THAT IS TWO SAY - Answers & Solutions

Complete answers for this hard crossword puzzle (21x21 grid, 138 clues). Published 9/27/2009. By Patrick Berry.

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Across Answers

1 Across: Horrify (5): APPAL
6 Across: Get ready to go (4): PACK
10 Across: Leopard's home? (4): IMAC
14 Across: Club (5): CUDGEL
19 Across: Excel (5): SHINE
20 Across: Jai ___ (4): ALAI
21 Across: Baby carrier (4): MAMA
22 Across: Sierra ___ (5): LEONE
23 Across: Resort region near Barcelona (10): COSTABRAVA
25 Across: Drug distributor (10): PHARMACIST
27 Across: Famous Giant (3): OTT
28 Across: Country singer Gibbs (5): TERRI
29 Across: Vein contents (3): ORE
30 Across: Surface films: Var. (7): PATINES
31 Across: Dental problem (6): TOOTHDK
33 Across: Key sequence in a chromosome (10): MARKERGENE
36 Across: Chitchat (3): GAB
37 Across: Very noticeable (6): SALIENT
39 Across: Jacob who wrote "How the Other Half Lives" (4): RIIS
40 Across: Praiseworthy (8): ADMIRABLE
42 Across: Self-satisfied (5): PROUD
44 Across: Hospital bill items (5): TESTS
46 Across: Prefix with function (3): DYS
47 Across: Chianti and Beaujolais (3): REDS
50 Across: Big rush (5): BLITZ
52 Across: ___ Cube (6): RUBIKS
56 Across: Authors' aids: Abbr. (4): AGTS
58 Across: ___-Japanese War (4): SINO
59 Across: Brown v. Board of Education city (6): TOPEKA
60 Across: Music compilation marketer (3): KTEL
63 Across: Pro ___ (5): FORMA
65 Across: Of the mouth's roof (7): PALATAL
68 Across: Envision (7): FORESEE
70 Across: 1873 adventure novel that begins and ends in London (21): AROUNDTHEWORLDINATDAYS
73 Across: Less popular, as a restaurant (7): EMPTIER
74 Across: "Fer-de-Lance" mystery novelist (7): REXSTOUT
75 Across: Certain palms (5): SAGOS
76 Across: "WKRP in Cincinnati" role (3): LES
77 Across: Driving surface (6): TEEPAD
79 Across: Crown (4): PATE
81 Across: Flicka, e.g. (4): MARE
82 Across: Attacked (6): CAMEAT
83 Across: Republic once known as Dahomey (5): BENIN
84 Across: Surname of two signers of the Declaration of Independence (3): LEE
85 Across: From ___ Z (3): ATO
87 Across: Stop worrying (5): RESTEZ
90 Across: Take part in (5): ENTER
93 Across: Dipstick housing (8): CRANKCASE
97 Across: Masters piece (4): POEM
99 Across: Car make of the 1930s (6): GRAHAM
102 Across: No. on a check (3): AMT
103 Across: American everyman (10): JOHNQPUBLIC
106 Across: Unaccented syllable (6): ATONIC
108 Across: It's not to be touched (7): POISONIV
110 Across: Like some humor (3): DRY
111 Across: Andrea known as the liberator of Genoa (5): DORIA
113 Across: "Patience ___ virtue" (3): ISA
114 Across: Ethan Frome portrayer, 1993 (10): LIAMNEESON
116 Across: Jealous (10): GREENWITHNV
118 Across: "Sesame Street" regular (5): ERNIE
119 Across: It might be assumed (4): ROLE
120 Across: Opera set in ancient Egypt (4): AIDA
121 Across: Courtyards (5): ATRIA
122 Across: Baby bottle tops (5): TEATS
123 Across: Tag in an antique store (4): SOLD
124 Across: Med. dose (4): TBSP
125 Across: "Sailing to Byzantium" writer (5): YEATS

