Thirdtry

123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293949596979899100101102103104105106107108109110111112113114115116117118119120121122123124125126127128129130131132133134135136137138139
Across
  1. 1. Bourbon, sugar, Angostura bitters, orange twist
  2. 4. Unit dividing hockey into three acts
  3. 7. 301-371-7777
  4. 11. California State flower
  5. 13. Chicago department store legend known for holiday windows.
  6. 15. Performer whose “Love Will Conquer All” cover framed him like a romantic airbrushed dream
  7. 17. Artisan who gives rocks makeovers
  8. 18. Nickname of Chicago’s reflective Cloud Gate sculpture
  9. 21. Celery Salt (Salt, Celery Seed), Spices (Including Red Pepper and Black Pepper), and Paprika
  10. 22. Caps captain with a cannon of a left shot.
  11. 23. Czech-Texan pastry
  12. 24. Capital of the Ocean State
  13. 25. SUGARBEAR
  14. 26. Layered dessert built from eight to ten razor-thin cakes.
  15. 31. Joseph and Maxwell would run through the neighbors yard, chasing butterflies, screaming this name
  16. 32. How Joey Pronounces Wolf
  17. 36. Prancing Horse logo
  18. 38. Illinois’s State flower
  19. 39. Alan Haines' youngest sons nickname
  20. 42. Maryland State flower
  21. 43. painted clocks like they’d given up
  22. 46. Likes to chase mice
  23. 51. California State insect
  24. 53. Gemstone and national park in Canada
  25. 55. Butterfly that migrates farther than most tourists
  26. 57. Only Beatle to narrate Thomas the Tank Engine
  27. 60. Five-layer Chicago ice cream treat with a century of history
  28. 61. Doc SCURLOCK's love interest
  29. 63. 100-player battle royale game from Epic
  30. 65. Technician who solves problems one tiny copper pair at a time
  31. 67. Half Cream of Crab, Half _
  32. 68. Talking tree with a one-word script
  33. 72. Live-music institution taped at the Moody Theater.
  34. 75. Illinois’s official state pie
  35. 77. He did our patio
  36. 79. Capital of the Treasure State
  37. 82. Chickpeas, tahini, lemon, garlic
  38. 85. Unofficial California state breakfast
  39. 86. Maybe the best thing to come out of Australia
  40. 91. Mob you accidentally offend by making eye contact
  41. 92. Seven-letter reminder of seven colors
  42. 94. Civil War general Jubal ___
  43. 96. Vodka, tomato juice, lemon, Worcestershire, hot sauce, celery
  44. 101. Album whose title track ascends the Fibonacci sequence in syllable counts.
  45. 102. Suburban oasis for plant lovers in Glencoe.
  46. 105. To soak meat in seasoned liquid
  47. 106. Illinois’s official state fish
  48. 107. Legend whose mullet alone generated five assists
  49. 110. Shade tree with smooth gray bark
  50. 111. Final crewed moon mission of NASA’s Apollo program.
  51. 112. Maryland’s official state fish
  52. 113. Small onion
  53. 114. Beach town where fish tacos and surfboards outnumber neckties
  54. 115. Gig and Little Chef's at Dutch's Daughter
  55. 119. "In _" Album title
  56. 120. superior to Wawa
  57. 122. Eggs, milk, vanilla, sugar, cinnamon, bread
  58. 125. Soft-spoken Haddonfield local; very soft, almost silent
  59. 128. 124 N Market St
  60. 129. Unit of gem weight
  61. 131. Village guardian built from iron
  62. 132. Likes to chase mice
  63. 134. Hot dog “dragged through the garden”
  64. 135. Aperol, prosecco, soda water, orange slice
  65. 137. Giant golem made of stone in the Redstone Mines
  66. 138. Band whose debut cover featured pulsar waves
  67. 139. Field where ivy grows and hopes fluctuate
Down
  1. 2. Middletown cryptid
  2. 3. David and April's neighbor
  3. 5. Has a trunk
  4. 6. Painting technique that uses dots because lines were too mainstream
  5. 8. FERKO dog
  6. 9. Balkan capital whose name means “wisdom,” which it quietly lives up to
  7. 10. Mineral species that produces rubies and sapphires, depending on its mood
  8. 12. Fastest land animal
  9. 14. Large marsupialMurray Number 33
  10. 16. album fronted by a child with the intensity of a revolutionary poster
  11. 19. Record identified instantly by its peeling, corroded, industrial-ruin aesthetic
  12. 20. Name shared by a saint, a comic-book heiress, and a noir teen detective
  13. 27. Emergency signal sent by the telegraphers.
