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By Gail Grabowski from the Los Angeles Times
Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis
TRIANGLE DOWNTOWNER MAGAZINE
56 Sunrise service asset occasion 119 WWII weapon ACROSS 58 Jazz nickname 120 Traffic sound 1 Put one’s hands 60 Wrecker’s fee together, in a way 63 Hickman who por- DOWN 5 Apple products trayed Dobie Gillis 1 Turn black 9 Concert memorabilia 64 Decade divs. 2 Moon goddess 14 Preserves, in a 65 Frogumentary? 3 Often way 68 Where Hillary was 4 Saint Laurent’s Le 19 Hip dance? a sen. Smoking, e.g. 20 “Summertime,” for 69 Miss the begin5 Chatterbox one ning 6 Serif-free font 21 They’re forbidden 72 Macadamia prod7 Copies per day, 22 Genre of uct say: Abbr. Vasarely’s 73 Quitter’s words 8 Virologist Jonas “Zebras” 77 Tampico pals 9 Edible with a crisp 23 Before thou 78 Union agreement? pod know’st 79 Epitome of virility 10 Cheap-seats spot 24 Many a cheer80 Excessively 11 Like much small leader 81 Christmas cupful print 25 Golf green border 82 Price tag on a toilet 12 Leg up 26 South-of-the-border for tots? 13 Three-part figs. residences 87 Initial step 14 Gregarious 27 Really old deck of 88 Ultimate power 15 Ho-hum feeling cards? 89 Certain suit top 16 Wear 29 Feline in the head90 Deduce 17 Server’s aid lines? 91 1980s attorney 18 Rd. atlas listings 31 Catamaran mover general 28 Place to play 32 WWII torpedo vessel 92 Uncaged bocce, perhaps 33 “Uh-uh” 95 Cuddly companion 30 Like sweaters 34 Guarantee 97 It’s not good to be 32 “Symphony in 37 Like skilled negoover one Black” artist tiators 98 Dawn deity 34 Taurus neighbor 39 Perch in a pond 99 Northern 35 Arabian peninsula 43 __ Robert: nickScandinavians capital name for pitcher 100 Mark’s successor 36 Flickering bulb? Bob Feller 101 Humongous harbor 37 Items on an auto 44 Watchdog breed wall? rack 45 Go bad 104 Sitcom with spiteful 38 “I Will Follow ___”: 46 From Athens to scripts? 1963 chart-topper Augusta, Ga. 109 Sweetheart 39 Twitter titter, and 47 When some dead- 110 Trying to lose, after then some locks are broken, “on” 40 Nitpicking kid minbriefly 111 Share a border der? 48 Thief who begs to with 41 Visibly frightened be arrested? 112 Makeshift swing 42 Mower handle? 52 Word alphabetiz113 Saxon leader? 44 Hood’s missile ers ignore 114 Old laundry soap 45 Force back 53 Get stuck for, as a 115 Start over 48 Baby or nanny folcost 116 They’re drawn in bars lower 54 Stroked tools 117 Saunter 49 Norwegian king, 55 Mouth piece? 118 Conservative IRA 995-1000
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50 Watch 51 Was about to nod, maybe 54 “Quit worrying about it” 57 Comes out with 59 Mountaineer’s challenge 60 Pete’s wife on “Mad Men” 61 Bismarck et al. 62 Devils Tower st. 66 Santa __ racetrack 67 Carpentry joint 69 Premarital posting 70 Act the wrong way? 71 Anka hit with a Spanish title 74 Capek play about automatons 75 Silly sort 76 Dynamite guy? 79 Surfboard fin 83 Half of sei 84 What one might sneak out on 85 Swing voters: Abbr. 86 Fiscal exec 87 Balloon or blimp 91 Gardener of rhyme 93 What “F” often means 94 Cocktail with scotch 95 Bodega patron 96 Most fitting 97 Symbol of precision 99 Escorted 100 Scriabin composition 101 Jupiter’s wife 102 Trendy warm boots 103 Lawn game missile 104 They’re sometimes seen in jams 105 Partner of aid 106 Big Island port 107 Versatile cookie 108 Wild place, once 109 Avuncular top hat wearer