 Aardvark’s morsel 85 Apple variety 86 Nickel, e.g. 87 Zits 89 Moving air 90 A Stooge 91 Foot-long sandwich maker 94 Like some memories 95 Like the old days, they say 99 Opposite of right 100 Science class, for short 101 The Sound of Music backdrop 103 Internatio­nal money 104 Acquiesce 105 Make sense, with “up” 106 Tooth part 107 It’s rigged 108 Deep knee — 109 Negative replies 110 Pencil-and-paper game 111 Whistler’s whistle

DOWN

1 Big name in chips 2 Clarinet’s cousin 3 Whodunit board game 4 Feminine pronoun 5 Exhibits 6 Contented sighs 7 Thurs. follower 8 Feelings 9 Fills a suitcase 10 Filly’s mother 11 “— cheese!” 12 Come to pass 13 Covered in earth 14 Lying, maybe 15 Charades, essentiall­y 16 Passed with ease 26 “I’ll take that as —” (2 wds.) 28 Paintings 29 Baby’s first word, sometimes 31 Ginger — 32 Like wickerwork 33 Lennon or Travolta 34 General Robert — (2 wds.) 35 Ewe youth 36 Run — (crazily) 37 Type of whale or caviar 39 Soprano’s song, maybe 40 — Blanc (French peak) 41 Musician Frampton 43 Soak up 44 Kelly’s daytime TV partner 47 “We’ve been —!” 49 TGIF starter 50 Blizzards, e.g. 51 Property Brothers network 53 “Darn it all!” 54 State firmly 59 Like Jack Sprat’s diet 61 Order between “ready” and “fire” 62 Humpty Dumpty’s perch 63 Fishing, perhaps 64 Apple product 66 “Goodnight” girl of song 68 Perlman of Cheers 69 Not genuine: abbr. 70 — Scotia 71 Good shot 74 Run-of-the-mill 80 Aged 81 “The first cut is ” this? 83 Opened wide 84 “— luck?” 85 — and tonic 86 May’s her month 88 Canary homes 89 Golf’s Tiger 90 Sprays 91 Q-tip 92 Chocolate craving, e.g. 93 “— in the USA” 94 Alternativ­e to Rover 95 Leopard’s marking 96 Hilo feast 97 — Brockovich 98 Lady Macbeth, e.g. 100 Prohibit 102 London lavatory

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“What do you mean, get off the couch?”

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