5
| THREE |
Number Of 101-acrosses In [see Circled Letters] |
12
| SEVENWONDERS |
With 51-across And 15-down, Group In Which [see Circled Letters] Is The Only One Still Largely Intact |
5
| OFTHE |
See 5-down |
6
| SPIRAL |
When Preceded By [the Circled Letters], Natural Shape Said To Be Seen In 61-across And 27-down |
7
| CHINESE |
With 43-across, Historical Period Found In Each Set Of Circled Letters |
7
| PARTING |
With 58-across, What This Puzzle's Circled Letters Are ... Or What They're Doing |
8
| SEQUENCE |
When Preceded By [the Circled Letters], Progression Starting With 0 And 1 |
9
| LOOSEENDS |
Unresolved Details ... And A Hint To This Puzzle's Circled Letters |
10
| GUTFEELING |
Intuition Without Logical Explanation, Or A Hint To This Puzzle's Circled Letters |
11
| GOLDENRATIO |
Numerical Constant Associated With [the Circled Letters] |
12
| BACKUPSINGER |
One Helping In A Band ... Or What Can Be Found In Each Set Of Circled Letters? |
12
| ANCIENTWORLD |
See 5-down |
13
| FALLINTOPLACE |
Become Clear ... Or Make Like The Object Represented By The Circled Letters |
13
| PATHTOVICTORY |
Election Night Calculation ... Or What's Traced By The Circled Letters |
15
| CONGRATULATIONS |
First Part Of A Message Suggested By This Puzzle's Circled Letters |
8
| PHYSIQUE |
Build |
3
| VIP |
Letters On A Pass |
3
| LSD |
Letters That Might Change Your Mind? |
3
| USA |
Letters On A Forever Stamp |
3
| VSO |
Letters On A Bottle Of Brandy |
3
| IMO |
Letters Of Qualification |
3
| AKA |
Letters Between Two Names |
3
| AKA |
Letters Before An Alternate Name |
3
| AKA |
Letters Before An Alias |
3
| FYI |
Letters Accompanying A Tip |
3
| PAC |
Campaign Fund-raising Letters |
3
| INA |
One ___ Million |
3
| ACT |
See 18-down |
3
| EEL |
See 23-across |
3
| RIG |
See 30-across |
3
| DAY |
Clear As ___ (plain To See) |
3
| RAP |
See 81-down |
3
| AND |
See 57-down |
3
| SPF |
Beach Bottle Letters |
3
| POE |
Who Wrote "all That We See Or Seem / Is But A Dream Within A Dream" |
3
| HMM |
"let's See Here ..." |
3
| BYE |
"see Ya!" |
3
| ADA |
Tube Letters |
3
| SPF |
Letters On Some Foundations |
3
| STL |
Letters Seen On N.f.l. Scoreboards Between 1995 And 2015 |
3
| POP |
See 63-across |
4
| ROOF |
See 49-across |
4
| EXAM |
See 62-across |
4
| IMDB |
Where You Might See Scrolling Credits? |
4
| SAYS |
See 37-across |
4
| UTAH |
Where To See License Plates That Say "greatest Snow On Earth" |
4
| SIRI |
Voice Heard By 500 Million People |
4
| UMPS |
They Call 'em As They See 'em |
4
| SIDE |
See 110-down |
4
| BIBB |
Lettuce Often Used In Lettuce Wraps |
4
| IKEA |
Store With A Three-syllable Name In Four Letters |
4
| ASHY |
Like A Used Firepit |
4
| REFS |
See 58-across |
4
| SLIM |
See 88-across |
4
| KATY |
Perry Who Used To Have The World's Most-followed Twitter Account |
4
| FISH |
See 1-across |
4
| OREO |
Snack Item With Approximately 53 Calories |
4
| PLEA |
Word That, Fittingly, Contains All Four Different Letters Of Appeal |
4
| SAAB |
9-5 Automaker, Once |
4
| CTRL |
Key That's Never Used Alone Abbr. |
4
| RHOS |
Letters After Pis |
4
| LEIA |
"star Wars" General With The Line "if You See Our Son, Bring Him Home" |
4
| RSVP |
Invitation Letters |
4
| SPYS |
1974 Spoof With The Tagline "would You Buy A Used Secret From These Men?" |