  14. 28. Actress who played Ellen Ripley
  15. 29. Chicago’s signature sandwich, dipped and piled with peppers.
  16. 30. Blue troublemaker who becomes Hawaii’s smallest hero
  17. 33. Band whose album cover famously showcased a crab ready to start a fight
  18. 34. California State fruit
  19. 35. Once the tallest building in the world, still tallest in Chicago
  20. 37. Avocado, lime, cilantro, onion, salt
  21. 40. Wall that players get checked into.
  22. 41. Chicago attraction with a Ferris wheel and fireworks.
  23. 44. Old-school ice cream flavor found in Maryland farm creameries.
  24. 45. Creature most dangerous to libraries
  25. 47. Listen in where the conversation has a roof over it
  26. 48. Broth built for hours, noodles inhaled in seconds
  27. 49. California state marine fish darting through Pacific kelp forests.
  28. 50. Name meaning “fair one”
  29. 52. Romaine, croutons, Parmesan, dressing
  30. 54. Capital of the Centennial State
  31. 56. President whose dog was named “Him”
  32. 58. car maker behind the Chiron and Veyron.
  33. 59. Illinois Nickname
  34. 62. Dish that proves fried seafood and cabbage can achieve harmony
  35. 64. Electrical surprise linemen do NOT want
  36. 66. Album copied Elvis’s pink-and-green lettering with attitude
  37. 69. Access point that is never the right temperature
  38. 70. Album with a black cover and a red rose
  39. 71. Arborio rice, broth, butter, Parmesan
  40. 73. Music festival that calls Grant Park home.
  41. 74. Rice, saffron, seafood, peas, peppers, chorizo
  42. 76. Bet Potato chip
  43. 78. Song stuck without consent
  44. 80. Deep red stone that always looks like it knows a secret
  45. 81. Abstract expressionist whose canvases whisper louder than most operas
  46. 83. Classic car with tailfins that could slice air
  47. 84. Historic Frederick park with a canal-style waterway
  48. 87. 52 N Market St
  49. 88. CIA assassin created by Vince Flynn
  50. 89. Goal machine who scores from the same spot even when everyone knows it’s coming
  51. 90. John Connor's Dad
  52. 93. Architect who built masterpieces throughout Oak Park.
  53. 95. Flour, eggs, milk, syrup nearby
  54. 97. Worker who fixes what storms ruin and what squirrels start
  55. 98. She volunteers as tribute
  56. 99. Capital of the Pine Tree State
  57. 100. One of the original “Baby Bells”
  58. 103. Vehicle that lifts workers and terrifies OSHA
  59. 104. Rice, saffron, shellfish, chicken, chorizo
  60. 108. Eggplant, zucchini, tomato, herbs
  61. 109. Make and model of Christine
  62. 116. California State tree
  63. 117. Texas State flower
  64. 118. Man's best friend
  65. 121. Illinois-born chain known for hot dogs, beef, and chocolate cake.
  66. 122. Bicycle-dominated Dutch mode of travel
  67. 123. Dad, Nick, and Joey watched this show and ate chicken nuggets and Mustard. Joey threw up
  68. 124. Future game-show icon who began hosting “The Wizard of Odds” around 1972.
  69. 126. 1991 Game six hero
  70. 127. BB King's Guitar
  71. 130. figuring out who needs help right now
  72. 133. Flying mammal
  73. 136. Rapp’s longtime CIA ally who eventually becomes Director