- 1 ARE
8D "All the Things You _____"
56533 - 2 OLE
13D Flamenco shout
54525 - 3 EASE
7D Life of Riley
40334 - 4 ANTS
17D Six-footers
33247 - 5 SASS
1D Get smart with
29202 - 6 ACHE
49A Sore spot
28282 - 7 ETRE
31A French 101 verb
24241 - 8 STU
99D Queue after R
24190 - 9 SCAM
76A How a fool and his money are parted
16168 - 10 ALONE
88D Byrd book
14191 - 11 SANE
108A Understanding
14153 - 12 LARA
20A Zhivago's love
14138 - 13 TENT
91D Part of a backpacker's pack
14117 - 14 STET
18D Retain, in a way
12225 - 15 URGE
29D Itch
12208 - 16 TONE
16D Kind of poem
12148 - 17 RETRO
105A Like some clothing styles
12109 - 18 BOO
77A Hiss partner
12101 - 19 NANO
12D Second start
1195 - 20 RENEW
61D Magazine's exhortation
1091 - 21 EGAN
3D Alaska's first governor
1081 - 22 OHNO
10A Cry of dread
9149 - 23 INNS
80D British legal societies
9144 - 24 TRON
97D Video-game film of 1982
9113 - 25 AIRS
48A Snooty attitude
9110 - 26 TOIL
104A Elbow grease
990 - 27 CORE
24D James Farmer's org.
984 - 28 TUNE
103A Nightclub number
984 - 29 TREY
2D Poker card
982 - 30 HARE
96D Chinese calendar animal
8129 - 31 ORION
64D Where Rigel is
8112 - 32 LEAD
46A Guide on the dance floor
8100 - 33 DOA
101D Edmond O'Brien classic
888 - 34 FARE
74A Things to eat
856 - 35 BLESS
93A "God _____"
850 - 36 BAIT
47A Enticement
771 - 37 TWIN
94D Artemis, to Apollo
768 - 38 RIMS
73A Lens holders
758 - 39 USED
107A Put to work for oneself
6165 - 40 ITE
45A Relative of -arian
6149 - 41 ATTILA
90A The Scourge of God
658 - 42 GETS
95D Comes by
657 - 43 AIDED
49D Gave a hand to
630 - 44 ONEAL
85A Magic star
5140 - 45 STEPS
1A Problem for the wheelchair-bound
572 - 46 STORY
106A Yarn
542 - 47 AUNTS
60A Reunion goers
541 - 48 REEDY
41D Like some marshes
539 - 49 ADORED
15D Honored
532 - 50 HENRY
11D Shakespearean king
523 - 51 NRA
72A Brady Bill opponent
4262 - 52 ETHEL
40D Mrs. Mertz
483 - 53 FAA
50A Transportation Dept. agcy.
476 - 54 ZEAL
21A Intensity
471 - 55 FEAR
6A Dread
469 - 56 WIRE
33A Urgent message
464 - 57 ARIAS
69A Oratorio solos
454 - 58 SOIREE
34A Do in the evening
436 - 59 ANNAL
88A Historical record
435 - 60 SKIED
38D Tackled moguls
426 - 61 AVIS
75A Airport counter name
396 - 62 ATREST
30A Idle
342 - 63 TRACT
67D Swift's "A Modest Proposal," e.g.
341 - 64 VOILA
37D "And there you are!"
339 - 65 329
- 66 ESSEN
109A Westphalian city
2126 - 67 BOER
86D Combatant of 1899
247 - 68 ARGON
19A Most common inert gas
244 - 69 AILED
58A Felt off
238 - 70 ALIS
90D Author Ahmed and others
236 - 71 SPAIN
62D "For Whom the Bell Tolls" setting
232 - 72 MEHTA
32D Conductor from Bombay
230 - 73 BTUS
93D Cooling capacity
229 - 74 WHALE
89D Moby-Dick
224 - 75 TEASETS
81D Restaurant services
223 - 76 BARNS
55D Old dance sites
222 - 77 220
- 78 219
- 79 213
- 80 ALGER
54D "Luck and Pluck" writer
136 - 81 134
- 82 DEICE
82A Clear, in a way
129 - 83 GUESS
59D Calvin Klein competitor
126 - 84 HULAS
57D Pantomime dances
123 - 85 IDONT
22A "______ Wanna Cry" (Mariah Carey hit)
123 - 86 BURRO
28A Mountain transport
119 - 87 VINES
51D Tarzan's transportation
118 - 88 SAVES
44D Relievers' rewards
117 - 89 115
- 90 BIKED
55A Competed in the Tour de France
19 - 91 19
- 92 15
- 93 13
- 94 ONEAM
35D When "S.N.L." ends, in most places
047 - 95 HINGE
53D Elbow, essentially
024 - 96 SURER
62A More steady-handed
021 - 97 GALEN
70D Second-century physician
018 - 98 017
- 99 TONO
92D "_____-Bungay" (Wells novel)
013 - 100 GAMAL
71D Anwar's predecessor
010 - 101 010
- 102 OPENDATE
66A Break in a baseball schedule
08 - 103 08
- 104 BAIRNS
26D Scots' tots
07 - 105 07
- 106 VAUNT
52D Speak boastfully
07 - 107 06
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- 112 04
- 113 03
- 114 03
- 115 03
- 116 PONDERED
4D Mulled over
03 - 117 03
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