| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| 'Ha! I was right!' | TOLDYA |
| 'Holy ___!' | TOLEDO |
| 'Hook' role | SMEE |
| 'Little' visitor to Slumberland, in old comics | NEMO |
| 'Understand?' | CAPEESH |
| 1-Across + 122-Across | BEYONDTHETIMELIMIT |
| 1-Across + 125-Across | WENTTOOFAR |
| 1-Across + 15-Across | EXPENSETYPE |
| 122-Across + 125-Across | NOTAGOODBET |
| 15-Across + 122-Across | RECKLESSLY |
| 15-Across + 125-Across | YEARBOOKPHOTOGRAPH |
| 1962 Paul Anka hit | ESOBESO |
| 1997 Samuel L. Jackson film | EVESBAYOU |
| Acronym on the S&P 500 | ALCOA |
| Acted like | APED |
| Ammonium and others | IONS |
| Archenemy of Mattel's He-Man | SKELETOR |
| As old as the hills | HOARY |
| Author Wiesel | ELIE |
| Beast on Skull Island, informally | KONG |
| Benchwarmer | SCRUB |
| Biological blueprints | GENOMES |
| Bon ___ | JOVI |
| Brings together | SYNCS |
| Burkina ___ (African land) | FASO |
| Burns's 'before' | ERE |
| Cable's ___ Classic | ESPN |
| California resort town | OJAI |
| Capital known for 300 years as Christiania | OSLO |
| Clio nominees | ADS |
| Coat fur | STOAT |
| Common wedding reception feature | OPENBAR |
| Creatures that may live inside oysters - hence the name | PEARLFISH |
| Date | SEE |
| Decepticon's foe in 'Transformers' | AUTOBOT |
| Disdainful sounds | SNIFFS |
| Doesn't pursue | LETSDROP |
| Egg producer | OVARY |
| Elation | EUPHORIA |
| Endnotes? | CODA |
| Erupt | SPEW |
| Fancy marble | TAW |
| Farmyard call | BAA |
| Fellow students, generally | AGEMATES |
| Fidelity offerings, for short | IRAS |
| Figurine | STATUETTE |
| Final Four round | SEMIS |
| Food that's an anagram of 98-Across | POI |
| Former British crown colony in the Mideast | ADEN |
| Galileo, by birth | PISAN |
| General interests? | WARS |
| Germophobe's need | SANITIZER |
| Glimpses | ESPIES |
| Go well together | AGREE |
| Goldeneye or harlequin | SEADUCK |
| Golfer Ernie | ELS |
| He played Chaplin in 'Chaplin' | DOWNEY |
| Hershiser who was Sports Illustrated's 1988 Sportsman of the Year | OREL |
| Ho hi | ALOHA |
| Holder of small doses | VIAL |
| Ill-fated seducer in 'Tess of the D'Urbervilles' | ALEC |
| Informer, informally | NARK |
| Islamic mystics | SUFIS |
| It covers everything quite clearly | SARAN |
| It helps you get ahead | SPEED |
| J. Paul Getty and others | OILMEN |
| Key word #1 | OVER |
| Key word #2 | HEAD |
| Key word #3 | LONG |
| Key word #4 | SHOT |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Kind of column | SPINAL |
| Like some soldiers in the American Revolution | HESSIAN |
| Literally, 'breathless' | APNEA |
| Looking for | AFTER |
| Low-lying area | VALE |
| Lucius's son, in Harry Potter | DRACO |
| Major ally? | TORY |
| Makes up (for) | ATONES |
| Male lead in Disney's 'Frozen' | KRISTOFF |
| Messy food order at a carnival | CHILIDOG |
| Minor snafu | MIXUP |
| Moolah | DINERO |
| Mosque no-no | SHOES |
| Mustard, but not ketchup: Abbr | COL |
| Old TV adjustment: Abbr | VERT |
| Ophthalmologist's concern | STYE |
| Orioles' div | ALEAST |
| Pageant V.I.P.s | EMCEES |
| Pardner's mount | HOSS |
| Paul who won a Nobel in Physics | DIRAC |
| Petro-Canada competitor | ESSO |
| Pilaf-like product | RICEARONI |
| Place for a bust | NICHE |
| Plantation device | BALER |
| Plants with intoxicating leaves | COCAS |
| Political insults, so to speak | MUD |
| Portland, Ore.-to-Boise dir | ESE |
| Pot user? | CHEF |
| Puts in stitches, say | DARNS |
| QB Bobby who purportedly put a curse on the Detroit Lions | LAYNE |
| Radiologist, e.g | IMAGER |
| Recharge midday | NAP |
| Robert who oversaw the acquisitions of Pixar, Marvel and Lucasfilm | IGER |
| Rope in | LASSO |
| S.U.V. alternative | SEDAN |
| S.U.V. alternative | WAGON |
| Sandpaper and such | ABRASIVES |
| Says 'Read you loud and clear ... over,' say | RADIOS |
| Sewing case | ETUI |
| Shabby | ILLKEPT |
| Sister brand of Phisoderm | OXY |
| Small songbird | TIT |
| Songwriter Carmichael | HOAGY |
| Sound in 'Eleanor Rigby' and 'Yesterday' | VIOLIN |
| South American tuber | OCA |
| Springfield exclamations | DOHS |
| Stage prize | OBIE |
| Stemming from | BASEDON |
| Subj. for Bloomberg News | IPO |
| Subj. with many irregularities | ESL |
| Successes in the game Battleship | HITS |
| Take off, as a heavy coat? | SHEAR |
| The 'e' of i.e | EST |
| Tic-tac-toe failure | OOX |
| Tournament organizer since '39 | NCAA |
| TurboTax option | EFILE |
| Uncle ___ | BENS |
| V, in physics | VOLT |
| Vending machine feature | SLOT |
| Venice tourist attraction | RIALTO |
| Villainous | NASTY |
| Washing the dishes, e.g | TASK |
| What a driverless car drives | ITSELF |
| Witty Nash | OGDEN |
| Workers on the board | IRONERS |
| You may leave when it's up | LEASE |
| [You stink!] | BOO |
| ___ cards (items used in ESP tests) | ZENER |
| ___ choy | BOK |
| ___ Olshansky, first Soviet-born N.F.L. player | IGOR |
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