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Sunday, 5th October 2025

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Classic target of a troll
AAcross 10:	Prized steed
AAcross 14:	Little hellions
AAcross 18:	Hard to understand	CLEARASMUD
AAcross 20:	Latvian capital
AAcross 21:	Kindle competitor
AAcross 22:	Sailor who drinks only the finest grog?	CLASSYMATEY
AAcross 24:	Knockoff version of a sweet treat?	GOODYCOPY
AAcross 26:	ID on a credit check	SSN
AAcross 27:	End-of-level showdown	BOSSFIGHT
AAcross 29:	"When in the ___ of human events ..."
AAcross 30:	Bridges
AAcross 32:	Vote for
AAcross 33:	Paint carelessly
AAcross 34:	Alternative to kale
AAcross 35:	Projectionist's item	FILMREEL
AAcross 38:	"If you ask me nicely …"	IMAY
AAcross 42:	Game with players known as "shooters"
AAcross 43:	Convenient spot for a cat nap?	HANDYBELLY
AAcross 45:	Singer Rita
AAcross 46:	Official hand gesture of Hawaii	SHAKA
AAcross 47:	"Darn it!"
AAcross 48:	1950s political nickname
AAcross 49:	Wild
AAcross 51:	The 4,765-year-old "Methuselah" is one
AAcross 52:	Zilch
AAcross 53:	Prominent feature of dubstep music
AAcross 55:	Wrap up tight
AAcross 56:	Press coverage
AAcross 57:	Scorching
AAcross 59:	Agent's good news	ITSAHIT
AAcross 60:	Cryptographers' needs
AAcross 62:	Suitable for the middle-aged?	FORTYWORTHY
AAcross 65:	"Oh, dear!"	MYMY
AAcross 66:	Flies the coop
AAcross 68:	Pain-relieving drug
AAcross 69:	The Chiffons' "___ So Fine"
AAcross 70:	Knitted cap
AAcross 71:	Pop icon with a Best Actress award
AAcross 73:	Huff and puff?
AAcross 74:	"Look what I did!"	TADA
AAcross 75:	Bewildered
AAcross 76:	Polynesian staple
AAcross 77:	Twisted do	LOCS
AAcross 78:	Global currency market, for short
AAcross 79:	Martial artist Bruce
AAcross 80:	Suspicious absence from school?	FISHYHOOKY
AAcross 84:	Taps on the snoot	BOOPS
AAcross 85:	Places
AAcross 87:	Snuggle
AAcross 88:	Stooge who said "Soitenly!"
AAcross 89:	Poses
AAcross 91:	"What's up, ___?"
AAcross 92:	Wise guys
AAcross 93:	Crudely built shack
AAcross 96:	Purple fruit with a distinctive inner shape
AAcross 99:	Barista or barrister
AAcross 102:	"How sad. You actually think you can win," e.g.?	COCKYPITY
AAcross 104:	A locksmith getting stuck in bedroom handcuffs, say?	STEAMYIRONY
AAcross 107:	Present opener?	OMNI
AAcross 108:	Unlike a cover: Abbr.	ORIG
AAcross 109:	Something parents may try to limit for their kids	SCREENTIME
AAcross 110:	See 95-Down
AAcross 111:	Creole staple
AAcross 112:	In which actors barely go through the motions?	SEXSCENES
DDown 1:	Surreptitiously loops in, for short	BCCS
DDown 2:	Troubles
DDown 3:	Low-fat
DDown 4:	___ Américas
DDown 5:	Many, many mos.	YRS
DDown 6:	Venues like New York City's Stonewall Inn	GAYBARS
DDown 7:	Donny or Marie	OSMOND
DDown 8:	Stockpile
DDown 9:	Light rebukes
DDown 10:	"For crying out loud!"	ARGH
DDown 11:	Hoot
DDown 12:	Before
DDown 13:	Referee's mistake	BADCALL
DDown 14:	Nighttime demons
DDown 15:	"Wuthering Heights" setting
DDown 16:	Is visually striking
DDown 17:	Portree is the capital of this isle	SKYE
DDown 19:	Death-___
DDown 23:	Triangular sign
DDown 25:	Whom Uncle Sam wants for the U.S. Army
DDown 28:	Like wild meat, sometimes
DDown 30:	Manage to lose, as a tail
DDown 31:	He was a "rollin' stone," in a Motown classic
DDown 33:	Proofreader's mark
DDown 34:	Actor Affleck when he needs a nap?	CRANKYCASEY
DDown 35:	Some nonlicensed tributes	FANART
DDown 36:	Sluggers' stats	RBIS
DDown 37:	Startled cries	EEKS
DDown 39:	Half-woman, half-bird, all attitude?	MOUTHYHARPY
DDown 40:	"Eureka!" shouter
DDown 41:	Benny Hill theme song	YAKETYSAX
DDown 42:	Oolong or lapsang souchong	CHINESETEA
DDown 43:	Actor Bill of "Barry"	HADER
DDown 44:	Twists side-to-side
DDown 46:	Hybrid sport played with a trampoline-like net	SPIKEBALL
DDown 47:	Swiss locale of the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum	DAVOS
DDown 50:	Old-fashioned term of address
DDown 52:	Gratis	NOFEE
DDown 53:	Garden shelter
DDown 54:	Discovery of chemist John Dalton
DDown 55:	"You're cramping my ___"
DDown 58:	Evil alter ego of literature	HYDE
DDown 59:	Waffle House alternatives	IHOPS
DDown 61:	Sound
DDown 63:	Not follow suit, in bridge
DDown 64:	Frequent on-screen partner of Hepburn
DDown 67:	"La Vie en rose" singer
DDown 71:	Sports journalist Linda
DDown 72:	"___, Silver!"	HIYO
DDown 74:	Gimlets and screwdrivers
DDown 76:	Ad Council spots, for short	PSAS
DDown 77:	Some memes of the 2000s	LOLCATS
DDown 78:	Driver's warning
DDown 81:	Disgusting, in totspeak	ICKYPOO
DDown 82:	TV journalist Kotb	HODA
DDown 83:	What wavy lines in comic strips represent
DDown 84:	"I can't believe what I'm seeing!" facial reaction
DDown 86:	Became real, as bad news	SANKIN
DDown 88:	Southwestern culinary fusion	CALMEX
DDown 90:	Pigpen
DDown 92:	Extra
DDown 93:	Macbeth or Macduff
DDown 94:	Bygone iPhone button
DDown 95:	Common 110-Across stressor
DDown 96:	Move around and around
DDown 97:	Rapper with a feline-sounding name	TYGA
DDown 98:	Chest muscles, for short
DDown 99:	Knit
DDown 100:	"This round's ___"	ONME
DDown 101:	Effortless ways to advance
DDown 103:	Vex
DDown 105:	Close of business?
DDown 106:	66, for example: Abbr.	RTE

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