- 1 ATE
5D Downed
75597 - 2 LSD
31A Acid
41245 - 3 ACAI
42A Trendy antioxidant berry
37135 - 4 ISEE
109D "Hmm ..."
36360 - 5 EPA
102A Org. trying to clear the air?
36320 - 6 LET
124D Word before rip or slip
33287 - 7 ETON
68D David Cameron's alma mater
32282 - 8 ESSO
111D Petro-Canada competitor
30276 - 9 AND
132A "Your point being ...?"
29238 - 10 LIE
67A See 77-Across
28318 - 11 ENOS
19A Nephew of Cain
26287 - 12 ASK
131A Require (of)
24204 - 13 ASP
46D Ancient royal symbol
22265 - 14 EVER
100A Eternally
22235 - 15 SEMI
80A One of two for four
22178 - 16 ROO
115A Pal of Pooh
20189 - 17 STAY
39A Spend the night
20159 - 18 ESPN
119A "Baseball Tonight" broadcaster
19154 - 19 LOO
101A Canterbury can
18162 - 20 ORSO
94D +/-
17145 - 21 IBET
43A "Yeah, right"
16132 - 22 DECO
127A Art ___
1597 - 23 BIT
41A It represents a 0 or 1
1591 - 24 REAR
25A Where to enter the theater, usually
14184 - 25 CAB
1D It might be caught in the rain
14129 - 26 ORBS
7D Partners of scepters
14107 - 27 EASY
61D Unhurried
13153 - 28 KIA
69A Optima maker
1394 - 29 MTV
48D Network with an annual awards show
1358 - 30 TOGA
71D ___ party
12115 - 31 SCOT
128A Alexander Graham Bell, by birth
12113 - 32 GLEE
118D Hit Fox show
12112 - 33 GRR
76A [This ticks me off]
1278 - 34 PEI
11D Eastern Canadian prov.
11121 - 35 TSARS
86D Old Russian line
11117 - 36 EVENT
89D Birthday party, e.g.
11102 - 37 TDS
14A QB feats
10179 - 38 STAG
99A ___ beetle
10168 - 39 TINE
60D Pitchfork part
1099 - 40 PAM
11A "The Office" woman
1094 - 41 PORE
63D Read carefully
1075 - 42 LEN
126D "Dancing With the Stars" judge Goodman
9170 - 43 SELL
49A Bear's cry
9103 - 44 GATE
82A Slalom obstacle
991 - 45 LIME
130A Corona garnish
990 - 46 ETUDE
84D Bit of music at a music conservatory
987 - 47 YOU
77A With 67-Across, "That's not true!"
983 - 48 TORSO
44D Organ holder
974 - 49 DALI
23D Painter portrayed by Adrien Brody in "Midnight in Paris"
8108 - 50 OMENS
47A Calpurnia's dream in "Julius Caesar" and others
878 - 51 THY
83D "Know ___ enemy"
871 - 52 ELIS
121A Bulldogs
7129 - 53 ETD
123D Airport approximation: Abbr.
7113 - 54 VOTE
58A Subject of the 19th, 24th and 26th Amendments
752 - 55 RHONE
66D Van Gogh's "Starry Night Over the ___"
744 - 56 YUP
98A "Sure thing"
727 - 57 BIAS
30D Predilection
680 - 58 SYS
114A Part of TBS: Abbr.
679 - 59 YMCA
26A Where "it's fun to stay" in a 1978 hit
677 - 60 COIL
1A Hose shape
647 - 61 FIRM
64D Like some offers
632 - 62 OKOK
59D "I get your point. Jeez!"
630 - 63 CRAB
21D Curmudgeon
585 - 64 LOGO
91A It's seen on many roadside signs
569 - 65 CALM
53D Not wavy, say
556 - 66 LEEDS
113D "Traffic Crossing ___ Bridge" (pioneering 1888 film footage)
551 - 67 NRA
45A Org. full of big shots?
4262 - 68 DID
6D Arranged, as the hair
467 - 69 SNORT
78A Relative of a harrumph
450 - 70 ANGLO
12D White, informally
436 - 71 ONKEY
79A Not flat, say
425 - 72 418
- 73 ORGY
56D Hardly an exercise in restraint
356 - 74 CHET
21A "Let's Get Lost" singer Baker
342 - 75 DEPP
105A Ed Wood player in "Ed Wood"
339 - 76 ANNI
17A Years in old Rome
334 - 77 SHONE
27A Gleamed
330 - 78 STREETS
16D Some are mean
320 - 79 INSETS
133A Some closeups
318 - 80 USAIR
65A TWA competitor
247 - 81 ACTIV
95A When the witches in "Macbeth" say "Double, double toil and trouble"
217 - 82 PARTON
107D "Steel Magnolias" actress
211 - 83 ETCETC
74D "I won't bore you with the rest"
131 - 84 DPS
125D Infielder feats: Abbr.
121 - 85 DEBUT
33D It's a first
119 - 86 AFRICA
104D One of the five Olympic rings
118 - 87 OPENIT
90D Words heard at a birthday party
116 - 88 UPFOR
62A Willing to do
115 - 89 ADOBES
5A Building blocks
114 - 90 113
- 91 LYRES
35D Zither cousins
113 - 92 DRATS
73D Mild oaths
19 - 93 MOHAWK
13D Hair line?
18 - 94 SEENAT
10D Spotted in the vicinity of
18 - 95 16
- 96 14
- 97 STLO
120D W.W. II battle city
0114 - 98 SNIPE
32D Marsh bird
042 - 99 EZIO
54D Basso Pinza
036 - 100 ITI
81D Sam Cooke's "That's ___ Quit - I'm Movin' On"
032 - 101 HUAC
72D Red Scare grp.
024 - 102 IRREG
117A Like the verbs "come" and "go": Abbr.
020 - 103 ODON
134A Take too much of, briefly
019 - 104 DEVON
112D English county
015 - 105 LINC
4D Nickname for the Philadelphia Eagles' stadium, with "the"
014 - 106 POOLS
103D Combines
014 - 107 DETOUR
38D Orange sign
013 - 108 STUDY
20D Home office site
013 - 109 TIRANE
18A Capital city formerly behind the Iron Curtain
013 - 110 ENDOWS
9D Gives support to
012 - 111 DELON
29D Actor Alain
08 - 112 LELAND
24D Stanford of Stanford University
08 - 113 KYL
40A Arizona senator Jon
07 - 114 05
- 115 JOETORRE
55A Manager with four World Series titles
05 - 116 BOI
30A "Sk8er ___," 2002 top 10 hit
04 - 117 GERONIMO
93D Jump accompanier?
04 - 118 PIROGI
106D Filled turnovers
04 - 119 SPAZ
57A Very clumsy person, in slang
04 - 120 THEBABE
14D Old Yankee nickname
04 - 121 TOEPICK
97D Part of an ice skate
04 - 122 ALQAEDA
95D War on terror target
03 - 123 INCLINED
36A Apt
03 - 124 INGLES
75D What a Latino immigrant might learn
03 - 125 INIMICAL
3D Hostile
03 - 126 03
- 127 OVERPAID
92D Like pro athletes, some say
03 - 128 02
- 129 02
- 130 FRAUS
51D German women
02 - 131 01
- 132 01
- 133 01
- 134 01
- 135 01
- 136 01
- 137 01
- 138 01
- 139 01
- 140 01
- 141 01
- 142 01