5
| PRNDL |
Letters On A Gearshift |
5
| LEONI |
See 35-across |
5
| WORDS |
See 56-across |
5
| KHUFU |
Fill In This Answer With Letters From Five Clue Numbers 74, 92, 21, 52, 118 |
5
| WHALE |
See 64-across |
5
| ABOAT |
See 69-across |
5
| TABLE |
See 27-across |
5
| OUTIE |
Body Feature That Approximately 10% Of People Have |
5
| PANES |
See-through Items |
5
| CIGAR |
The World's Most Expensive One, The Gurkha Royal Courtesan, Costs Over $1.3 Million |
5
| MEANS |
See 39-across |
5
| AGATE |
5.5-point Type Size |
5
| ATEON |
Used As A Dining Surface |
5
| INSET |
Piece Of Material Used To Strengthen A Garment |
5
| LIGHT |
It Travels At Nearly 300 Million Meters Per Second |
5
| ANCHO |
Pepper Used In Mole Sauce |
5
| IMOUT |
"see Ya Later!" |
5
| OSIER |
Willow Used In Basket-weaving |
5
| BORAX |
Mineral Used As A Flame Retardant |
5
| KATIE |
Woman's Nickname That Sounds Like Its First And Third Letters |
5
| ENLAI |
See 36-down |
6
| WEEZER |
Band With The Lyrics "when I Was Younger, I Used To Go And Tip Cows For Fun, Yeah / Actually, I Didn't Do That 'cause I Didn't Want The Cow To Be Sad" |
6
| ACCRUE |
Build, As Interest |
6
| TOPEKA |
Capital That Ends With Its State's First Two Letters |
6
| ISSUES |
See 43-down |
6
| PAGODA |
Place Of Worship Whose Third, Fourth And Fifth Letters Are Appropriate |
6
| SHRIMP |
See 36-across |
6
| REWIND |
Go Back To See Again, Maybe |
6
| SPICER |
See 31-down |
6
| LESSER |
Like The "5" Of "5 & 10" |
7
| STATION |
See 20-across |
7
| THEBELT |
See 41-across |
7
| THEREST |
See 35-across |
7
| TUESDAY |
Calendar Column ... Or A Punny Hint To The Circled Squares |
7
| DYNASTY |
See 39-across |
7
| ECLIPSE |
See 30-down |
7
| FERRERA |
See 17-across |
7
| GERHARD |
___ Richter, Contemporary Artist Whose Painting "abstraktes Bild (599)" Sold At Auction For A Record-setting $46.3 Million Dollars |
7
| EDITING |
See 29-across |
7
| SANDERS |
See 26-across |
8
| OMELETTE |
Build-your-own Ihop Order |
8
| PENLIGHT |
Instrument Used In A Medical Checkup |
8
| DIAMETER |
The Sun's Is Approximately 865,370 Miles |
8
| ATMCARDS |
Items Used With Pins |
8
| CUCUMBER |
See 47-across |
9
| BACKWARDS |
See 18-across |
9
| NEVEREVER |
Not In A Million Billion Years |
9
| KISSIMMEE |
Florida City Whose Name Has Three Pairs Of Doubled Letters |
9
| YOUTICKET |
See 25-across |
9
| TURNALOSS |
See Red? |
9
| THEBRIDGE |
See 60-across |
9
| STARTOURS |
Bus Excursions To See Homes Of Celebrities |
10
| ONTIPPYTOE |
Stretching To See Just A Teensy Bit Better, Perhaps |
10
| THATSAMORE |
Song Title Following The Lyric "scuzza Me, But You See, Back In Old Napoli ..." |
10
| STARTERKIT |
Basics To Build With |
10
| AUTOCLAVES |
Devices Used To Sterilize Medical Equipment |
11
| SETSOFTONGS |
Items Used By Barkeepers, Barbecuers And Blacksmiths |
13
| NAMEOFTHEGAME |
Something's Essential Aspect ... Or What's Spelled Out By Letters In This Puzzle's Eight "cups" |
13
| GERTRUDEELION |
1988 American Nobelist In Physiology Or Medicine Who Helped Develop The First Drug Used To Fight Rejection In Organ Transplants |
14
| BESTSERVEDCOLD |
See 3-down |
15
| FROMSTEMTOSTERN |
Thoroughly ... Or A Hint For Parsing Some Lowercase Letters In Four Of This Puzzle's Clues |
15
| CAIROMEXICOCITY |
Three World Capitals (5,4,10) |