| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| It might be hit on a missed long field goal | CROSSBAR |
| Journey for Journey all over the globe, say | WORLDTOUR |
| Leonine friend of Timon and Pumbaa | SIMBA |
| Lickety-split, initially | ASAP |
| Light measurement | LUX |
| Like a banged-up fender | DENTED |
| Like scathing reviews | HARSH |
| Like some winks | SLY |
| Like Texas hold 'em betting at some poker tournaments | NOLIMIT |
| Links warning | FORE |
| Major 112 Across export | OIL |
| Make some noise | YELL |
| Marner of a George Eliot novel | SILAS |
| Massive messes | SNAFUS |
| Metropolitan | URBAN |
| Monster that 'met' Bambi in a 1969 short film | GODZILLA |
| MSNBC alternative | CNN |
| Nasty sort | MEANIE |
| NBA channel on cable | TNT |
| No-longer-current currency of Capri | LIRA |
| Nonprofit offering 'The Total Dog Manual' and 'The Total Cat Manual' for potential owners | ADOPTAPET |
| Not at all ordinary | RARE |
| Novelist Ferrante | ELENA |
| Obsolescent device like the IBM Simon, e.g | PDA |
| One in a family tree | SON |
| One looking after sisters | ABBESS |
| Opposite of an ally | ENEMY |
| Org. with power plays | NHL |
| Origins of species? | SEEDS |
| Pace before a race | TROT |
| Paladin's pointy pole | LANCE |
| Palestinian Authority president of the 1990s | ARAFAT |
| Part of a dress shirt | CUFF |
| Particularly proper | PRIM |
| Peak | CREST |
| Period with few pieces | ENDGAME |
| Polynesian women | WAHINES |
| Ponder | MULL |
| Pontificate | ORATE |
| Possessed by that bloke | HIS |
| Question about drafts | WHATSONTAP |
| Rainbow, e.g | ARC |
| Result of promotion | HYPE |
| Robin 'hood? | GOTHAM |
| Running the engine while sitting still | INIDLE |
| See 23 Across | COP |
| Share an edge with | ABUT |
| Site of Oklahoma's Mayfest arts festival | TULSA |
| Slowly, for a soprano | LENTO |
| Small splashing sound | PLOP |
| Smiling may reveal them | TEETH |
| Spinning | AWHIRL |
| Stick firmly (to) | ADHERE |
| Stingray relatives | MANTAS |
| Stylistically appropriate | TASTEFUL |
| Subjects of Rebecca Traister's book 'Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger' | FEMINISTS |
| Sultanate not in OPEC | OMAN |
| Takes the L, in slang | EATSIT |
| They may be mobile | HOMES |
| Through | UNTIL |
| Tran Quoc Pagoda city | HANOI |
| Trivia website with an Amazing Fact Generator | MENTALFLOSS |
| Uncle of Enoch and Enos | ABEL |
| Wallach of 'Ace High' | ELI |
| Where to find a speaker at a political rally? | AMP |
| Wind instrument not played by blowing through the mouth | NOSEFLUTE |
| With 71 Across, intimidating interrogator | BAD |
| Wrapped quantity of hay | BALE |
| Wrapping brand | SARAN |
| ___ Baba | ALI |
| ___ facto | IPSO |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| 'A Festivus for the ___ of us' ('Seinfeld' line) | REST |
| 'Dracula' director Browning | TOD |
| 'I s'pose I won't' | NAH |
| 'Later,' at the Louvre | ADIEU |
| 'Les' means it | THE |
| 'Lines ___ now open' | ARE |
| 'Lola' actress Anouk | AIMEE |
| 'Rock Swings' singer Paul | ANKA |
| 'Slippery' specimens | ELMS |
| 'Swang' duo ___ Sremmurd | RAE |
| 'They'll ___ the day!' | RUE |
| 'Would you let me take a crack at it?' | MAYITRY |
| 'You and ___ Army?' (Radiohead song) | WHOSE |
| '___ to Pity' (Jane Austen poem) | ODE |
| 1973 song by the Pointer Sisters with a message about the need to come together | YESWECANCAN |
| Accumulated | STOREDUP |
| Accustoms | INURES |
| Adjust, as a thermostat | SET |
| Attain | GET |
| Attempt to grab, as metaphorical straws | GRASPAT |
| Author's conception | PLOT |
| Ballroom dance spelled out by the last letters of this puzzle's dances | ONESTEP |
| Bank account report | STATEMENT |
| Beer brand sold in Springfield | DUFF |
| Being employed | INUSE |
| Belonging to this planet | EARTHLY |
| Belt-piercing tools | AWLS |
| Blacken on a grill | CHAR |
| Bounded | LEAPED |
| Brand of candy cups | REESES |
| Brian with an album named after 120 Down | ENO |
| Bryn Mawr College's bird mascot | OWL |
| Bundles | BATCHES |
| Bus. designation | INC |
| Butter knife, e.g | UTENSIL |
| Call of the child | MAMA |
| Cartographic creation | ATLAS |
| Center of a propeller | HUB |
| Champagne bottle name | MOET |
| Coat checked by a vet | FUR |
| Comedian Catherine | TATE |
| Compulsory contributions to the IRS | TAXES |
| Consultants' charges | FEES |
| Continue to be unresolved | REMAININLIMBO |
| Cooking appliance | RANGE |
| Cup fraction: Abbr | TSP |
| Devices full of notes | ATMS |
| Dirty quarters | STY |
| Discontinued Apple product that could hold many tracks | IPODSHUFFLE |
| Enjoys oneself | HASFUN |
| Extra-income activity that may have started as a passion project | SIDEHUSTLE |
| Fairy tale opener | ONCE |
| Fish with a long snout | GAR |
| Flanders of literature | MOLL |
| Fodder repository | SILO |
| Free from peril | SAFE |
| Fruit grown on a vine | MELON |
| Gentle wind | ZEPHYR |
| Glass composition | ARIA |
| Goes back (to) | REVERTS |
| Golden ratio symbol | PHI |
| H as in Homer | ETA |
| Hairdo often held together with bobby pins | FRENCHTWIST |
| Handles, as final details | MOPSUP |
| Has significance | MATTERS |
| Hawk in a shop | PEDDLE |
| He helped many people find the meaning of 'life' | WEBSTER |
| Highland hats, and an anagram of 68 Across | TAMS |
| Insect in an apiary | BEE |
| Invited to one's house | ASKEDOVER |
| It has altered DNA | GMO |
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