- 1 ELI
32A 41-Across athlete
60599 - 2 EAR
52A Bud's place
57485 - 3 ARE
103A Nirvana's "Come as You ___"
56533 - 4 ERE
74D Before, in verse
43602 - 5 EAT
12D Have something
33399 - 6 NOR
118D Often-partnered conjunction
33332 - 7 RED
75D Sanguine
32278 - 8 ARIA
110D Vegas casino with a musical name
30446 - 9 ALT
57D ___-rock
29225 - 10 EGG
111A See 115-Across
21206 - 11 ARC
58A It may extend for many minutes
20265 - 12 SEW
66D Wrap (up)
20169 - 13 MAC
39A Bud
19133 - 14 ACED
67A Waltzed through
18152 - 15 LAS
93A Arizona's ___ Cienegas National Conservation Area
17173 - 16 AMA
48D Health org. since 1847
15262 - 17 SIC
25A [typo not fixed]
15116 - 18 LATTE
23A Barista's offering
1492 - 19 DISC
13D Tiddlywink, e.g.
1381 - 20 ACELA
100D Amtrak bullet train
1358 - 21 OMAR
9D Poet Khayyám
12252 - 22 OLA
38D Brazilian greeting
12175 - 23 SAM
64D Uncle ___
12155 - 24 JAB
47A Quick punch
1289 - 25 TACO
69A ___ de carne asada
11154 - 26 YALE
41A See 32-Across
11137 - 27 ATF
51D Raiding grp.
1058 - 28 FEE
102A Honorarium
9121 - 29 ERNST
2D Bond villain ___ Stavro Blofeld
9101 - 30 AWARE
81A Savvy
995 - 31 EVAN
76A Fashion label ___-Picone
8122 - 32 TASTE
29A Style
8117 - 33 OATES
15D Warren of "Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia"
870 - 34 DSL
24A Cable alternative
782 - 35 YOGA
59A Thoughtful exercise
765 - 36 CLE
92A Cross-state rival of CIN
658 - 37 ONLEAVE
21A Away, in a way
637 - 38 LLAMAS
14D Peruvian pack
632 - 39 CHANT
83D "U.S.A." is part of one
630 - 40 WON
86D Ended up?
590 - 41 LAPS
122A Formula One units
553 - 42 NILLA
3D Popular snack brand
531 - 43 ASI
116D Auden's "___ Walked Out One Evening"
4130 - 44 FAA
55D Air safety org.
476 - 45 UNTIE
16D Free
476 - 46 QED
87A End of an argument
383 - 47 DALE
68D Hollow
367 - 48 ZOE
4D Actress/screenwriter Kazan
347 - 49 DOWN
85A Chug
345 - 50 SOYA
90A Edamame source
340 - 51 SPHERE
19D Round figure
338 - 52 KOA
112A Campers' letters
328 - 53 DUBAI
70A Burj Khalifa locale
320 - 54 SAMURAI
19A 1954 film septet
310 - 55 ANE
40A Hydrocarbon ending
2130 - 56 ANTED
104A Paid to play
263 - 57 DONNE
106D "Meditation XVII" writer
235 - 58 ORIOLES
18A Birds at a ballpark
232 - 59 EEKS
65A Comic strip cries
231 - 60 DEATH
114A ___ by chocolate (popular dessert)
228 - 61 JIB
47D Schooner sail
227 - 62 EKING
105D Scratching (out)
225 - 63 FLIRT
62A Tease
220 - 64 IMOFF
54A Bye line?
220 - 65 FAQ
73D Web site heading
219 - 66 REEFER
72A Joint
218 - 67 HAREMS
28D Women's rooms?
215 - 68 PLANETS
22A Gustav Holst septet
214 - 69 RETORTS
37A Comebacks
212 - 70 LEVIES
6D Assesses
27 - 71 STAMP
101D Sign of approval
150 - 72 NATL
108D N.R.A. piece?: Abbr.
139 - 73 STADIA
56A Olympic venues
118 - 74 BAZAAR
60A Overseas market
114 - 75 SWANN
109A Proust title character
114 - 76 CORNET
92D Louis Armstrong instrument
113 - 77 ROOMER
79A Letter with a limited amount of space
111 - 78 ASASET
34A How his-and-hers towels are sold
110 - 79 ORATORY
44D Big deliveries?
110 - 80 NTHS
63A Unspecified degrees
18 - 81 TSARIST
120A White Russian, e.g.
17 - 82 16
- 83 PLATOS
94D "___ Republic"
16 - 84 SEWARD
96D Alaska town that is mile 0 of the Iditarod Trail
16 - 85 15
- 86 REVERES
61D Apotheosizes
15 - 87 CHIMEIN
27A Add one's views
14 - 88 EMAG
111D Newsweek, e.g., now
045 - 89 SHARI
30D Actress Belafonte
037 - 90 DEP
31A Second-in-command: Abbr.
027 - 91 TAMA
50A Author Janowitz
027 - 92 BLANC
20A White: Fr.
026 - 93 BOZ
49D Dickens pen name
026 - 94 IED
71D Homemade bomb, for short
024 - 95 HORNE
26A Star of a 1981 Broadway revue subtitled "The Lady and Her Music"
023 - 96 MHO
42A Electrical unit, old-style
020 - 97 BUR
78A Prickly sticker
017 - 98 ARGONNE
121A 1918's Battle of the ___ Forest
010 - 99 GASLIT
99A Like Victorian streets
09 - 100 OCTAGON
107A It has 135-degree angles
08 - 101 GODEL
99D Douglas Hofstadter's "___, Escher, Bach"
07 - 102 GUNNER
10D Artillery crewman
07 - 103 HOUSTON
97A Home base for many a mission
07 - 104 TANAGER
36D Colorful songbird
07 - 105 GREELEY
11D Founder of the New York Tribune
05 - 106 JALOPY
8D Heap
04 - 107 AALARGE
115A Certain 111-Across specification
03 - 108 DOOD
1D "I ___ it!" (Skelton catchphrase)
03 - 109 HISTORY
35A "Gossip well told," per Elbert Hubbard
03 - 110 03
- 111 TAGORE
98D 1913 Literature Nobelist from India
03 - 112 VIRTUOSO
45D Paganini or Rachmaninoff
03 - 113 02
- 114 AGE2
113D "Terrible" toddler time
02 - 115 02
- 116 MOANING
117A Ghostly sound
02 - 117 USX
84A Steel giant, formerly
02 - 118 02
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- 123 01
- 124 01
- 125 DONTTAKEANYOF debut
31D With 33-Down, Skeptic's advice ... or a "noteworthy" hint to seven Across answers in this puzzle
01 - 126 01
- 127 01
- 128 01
- 129 01
- 130 01
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- 133 01
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