The Crossword Stretching your dollars
by Merl reagle |
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NOTE: The green squares in each theme answer will spell a slang term for money. ACRoSS
1 Stay here 6 Bankable star
10 ___ basin 15 Area meas. 19 Kitchen emanation 20 Participation declaration
21 City northwest of Orlando
22 Round-dance official 23 Stretch your dollars with this vacation
26 Add staffers 27 Trains near stairs 28 Show starter 29 Southern ___ 30 Goolagong of tennis 32 Stretch your dollars with these Broadway CDs
38 Awful long time 39 Smoke detector output 40 Birth-related 41 Utterly unfamiliar 44 Easy-to-play instrument 46 Tick off 47 Fibonacci’s forte 51 Stretch your dollars with these desserts
53 Rosary unit 54 An ___ calm 55 007’s alma mater 56 Billionaire Broad 57 Stretch your dollars with this sporting event
59 Insurance benefit 61 Sam’s Club rival 64 Paso ___, Calif. 65 Stretch your dollars with this sweet
68 Lorraine’s neighbor 71 City in a train song 72 The Queen of Soul 77 Stretch your dollars with these tools
79 Club for swingers? 81 Honolulu handouts 82 Dogpatch type 83 Speck of dust 84 Stretch your dollars with these flowers
87 Thought-provoking 88 Scribbles (down) 89 Emotional, in a way 90 Lumberjacks 91 Macbeth’s title 93 Draw the line (at) 94 Pod opening? 95 Stretch your dollars with this Woody Allen DVD
102 1930s crooning idol 103 Onassis, to friends 104 “SNL” alumna Dunn 105 Lamprey look-alike 107 Summit 108 Stretch your dollars with this sci-fi toy
114 Big bird of Brazil 115 Helpful 116 Shopper’s aid 117 Mess (up) 118 Sweater-to-be 119 Downy duck 120 Dandling place 121 Body shop jobs
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1 Painful faceful 2 PhD hurdles 3 Mannequin, maybe 4 Recording giant 5 Inventor’s place 6 Dorothy, to Em 7 Valuable violin 8 Downplay 9 Like H. Pinter
10 Adds up 11 Poker words 12 Crow’s cousin 13 Auburn U.’s state 14 Baby shower buy 15 Lunchbox alternative 16 “Lust for Life” co-star 17 Rainforest flora 18 Family diagram 24 Ruhr road 25 Money-saving prefix 31 By way of 33 “You ___ bother” 34 “___ mention it” 35 Says lovingly 36 Early computer (or actor Michael back- ward)
37 Volcano feature 2 19 23 27 32 33 34 38 41 42 43 51 55 59 60 65 68 69 70 77 82 87 91 92 95 96 102 107 114 118
41 In the sack, old-style 42 Mandolin relative 43 An accomplice to 44 Alpo rival, ___ Kan 45 “I Get ___ Out of You” 46 Boil again, e.g. 48 Commedia dell’___ 49 Small spasms 50 Laugh sound 52 Former Toyota 53 Italian lawn bowling 54 Glowing coal 57 Tour parts 58 Take turns 60 Menotti boy 62 Pieces for eight 63 Where breakers break 66 Actors Jack and son Chris
67 Cabinet department 68 Lotion additive 69 Tahoe, for one 70 Freed of dust and dirt,
108 109 115 119 perhaps
73 Miracle drink 74 There’s no “I” in it 75 Cover up 76 AARP, for ex. 77 Dancer Charisse 78 Church song 80 Actress Adams 84 Middle manager? 85 Amassing, as money 86 Zhivago’s love 88 Unidentified woman 89 Unspoken 92 Clod chopper 93 Stovetop feature 94 “Fancy ___” 95 Russian villa 96 Burt’s Oscar role 97 Dagwood’s dream 98 Like Loki and Thor 99 Storm drain cover
100 “Seinfeld” episode, e.g.
101 Brewer’s need For answers, call 1-900-226-5802. The cost is 95 cents per minute. The average call is two minutes. august 22, 2010 | The WashingTon PosT Magazine 39 110 97 103 111 116 120
102 Be different 106 Caustic solutions 109 “___ Were a Rich Man”
Solution to: S-capade (Aug. 15)
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C A G I E S T 104 112 113 117 121
110 South, to Sartre 111 Bugling grazer 112 Longtime 113 Salmon-to-be
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