Down Answers

1 Down: Dressy tie (5): ASCOT
2 Down: Life magazine staple (6): PHOTOSA
3 Down: Something to draw (6): PISTOL
4 Down: Queen's servant, maybe (3): ANT
5 Down: Baseball coverage? (7): LEATHER
6 Down: Catherine who survived Henry VIII (4): PARR
7 Down: Screamer at a crime scene (5): ALARM
8 Down: Pricey appetizer (6): CAVIAR
9 Down: Maker of the Optima (3): KIA
10 Down: Wow (7): IMPRESS
11 Down: "Real Time With Bill ___" (5): MAHER
12 Down: Antismoking org. (3): AMA
13 Down: Latin catchphrase sometimes seen on sundials (6): CARPEDM
14 Down: Casual farewell (6): CULATER
15 Down: Numerical prefix (4): DECI
16 Down: Passing (7): GOINGBY
17 Down: Closes tight (7): ENSEALS
18 Down: Doesn't bother (6): LETSBE
24 Down: Post decorations on four-posters (7): BEDKNOBS
26 Down: "The ___ Love" (Gershwin song) (4): MANI
29 Down: Depression-era migrant (4): OKIE
32 Down: Recommendation (3): TIP
34 Down: Prestigious London hotel (4): RITZ
35 Down: Fill the tank (5): GASUP
38 Down: Yellow poplar (9): TULIPTREE
41 Down: Some pop-ups (3): ADS
43 Down: Singer Washington (5): DINAH
45 Down: Author of the Barsetshire novels (8): TROLLOPE
47 Down: San ___ (San Francisco suburb) (6): RAFAEL
48 Down: Singer who played herself in "Ocean's Eleven" (6): EDGORME
49 Down: Barbershop sights (6): STROPS
51 Down: Stomach (8): TOLERATE
53 Down: Suitable for (9): BEFITTING
54 Down: Venerated image: Var. (4): IKON
55 Down: Units of fineness (5): KARATS
57 Down: Offensive lines? (4): SMUT
59 Down: Like vinaigrette (4): TART
60 Down: "Married ... With Children" actress (6): KTSAGAL
61 Down: Gloomy Milne character (6): EEYORE
62 Down: Flat dweller (6): LESSEE
64 Down: One of the Pointer Sisters (5): ANITA
66 Down: Full of fear (4): AWED
67 Down: How drunks drink (3): TOXS
69 Down: Dutch export (4): EDAM
71 Down: Judge (4): DEEM
72 Down: Guitarist Eddy (5): DUANE
78 Down: One end of a digression, for short? (5): PAREN
80 Down: Go aboard (7): ENTRAIN
82 Down: Flimflam (3): CON
83 Down: Chisel face (4): BEZEL
85 Down: Large wardrobe (7): ARMOIRE
86 Down: "From Russia With Love" Bond girl Romanova (7): TATIANA
88 Down: Rejected as unworthy (7): SPURNED
89 Down: Mug with a mug (4): TOBY
91 Down: Corrode (7): EATAWAY
92 Down: Density symbol (3): RHO
93 Down: Pill that's easily swallowed (6): CAPLET
94 Down: Driver of the Cannonball Special (6): KCJONES
95 Down: Excellent (4): AONE
96 Down: Flu symptom, with "the" (6): SHIVERS
98 Down: Leaf vein (6): MIDRIB
100 Down: "Peer Gynt" princess (6): ANITRA
101 Down: Bad connection, say (6): MISHIT
104 Down: Carny booth prize (5): QPDOLL
105 Down: "Here Come the ___" (Abbott and Costello film set at a girls' school) (5): COEDS
107 Down: Sneaker material (5): CANVAS
109 Down: Struck down, old-style (4): SMIT
112 Down: Harvest (4): REAP
115 Down: The Great Lakes' ___ Locks (3): SOO
116 Down: Slang for a 3-Down (3): GAT
117 Down: Suffix with favor (3): ITE

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