| 3
| FIB |
Little 19-across |
| 3
| MAE |
West With The Classic Movie Line "i'm No 45-across ..." |
| 4
| CHOU |
With 52-down, 39-across Leader From 1949 To 1976 |
| 5
| TABLE |
See 27-across |
| 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 |
| 12
| SPOILERALERT |
Important Warning Before You Answer 32-, 40- And 52-across? |
| 15
| SIGNFORDELIVERY |
Accept A Package Formally ... Or A Hint To 17-, 29-, 45- And 62-across? |
| 4
| IDEA |
It's A Thought |
| 4
| IDEA |
Thought |
| 6
| MANTIS |
With 38-across, Underwater Creature That's Not Actually A 38-across (nor A 36-across, For That Matter) |
| 3
| EEL |
See 23-across |
| 3
| ODE |
It Traditionally Starts With A Strophe |
| 3
| BRB |
Texter's "hold That Thought" |
| 3
| EEN |
Still, For A Poet |
| 3
| HOP |
Move Barefoot Across A Scorchingly Hot Beach, Maybe |
| 3
| POP |
See 63-across |
| 3
| MIA |
Nowhere To Be Found, Informally |
| 3
| ORE |
Nickel Found In A Pocket, Say |
| 3
| REF |
One With A Whistle ... Who Sometimes 1-across? |
| 3
| NSA |
Org. Whose Initials Are Found In "unsafe," Ironically |
| 3
| ODE |
Poet Amanda Gorman's "___ To Our Ocean" |
| 3
| VIN |
Diesel Often Found In A Muscle Car |
| 3
| ERE |
Poet's "before" |
| 3
| ORB |
Poet's Sphere |
| 3
| SEA |
With 48-across, Underwater Creature That's Certainly Not A 48-across |
| 3
| ARM |
Where The Biceps And Triceps Are Found |
| 3
| TEA |
With 59-across, "madam Secretary" Star |
| 3
| EMU |
Bird Found In The Mud? |
| 3
| PAT |
With 74-across, Gesture Of Approval |
| 3
| GEE |
"i Hadn't Thought Of It That Way" |
| 3
| DJS |
45 Spinners |
| 3
| SUM |
45, For Each Row And Column In A Sudoku Grid |
| 3
| EYE |
With 63-across, Test For Pupils |
| 3
| RIG |
See 30-across |
| 3
| NFL |
With 59-across, Flag Bearers, For Short? |
| 4
| SLIM |
See 88-across |
| 4
| INES |
Mexican Poet Juana ___ De La Cruz |
| 4
| FISH |
See 1-across |
| 4
| LIAR |
"a Warehouse Of Facts, With Poet And ___ In Joint Ownership" ("the Devil's Dictionary" Definition For "imagination") |
| 4
| SAYS |
See 37-across |
| 4
| SODA |
With 66-across, Fizzy Drink |
| 4
| EDNA |
Poet ___ St. Vincent Millay |
| 4
| ROOF |
See 49-across |
| 4
| ORCA |
With 65-across, Underwater Creature That Actually Is A 65-across Despite A Common Misconception |
| 4
| NYPD |
1-across In Manhattan, For Short |
| 4
| REFS |
See 58-across |
| 4
| EXAM |
See 62-across |
| 4
| RPMS |
33 1/3, 45 And 78, For Short |
| 4
| RASH |
Not Well Thought Through |
| 4
| ACUT |
With 39-across, Superior |
| 4
| ENDS |
65-across Justifiers, In A Saying |
| 4
| ERSE |
Language That's A Letter Off From 26-across |
| 4
| ROKU |
Iv Device Found In Many Homes Nowadays |
| 4
| SLAT |
Something Found Under A Mattress |
| 4
| DATA |
With 30-across, Numbers Displayed In Rows And Columns |
| 4
| TEES |
Starts A Course, With "off" |
| 4
| HITS |
With 36-across, Plays Dirty |
| 4
| NEAL |
Beat Poet Cassady |
| 4
| LATS |
They're Found Near Traps |
| 4
| LOGO |
Jordan Is Found On One, Notably |
| 5
| KINGS |
With 101-across, Where This Puzzle's Enclosed Answer Is Located |
| 5
| LEONI |
See 35-across |
| 5
| SLATE |
With 51-across, Long-lasting Cover For A House |
| 5
| JELLY |
With 6-across, Underwater Creature That's Not Actually A 6-across |
| 5
| ITALY |
Where 23-down Was Coined |
| 5
| MEANS |
See 39-across |
| 5
| WATER |
With 55-across, No Longer An Issue |
| 5
| LONGO |
Vowel Sound At The End Of 15- And 26-across |
| 5
| ABOAT |
See 69-across |
| 5
| WORDS |
See 56-across |
| 5
| SLANG |
Sort Of Language Generally Found In Urban Dictionary |
| 5
| SOLAR |
With 41-across, A Celestial Event ... Or A Hint To Four Squares In This Puzzle |
| 5
| BENDS |
With 20-across, Goes To Great Lengths |
| 5
| WHALE |
See 64-across |
| 5
| ERNIE |
Shorter Roommate Of 14-across |
| 5
| RADIO |
With 21-across, Broadcast Unit That May Operate With 50,000 Watts |
| 5
| ODIST |
Poet Who's Full Of Praise |
| 5
| RENEW |
Get More 45-down |
| 5
| TRACY |
___ K. Smith, Poet Who Won A Pulitzer For "life On Mars" |
| 5
| BSIDE |
Lesser-played Half Of A 45 |
