Across1. Passports, drivers’ licenses, etc. 4. Janitor’s item 7. The Brady Bunch mom 9. In reserve 12. Mondale’s 1984 running mate 14. Leaves 17. Train station 18. Had possession of 20. Judge’s demand 22. Surreal Spaniard 23. Take a chair 25. “How’d the game go?” reply 27. Pacific island with a US naval base 29. First-timer 31. The Verizon Center’s neighborhood 33. Tycoon 35. Windows alternative 36. Woo, as a crowd 38. Washington-area college system, for short 40. Wife of Zeus 41. “Darn it!” 42. Windfall 43. 24-hour convenience 45. Desire 47. Pinball problem 49. ___ Spumante 50. Yoko from Tokyo 51. Put into office 53. Devoured 54. Greeting in Granada 55. The Indians, on scoreboards 56. Homestead ___ (DC Negro Leagues team) 58. Part of LBJ 60. One of five Greats 62. Letters before a criminal’s name 64. Make sense 66. Midnight snack or brunch 68. Chomp 70. Grabs 72. Precarious position 74. Identical 76. Boat mover 77. César Chávez, for example. 78. “Au revoir!” 79. Longtime DC movie critic Campbell 82. Joan of ___ 84. Kelly of daytime TV 86. Welles of Citizen Kane 87. Tiny bit 88. Beer magnate Bernhard ___ 90. Woods who uses woods 92. Boarded 94. Bring before a judge 95. Color in DC’s flag 97. See 107 down 99. Second tries at the script 101. Big plane 102. Record-store section 104. Beethoven’s “Für ___” 105. “Ditto here!” 106. Cheese that melts well 108. Prepare the pool for swimmers 110. Where the rain falls, in Norah Jones’s “Come Away With Me” 112. Fired off, like an e-mail 113. Do the road again 117. Hart or Coleman 118. “___ hear me?” 120. Fall behind 121. Sprite-like 123. “Little piggy” 124. Former DC ballplayer 126. Brynner of The King and I 127. Pretty Portman 129. Came home by 131. Cancel 132. Game that’s also a drink 133. Little baseball players 137. Piece of womenswear 138. Little buzzers |
Down1. Nest-egg fund 2. The Wizard of Oz role 3. Road sign by a school 4. Negra ___ (beer brand) 5. Baseball situation, or IRA in this puzzle 6. One of 21 on a die 7. ___-Magnon 8. Performing ___ 10. Rank below maj. 11. Go wrong 12. Boy’s name that means “lucky” in Latin 13. Legendary 15. Frat-party clothing 16. Capitol ___ (stop on the Blue and Orange lines) 17. Washington Post editor/columnist since 1986 19. NPR legal-affairs correspondent 21. Political show since 1954 22. Homer Simpson breakfast item 24. Go-getter’s attitude 26. Frequent visitor to Washington this winter 28. Chef Batali 29. Hospital helpers 30. Person for whom something is named 32. Calabria’s country 33. Make secure, like a seat belt 34. Florida’s capital 37. Needing tightening 39. By way of 41. Julian or Gregorian 42. Squeezing creature 44. 1401, one way 46. 2013 Joaquin Phoenix movie 48. Murdered, in Mafia euphemism 51. Girl’s name that means “she” in Spanish 52. Dog for 2 down 55. Zagreb native, usually 57. Band that did “Stand” 59. Close by 61. -esque 63. Without dissenting voices 65. “Hurrah!” 67. Campfire stuff 69. Fun with folding 71. “Fortunate Son” band, for short 73. Bush 41 attorney general William 75. State that borders exactly one other state 77. Blanchett of Blue Jasmine 80. Best Actor winner for Goodbye, Mr. Chips 81. Cook-off food 83. Michael of Arrested Development 85. Mocking 89. Rang 90. “Nice ___ you!” 91. Do the lawn again 93. The Paper Chase novelist 96. One of the Seven Dwarfs 98. “Ol’ Blue Eyes” 100. Animal also called a sea cow 101. Rival of Skippy and Peter Pan 103. Hesitant sounds 107. With 97 across, “Oh, Pretty Woman” singer 109. Taking care of something 111. Ending for mono or Metro 114. Show set in Ohio 115. Tried to attack 116. In eager anticipation 119. Late DC master chef ___-Louis Palladin 122. Eagles hit “___ Eyes” 124. They invert to nines 125. Thesaurus man 128. Kisser 130. “___ the season . . .” 134. Body scan? 135. Be victorious in |
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