ACROSS

1. Ends a chess game 
2. Composer of eponymous works? 
3. Anti-DUI org. 
4. Pastoral sounds 
5. Top-tier celeb
6. Lyricist Hammerstein 
7. Field 
8. Lohengrin’s love 
9. Arise at 5 a.m., say 
10. Skill of 84-down
11. Some votes 
12. Rocky park 
13. Civic worker 
14. Someone who leads a choir 
15. Without 
16. Emergency Medical Services, abbr.
17. Person with hives 
18. One of seven 
19. Lawman Wyatt 
20. President James follower
21. Jordanian wonder 
22. Third word in many limericks 
23. Work at a bank, perhaps 
24. Accumulates after owing money 
25. Nespresso Pod competitor 
26. Pool division 
27. “Mind the ___, ___” 
28. Fair-hiring laws, abbr.  
29. IPS, VA, e.g. 
30. Half an amp at two volts
31. River of Spain 
32. “Oh, of course!” 
33. Vinyl’s successors 
34. Rush-hour rider, often 
35. Celebration of deliverance 
36. Answer to “Text me when you get home safe!”
37. Collide 
38. Be human, say 
39. Dish out
40. Like some chefs or driveways 
41. Connections 
42. Prohibit 
43. Cold cuts, etc. 
44. ___ paneer 
45. Pat baby on the back
46. Casablanca heroine 
47. Off-cuts and the like, perhaps
48. “The Greatest”
49. Admonish 
50. It’s to the right of many windows 
51. Ages 
52. Cinque follower 
53. Eastern Pyrenees resident 
54. Yemen in British English, abbr.
55. Sherman, Patton, e.g.
56. High school seniors write personal ones
57. Mass Effect or Cyberpunk, e.g. 
58. The Princess and the Frog princess 
59. Comedian Jimmy 
60. Struck out 
61. Jam-packed — or a feature of several answers in this puzzle 
62. APFSDS or HEAT, counter to 108-across 
63. Dispatch, as a dragon
64. Eatery 
65. “Shoot!” 
66. Slant 
67. Spreads hay 
68. Away from port 
69. Economic bloc with HQ in Jakarta 

DOWN 

1. Gullet 
2. In the style of 
3. ___Tok 
4. WNW, opposite
5. Actor Erwin 
6. Opposite of stays
7. Time to do a 180 
8. Lots of lots 
9. Things getting chipped away at 
10. “Ope my bad lol,” abbr.
11. Alan Alda sitcom
12. Not pizzicato
13. He’s making a list 
14. 1960 Bobby Timmons work 
15. Penchants 
16. Burn soother 
17. “Hold on ___ ___!” 
18. Obi, for one 
19. Prefix with -scope or -meter 
20. Alarm clock toggle 
21. Limit 
22. Bonobo, for one 
23. It’s picked by the picky
24. Oscar nominee starring Cate Blanchett, without accent mark 
25. “Are you a man ___ ___ mouse?” 
26. Medical research org.
27. Baloney curing product 
28. Knitwear, perhaps 
29. Filing aids 
30. Campus URL ending
31. Matterhorn, e.g. 
32. Californian city Santa ___
33. Jerry’s partner 
34. Check out 
35. Pricey 
36. Sgt., e.g. 
37. Ancient 
38. Dissuades 
39. Mild oath 
40. First letters of the longest words in the English language
41. Organic fuel 
42. Crush, in gamer speak
43. Filled up, as a ship 
44. Goof 
45. Filipino spring rolls 
46. Allure 
47. Capital on the Danube
48. Adjusts, as espresso
49. You can’t see him 
50. Food regimen 
51. Something you can tested for at the SIC
52. Oil, watercolor, etc. 
53. It precedes a drop of golden sun 
54. Supermarket chain 
55. “Hold on I gtg get the door.” 
56. First name in jazz 
57. FICA monitors 
58. Knee tissue, abbr. 
59. Curator’s concern 
60. Ponytail alternative 
61. Uncertain utterances

92 Start to cure? 

93. Guinness superlative
94. Stephen of The Crying Game
95. Tan counterpart 
96. Pay stub abbr. 
97. Individual Retirement Account abbr. 
98. It breaks every morning

100 Annapolis grad. 

104. Just know 
105. Falls on ____ ears
106. Angela Davis or Bob Ross ’do 
107. Firing places 
108. Picket line crosser
109. Sleeveless undergarment, for short
110. ___ la Douce 
111. Hot-rod rod 
112. Beer progenitor 
113. Breyers competitor
114. On the sheltered side, perhaps 
115. Director Ephron 
116. Pharmaceutical watchdog grp. 
117. Publisher of the “Plane Sense” guidebook 
118. Web feed letters
119. Shorthand for popular 2016 instrument
120. “___ ___ little teapot”
121. Low card in a royal flush