- 1 ETA
104A Terminal guesstimate, for short
74571 - 2 AGE
110D Go gray, say
47417 - 3 EGO
76D "Nations have their ___, just like individuals": James Joyce
42393 - 4 SEA
45A See 88-Across
40370 - 5 ETNA
76A Location of Hephaestus' forge
36334 - 6 TAN
91D Whup
30238 - 7 UNIT
53D Textbook section
28230 - 8 ELK
46D Wapiti
25207 - 9 YEN
66A Hankering
24212 - 10 IDOL
49A Giant star
23293 - 11 ASHE
22A 1980s U.S. Davis Cup team captain
22275 - 12 BOA
72A Fluffy neckwear
21168 - 13 ADAM
42D Early human
19265 - 14 SENSE
18D Pick up on
19180 - 15 CAT
61A "What greater gift than the love of a ___": Charles Dickens
19179 - 16 IPAD
24D Product that had sales of more than 300,000 on its first day in 2010
1883 - 17 EARN
38A Bring in
17185 - 18 ARAL
88A With 45-Across, what was once the world's fourth-largest inland body of water
17184 - 19 OWN
87A Completely dominate
17148 - 20 OLES
86A Some fútbol cheers
17130 - 21 SCAM
1D Grifter's game
16168 - 22 ALMA
25D Michigan college
15130 - 23 TORE
2D Raced
15122 - 24 AYE
47D All-vowel avowal
13162 - 25 HAM
111D Scene stealer
13144 - 26 LEG
29A Drumstick
13126 - 27 IMAGE
49D Publicist's concern
13110 - 28 SAM
5D Spade said to be excellent at digging up dirt
12155 - 29 IKE
13D 1950s White House nickname
11181 - 30 GALA
115A Lavish soiree
11115 - 31 LIEU
107D Stead
11113 - 32 IBIS
11A Long-billed wader
11100 - 33 SOW
14D Female badger
1188 - 34 PAM
75A Actress Grier of "Jackie Brown"
1094 - 35 TRESS
91A Rapunzel feature
9101 - 36 EMMY
119A Statuette that weighs 6 pounds 12 1/2 ounces
954 - 37 COP
32D Beat walker
890 - 38 TOW
77D Haul
888 - 39 DANE
44A Great ___
874 - 40 REALM
99D Kingdom
854 - 41 AMISS
70D Out of whack
777 - 42 AGAVE
93A ___ syrup (natural sweetener)
748 - 43 POTS
85A Greenhouse containers
743 - 44 KEEP
108D Medieval stronghold
655 - 45 CHILI
17D It turns a hot dog into a Texas hot dog
642 - 46 FROG
84D Throat problem
633 - 47 ASSN
63D Part of A.P.A.: Abbr.
5137 - 48 ASNER
101D 119-Across winner for both "Roots" and "Rich Man, Poor Man"
5103 - 49 ZEST
118A Drink flavorer
582 - 50 COCOA
19A Brownie ingredient
563 - 51 THESE
6A "___ are the voyages of the starship Enterprise"
553 - 52 EATME
102D Wonderland cake message
547 - 53 MELD
27A Blend
542 - 54 READE
78D Charles who wrote "The Cloister and the Hearth"
537 - 55 BEIGE
12D "Boring" shade
531 - 56 TALK
106A Be a stool pigeon
530 - 57 GORE
71A Sight at a gladiatorial fight
481 - 58 AIMEE
117A Singer Mann
471 - 59 SIREN
40D Tornado warning device
470 - 60 STEWS
1A Broods
454 - 61 ZITI
95D Cousin of penne
454 - 62 AKITA
39D Pointy-eared dog
445 - 63 BANANA
56D Word before bread or boat
439 - 64 COTS
74D Fold-up beds
435 - 65 ASTHMA
68A It can cause shortness of breath
429 - 66 RUINS
98D Machu Picchu or Pompeii
428 - 67 HEALS
30A Gets better
425 - 68 TROD
92A Walked over
390 - 69 TEM
58A President pro ___
380 - 70 LOAD
65D Truckful
377 - 71 ASPER
120A According to
341 - 72 ANALOG
64A Not digital
328 - 73 WEANS
34D Slowly eases (off)
325 - 74 ETH
10D Ordinal suffix
2111 - 75 AIMAT
37A Draw a bead on
247 - 76 YANG
35D Andrew ___, businessman-turned-politician
245 - 77 ELECTS
73A Chooses
238 - 78 THROE
97D Painful sensation
235 - 79 ISAAK
16D Russian artist Brodsky, the first painter awarded the Order of Lenin
221 - 80 AVATARS
90D Gamers' embodiments
210 - 81 ECOLE
3D Place to learn lessons in Lyon
182 - 82 ZONE
114A Man-to-man alternative
161 - 83 GOAD
94D Egg on
151 - 84 NUKE
57A Zap
138 - 85 VAIN
26A Self-involved
137 - 86 TOD
36A Browning who directed "Dracula," 1931
132 - 87 HRH
67A Monarch's inits.
129 - 88 KIRI
48A Soprano ___ Te Kanawa
128 - 89 ICEUP
121A Become slick, in a way
126 - 90 BRUTE
116A Ruffian
124 - 91 GAI
113D Chicken, in a Chinese dish
122 - 92 REOIL
60D Take care of, as a persistent squeak
121 - 93 CARBS
89A Atkins dieters' no-nos
114 - 94 TAVERN
15D The Boar's Head, in Shakespeare
113 - 95 TABSET
92D Adjustable feature of a typewriter
110 - 96 INVENT
11D Emulate Edison
17 - 97 EPICFAIL
8D Flop that's one for the ages
16 - 98 TTEST
105A Statistical tool for checking a hypothesis
16 - 99 SLUSHPILE
45D Editor's stack of unsolicited manuscripts
13 - 100 12
- 101 12
- 102 URIS
109A "Mila 18" novelist
094 - 103 ASCAP
39A Songwriters' org.
061 - 104 TICS
15A Idiosyncrasies
042 - 105 YARNS
83D What some sailors bring back
029 - 106 ASTRAY
93D Off
027 - 107 HOWIE
7D Football Hall-of-Famer Long
025 - 108 TWERP
6D Pipsqueak
023 - 109 GNARL
52D Tree knot
019 - 110 MAKES
69D Assembles
015 - 111 ZAK
95A Drummer Starkey
011 - 112 AMICA
42A Lady friend, in Florence
08 - 113 HOREB
30D Biblical peak
08 - 114 OMARR
33D Astrologer Sydney
08 - 115 RESTE
100D What's left, in Paris
08 - 116 BRANDS
56A Time and Tide
06 - 117 MAIS
62A But: Fr.
06 - 118 WOPAT
20A Actor Tom of "The Dukes of Hazzard"
06 - 119 NEKO
21A Indie singer/songwriter ___ Case
05 - 120 PRICY
28A Expensive
05 - 121 RAINON
78A Spoil, as a parade
05 - 122 YGOR
55D Bela Lugosi's role in "The Ghost of Frankenstein"
05 - 123 AACHEN
51D German city near the Belgian border
04 - 124 DBA
112D Corporate "a.k.a."
04 - 125 SATYRIC
9D Lecherous
03 - 126 GAMERA
59A Giant flying turtle monster of film
02 - 127 MATHS
62D Computation class in Cambridge
02 - 128 SCUZZ
96D Slimeball
02 - 129 01
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- 132 01
- 133 ESCAPEFROMNEWYORKIE debut
31A Your wish, maybe, when a rambunctious terrier puppy is first brought home?
01 - 134 01
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