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The full solution for the NY Times Crossword puzzle on Sunday February 25, 2024 is displayed below.
| 1 Favors | ASKS |
| 5 Slathered in sauce, in restaurant-speak | WET |
| 8 Letters on security camera footage | CCTV |
| 12 Big flings | HEAVES |
| 18 "Pet" you wouldn't take to the vet | CHIA |
| 19 Cosecant's reciprocal | SINE |
| 20 Cookie with its name on it | OREO |
| 21 One of four on a diamond | UMPIRE |
| 22 I visited the cardiologist, who … | DIDNTMISSABEAT |
| 25 Bull-headed? | HORNED |
| 26 Club assistant | CADDIE |
| 27 Apt letters that complete this word: P_RPO_ _ | USE |
| 28 Nailed | ACED |
| 30 Partner of Hoda on "Today" | JENNA |
| 31 I visited the dermatologist, who … | MADEARASHDECISION |
| 35 "The greatest as well as the most elegant of Roman philosophers," per Voltaire | CICERO |
| 38 Rob in Hollywood | REINER |
| 39 Fashion something fashionable, maybe | SEW |
| 40 Uninspired | SOSO |
| 41 Revealing word | VOILA |
| 45 Like a money-back guarantee | NORISK |
| 47 I visited a dentist and now I … | KNOWTHEDRILL |
| 51 Otis of elevator fame | ELISHA |
| 55 Set forth | ASSERT |
| 56 Prattle | YAP |
| 57 Sorry ass? | EEYORE |
| 61 Equivalent of 32,000 ounces | TON |
| 62 Pinches | CRIMPS |
| 64 Scenario before a two-run home run, say | ONEON |
| 65 Lived (in) | DWELT |
| 67 Alternative to foil or saber | EPEE |
| 69 I visited the anesthesiologist and now I've … | LOSTMYTOUCH |
| 73 Bitter brews | IPAS |
| 74 Gets in shape? | MOLDS |
| 76 Home of the 123-story Lotte World Tower | SEOUL |
| 77 Natural decorations on some bookshelves | GEODES |
| 79 Pique | IRE |
| 80 Hunt | PREYON |
| 82 Lovelace of early computer programming | ADA |
| 84 California wine valley | SONOMA |
| 87 One with a landlord | LESSEE |
| 89 I visited a sleep specialist, who … | GAVEMETHENOD |
| 92 Double-wide, as a garage | TWOCAR |
| 96 Professional who works a lot | VALET |
| 97 Skin | RIND |
| 98 Soul seller | KIA |
| 100 Change positions, as in volleyball | ROTATE |
| 102 Takes the blame for | COPSTO |
| 105 I visited the radiologist, who … | SAWRIGHTTHROUGHME |
| 110 Rude … or, without its first two letters, rude person | CRASS |
| 111 ___ beer (nonalcoholic beverage) | NEAR |
| 112 MSNBC competitor | CNN |
| 113 Slowly cook, in a way | BRAISE |
| 118 Prenatal tests, in brief | AMNIOS |
| 120 I visited the podiatrist and now I … | STANDCORRECTED |
| 123 Call | RINGUP |
| 124 Filled, folded food | TACO |
| 125 Female French friend | AMIE |
| 126 O, in hangman | HEAD |
| 127 Meager | SCANTY |
| 128 Part of most musical notes | STEM |
| 129 Cribbage marker | PEG |
| 130 Mathematician Noether | EMMY |
| 1 Rock band with a slash (but not Slash) | ACDC |
| 2 Like much of Iran | SHIA |
| 3 Sue Monk ___, author of "The Secret Life of Bees" | KIDD |
| 4 Castle material, maybe | SAND |
| 5 GameCube successor | WII |
| 6 Result | ENSUE |
| 7 Actress Thompson of "Creed" | TESSA |
| 8 It's totally corny | COB |
| 9 Step in origami | CREASE |
| 10 Educational forum | TEACHIN |
| 11 Gave a thumbs-down | VOTEDNO |
| 12 "Whaddya mean?" | HUH |
| 13 Kind of keyboard | EMOJI |
| 14 Setting for some post-run refreshments? | APRESSKI |
| 15 ___ Barbarino, John Travolta's role on "Welcome Back, Kotter" | VINNIE |
| 16 Heretofore | ERENOW |
| 17 Car that Brits call a "saloon" | SEDAN |
| 19 Mascara mishap | SMEAR |
| 23 Proctor's pronouncement | TIME |
| 24 ___ Lingus | AER |
| 29 The "Do" in "Do-Re-Mi" | DEER |
| 32 Went under | DOVE |
| 33 Asia's disappearing ___ Sea | ARAL |
| 34 Old yeller? | CRIER |
| 35 Bamboozles | CONS |
| 36 Having two equal sides | ISOSCELES |
| 37 Behaved like the lion in Oz | COWERED |
| 40 Caribbean musical genre | SKA |
| 42 Long quest | ODYSSEY |
| 43 Roth ___ | IRA |
| 44 It's involved in kissing and telling | LIP |
| 46 Wheelless vehicle | SLED |
| 48 Hint to the number of ingredients in Triscuits | TRI |
| 49 Web page code | HTML |
| 50 Allowed to be borrowed | LENT |
| 52 Puts the pedal to the metal | STEPSONIT |
| 53 Spanish salutation | HOLA |
| 54 They might come out of the woodwork | ANTS |
| 58 U.S. fair-hiring inits. | EEO |
| 59 "We doin' this?" | YOUGAME |
| 60 Eleven, in El Salvador | ONCE |
| 63 It might be a stretch | POSE |
| 64 Olive ___ of "Popeye" | OYL |
| 66 Pack of dogs? | WIENERS |
| 67 Man's name that becomes a distance if you move the first letter to the end | EMIL |
| 68 Sponge feature | PORE |
| 70 Ridiculously | TOO |
| 71 Bean variety | MUNG |
| 72 Have over | HOST |
| 75 Erupt | SPEW |
| 78 [Forehead palm smack] | DOH |
| 81 Corp. shuffle | REORG |
| 82 ___ Max, singer of the 2018 hit "Sweet but Psycho" | AVA |
| 83 Neighbor of Md. | DEL |
| 85 Non-stereo | MONO |
| 86 Button on social media | ADD |
| 88 Leo, for one | STARSIGN |
| 90 Swear | AVER |
| 91 Do some engraving | ETCH |
| 93 "SportsCenter" anchor Linda | COHN |
| 94 Swears | ATTESTS |
| 95 Knocking onomatopoeia | RATATAT |
| 98 Like a comeuppance, perhaps | KARMIC |
| 99 "Lemme, lemme!" | IWANNA |
| 101 Ancient Greek area north of Thessaly | THRACE |
| 103 Color-blending technique | OMBRE |
| 104 Title for a French priest | PERE |
| 105 Lasting bad memories, so to speak | SCARS |
| 106 Got tagged | ISOUT |
| 107 Anxiety condition, for short | OCD |
| 108 Open, as a toothpaste tube | UNCAP |
| 109 Garden statuette | GNOME |
| 114 Long | ACHE |
| 115 Express lane unit | ITEM |
| 116 Quilter's line | SEAM |
| 117 Current event? | EDDY |
| 119 ___ vs. ___ (Mad strip) | SPY |
| 121 Paul ou Paulette | NOM |
| 122 Fix | RIG |