| 5
| RELAY |
Get Across |
| 5
| CRUST |
It May Be Found Above The Mantle |
| 5
| KHUFU |
Fill In This Answer With Letters From Five Clue Numbers 74, 92, 21, 52, 118 |
| 5
| BREAD |
It's Found At The Bottom Of The Food Pyramid |
| 5
| MARIE |
Curie Who Coined The Term "radioactivity" |
| 6
| PICKUP |
Learn, As A New Skill ... Or What Can Precede The Ends Of 20-, 36-, 42- And 59-across |
| 6
| NERUDA |
Poet Who Wrote "love Is So Short, Forgetting Is So Long" |
| 6
| SHRIMP |
See 36-across |
| 6
| TEACUP |
Where A Sleeping Bag May Be Found |
| 6
| CARLOS |
With 76-across, Mexican Business Magnate Who Was Once The World's Richest Person |
| 6
| ENOKIS |
Mushrooms Found In Ramen |
| 7
| COLONEL |
With 49-across, The Face Of Kentucky Fried Chicken |
| 7
| AMERICA |
With 18-across, Emmy-winning "ugly Betty" Actress |
| 7
| RHYMING |
Like 17-, 26-, 40-, 51- And 64-across, With Respect To The Numbers In Their Clues |
| 7
| PARTING |
With 58-across, What This Puzzle's Circled Letters Are ... Or What They're Doing |
| 7
| HANSOLO |
Major Role In 70-across |
| 7
| MRSPOCK |
Major Role In 70-across |
| 7
| STATION |
See 20-across |
| 7
| THEBELT |
See 41-across |
| 7
| ASHTRAY |
Once-standard Feature Not Found In Most Newer Vehicles |
| 7
| SANDERS |
See 26-across |
| 7
| EDITING |
See 29-across |
| 7
| FERRERA |
See 17-across |
| 7
| THEREST |
See 35-across |
| 7
| DYNASTY |
See 39-across |
| 8
| ELECTRIC |
With 25-across, Underwater Creature That's Not Actually A 25-across |
| 8
| OPTIMIST |
One Who Identifies With The Answers To The Starred Across Clues |
| 8
| CUCUMBER |
See 47-across |
| 9
| YOUTICKET |
See 25-across |
| 9
| WHATMAKES |
With 114-across, Exasperated Question To Parking Enforcement? |
| 9
| BACKWARDS |
See 18-across |
| 9
| FOODFIGHT |
Type Of Battle That 17-, 26-/49- And 60-across Might Be Engaged In? |
| 9
| MOUSEOVER |
Move A Cursor Across |
| 9
| THEBRIDGE |
See 60-across |
| 10
| JOHNDRYDEN |
England's First Poet Laureate (1668) |
| 10
| ITSTHEPITS |
"awful!" ... Or A Hint To The Common Element Of 17-, 23-, 36- And 50-across |
| 10
| AUDRELORDE |
"sister Outsider" Essayist/poet |
| 10
| SMARTPHONE |
Device That Can Replace 16-, 23-, 37-, 40- And 51-across |
| 10
| HOLDMYBEER |
Comment Before A Stupid Stunt ... Or A Hint To The Ends Of 17-, 25-, 36- And 50-across |
| 10
| STARTINGQB |
Key Member Of A Football Team, In Brief ... Or A Feature Of 16-, 29-, 35- And 42-across? |
| 10
| GROUPTHINK |
Intellectual Conformity ... Or A Hint To Interpreting 17-, 22- And 51-across |
| 10
| SPORTSSHOP |
Where Bats And Birdies Are Found |
| 10
| PASTASAUCE |
It's Often Found On Bow Ties |
| 10
| WORDSWORTH |
Poet William Who Wrote "the Prelude" |
| 11
| WHITECOLLAR |
Worker Designation Coined By Upton Sinclair |
| 11
| COUNTRYSTAR |
Grand Ole Opry Performer ... Or A Hint To 17-/18-across And 23- And 36-down |
| 11
| WINDOWFRAME |
Outer Border For 36-across |
| 12
| BACKUPSINGER |
One Helping In A Band ... Or What Can Be Found In Each Set Of Circled Letters? |
| 12
| REALORIGINAL |
Sarcastic "oh, Like You Thought Of That Yourself" |
| 12
| YOUCANTTHINK |
Start Of An Optimistic Quote By 57-across |
| 12
| PARTYANIMALS |
They're Always Ready For A Good Time ... Or A Description Of 18-, 25-, 35- And 49-across? |
| 12
| SEVENWONDERS |
With 51-across And 15-down, Group In Which [see Circled Letters] Is The Only One Still Largely Intact |
| 13
| REBELALLIANCE |
Good Side In 70-across |
| 13
| THEFEDERATION |
Good Side In 70-across |
| 14
| THEDOCTORISOUT |
Lucy's Empty-booth Sign In "peanuts" ... Or A Hint To 16-, 24-, 37- And 55-across |
| 15
| LOVECONQUERSALL |
Adage Attributed To Virgil's "eclogue X" |
| 15
| CREATEDAMONSTER |
Emulated Dr. Frankenstein ... Or What You Did After You Filled In The Shaded Parts Of 17-, 23-, 50- And 61-across? |
| 16
| COATOFMANYCOLORS |
Envy Source In Genesis 37 That Hints At 18-, 24-, 49- And 58-across |
| 21
| DOORDONOTTHEREISNOTRY |
Memorable Quote From 70-across |
| 21
| SPACETHEFINALFRONTIER |
Memorable Quote From 70-across |
