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116A Consideration for Cy Young Award voters, for short
97791 - 2 SPA
59A Hands-on business
59475 - 3 EEL
135A Jellied fish in an English dish
53487 - 4 IRA
131A Portfolio piece, for short
46448 - 5 ODOR
40A It smells
39344 - 6 ETNA
119D Where the giant Enceladus is buried, in myth
36334 - 7 ACNE
94A Laser therapy target
32233 - 8 UNO
20A Game with a Reverse card
30241 - 9 AND
11D "... so?"
30239 - 10 OIL
54D Frying need
27282 - 11 NIL
46A Zippo
27249 - 12 SAP
100A Drain
24194 - 13 IAN
126D Actor Somerhalder
23260 - 14 ITS
24A "___ all good"
23257 - 15 OPAL
121D Gem sometimes confused with a moonstone
23253 - 16 EGOS
74D Big heads
23210 - 17 ODDS
70D They're short for a favorite
23171 - 18 ESS
123D Twisty curve
22413 - 19 SAGA
75D Long tale
20144 - 20 HAD
89A "You ___ me at hello"
18114 - 21 INANE
130A Wildly silly
17193 - 22 TEL
124D Abbr. on a business card
17183 - 23 ODIN
51D One-eyed Norse god
17159 - 24 TALON
37D It's quite gripping
1771 - 25 ARO
6D Certain queer identity, for short
1619 - 26 NOSE
58D Prominent feature of 17-Down
15188 - 27 RIP
1A Van Winkle of folklore
15144 - 28 ARF
66D Pound sound
14153 - 29 OPED
110A Kind of column
14107 - 30 ORBS
40D Globes
14107 - 31 HAM
31A ___-fisted
13144 - 32 RATS
117D "Dagnabbit!"
13142 - 33 ENSUE
86D Come after
13101 - 34 ASADA
95A Roasted or grilled, in Spanish
1342 - 35 IDA
125D Rocky Mountain state: Abbr.
12251 - 36 ERRED
99D Got it wrong
1278 - 37 SNEER
92A Ugly expression
11139 - 38 DEED
91D It is done
11110 - 39 CDC
80D Public health org.
1160 - 40 ASIDE
61D One might start "Incidentally …"
10126 - 41 DOC
79A Common file extension
10102 - 42 RUIN
1D Wreck
1097 - 43 AMIGO
36D Bud
1067 - 44 WEDS
26D Unites
1058 - 45 OTRA
14D ___ vez (again, in Spanish)
979 - 46 ARRAY
21A Impressive display
951 - 47 EMOTE
27D Play for the camera, say
8152 - 48 OLDE
115A Word on some Renaissance Faire signage
8106 - 49 GAPS
65A Divides
836 - 50 GAMER
88D One trying to level up, often
829 - 51 HMO
64A Med. benefit option, in brief
7111 - 52 AMPS
57D Music boxes?
7108 - 53 SUET
98A Food for a woodpecker
770 - 54 DIG
84A Like, in slang
758 - 55 BATS
50D They hang around a lot
754 - 56 SPEND
34D Go on a spree
747 - 57 CENA
108D Wrestler-turned-actor John
715 - 58 ADAMS
42D ___ apple
667 - 59 PUP
127A Young boxer, say
661 - 60 ASWAN
55A Dam near the Philae Temple of Isis
646 - 61 LOEW
83A MGM founder Marcus
643 - 62 TOMATO
72D Common salad add-in
621 - 63 RTS
12D Offensive linemen, for short
568 - 64 ABODE
96A Liver spot?
567 - 65 DEAF
78A Like Tommy in the Who's 1969 rock opera
546 - 66 OPINES
33A Thinks out loud
518 - 67 STEWS
30A Frets
454 - 68 MEARA
87D Anne of classic comedy
453 - 69 NADIR
82D Low point
449 - 70 STILT
67A Leggy shorebird
449 - 71 POPS
69A Really stands out
439 - 72 SPARS
4A Engages in playful fisticuffs
436 - 73 GOON
53A Mob enforcer
435 - 74 PAEAN
39D Song of thanksgiving
433 - 75 SBARRO
9A Italian restaurant frequently seen in food courts
421 - 76 SALARY
133A Subject of a negotiation
420 - 77 FIRES
29D Gives the (pink) slip
417 - 78 OMELET
18D Serving at a breakfast buffet
357 - 79 WEED
47A Creeping Charlie, e.g.
355 - 80 LUC
68A Captain Jean-___ Picard
348 - 81 OPENER
38A First game of the season
341 - 82 SYSTEM
8D Way
338 - 83 NABOB
49A Honcho
337 - 84 RADS
7D X-ray doses
337 - 85 BACON
15A Strip for breakfast
335 - 86 VEIN
71D Blood line
334 - 87 BETSY
48A ___ Ross House (Philadelphia landmark)
324 - 88 EXECS
132A C-suite figures
323 - 89 BLOOM
97D Nursery sight
322 - 90 TRYME
23A "I might surprise you"
319 - 91 IMINLOVE
102A Smitten person's declaration
310 - 92 SHANTY
107D "Drunken Sailor," e.g.
310 - 93 NEWER
19D More up-to-the-minute
225 - 94 JONES
114D Hanker (for)
224 - 95 LANDS
134A Territories
223 - 96 HINTAT
22A Suggest
221 - 97 ESOTERIC
93D Like much tax law or ancient philosophy
217 - 98 WALE
32A Corduroy fabric feature
217 - 99 BEGAN
81A Set off
215 - 100 SNORES
73A Sound-asleep sounds
213 - 101 DANAE
118A Mother of Perseus
211 - 102 LORDE
111D Singer with the 2021 hit album "Solar Power"
210 - 103 RIDDLE
105D Brain twister
210 - 104 CYRANO
17D Title protagonist of an 1897 Edmond Rostand play
29 - 105 INTOODEEP
2D Past the point of no return
29 - 106 OWNSUP
43D Cops (to)
29 - 107 NYMPH
45D Juvenile locust
28 - 108 OCULO
63D Eye: Prefix
28 - 109 PROTEST
5D Stand against
28 - 110 RACHEL
13D Friend on "Friends"
27 - 111 ISECOND
103D Support line?
25 - 112 SHOWUP
9D Make an appearance
25 - 113 THEDOT
129A What very punctual people arrive on
25 - 114 PETDOOR
101D Little flap, maybe
23 - 115 22
- 116 BTW
15D Start of a tangent, in a text
134 - 117 EDUCATE
35A Train
119 - 118 LOITER
111A Hang around
114 - 119 SAWIN
4D Welcomed at the door
113 - 120 COMETO
120A Recover from fainting
112 - 121 CHACHA
106D Cuban dance style
110 - 122 DALIS
128A Some Surrealist paintings
19 - 123 POLEAX
104D Weapon similar to a halberd
19 - 124 REJOIN
113A Sign up for again
18 - 125 HEATHER
112A Plant that was a top-five girl's name in the 1970s
15 - 126 PURPOSE
76A Objective
15 - 127 RESENTED
44A Begrudged
14 - 128 OVERHIT
70A Go beyond the opponent's baseline, in tennis
13 - 129 PPE
69D Safety goggles, masks, etc., in brief
13 - 130 URACIL
109D RNA base
13 - 131 DRUPE
85D Peach or plum, botanically
12 - 132 PROPROCURESCURES
104A Pharmacist comes through for customers?
12 - 133 STREGA
62D "___ Nona" (children's book based on a folk tale)
12 - 134 11
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