| Made a blunder | 14 |
| Instrument with black and white keys | 36 |
| Used a bike, say | 16 |
| "... the worst has come true.": 2 wds. | 38 |
| Expressway divisions | 20 |
| Burning in flames | 17 |
| "...-E," 2008 Pixar produced movie from 2008 | 44 |
| Erases or cleans | 16 |
| Clothing marked with an indelible spot | 38 |
| Unwanted plant in a garden | 26 |
| You should strike while it is hot | 33 |
| "Ignorance is .." | 17 |
| New Testament book, .. of the Apostles | 38 |
| A group of three | 16 |
| Plea for rescue when stranded on a desert island | 48 |
| Vein of metal ore | 17 |
| A past Brazilian footballer who won 3 World Cups | 48 |
| RATM frontman and activist, Mr. de la Rocha | 43 |
| Sudden bursts of energy or UV light | 35 |
| Generic name for brown carbonated drink | 39 |
| Actor Guinness, the original Obi-Wan Kenobi | 43 |
| A young Guinea fowl; rhymes with beet | 37 |
| Improvized singing Ella Fitzgerald was known for | 48 |
| Presaging trouble | 17 |
| Ruin something completely | 25 |
| ... Krueger [character in "Nightmare on Elm Street"] | 52 |
| A Shakespearean character | 25 |
| Aladdin's companion | 19 |
| Subway system in Paris | 22 |
| Fact of being stupid | 20 |
| Part of a bicycle | 17 |
| Abbreviation for volume | 23 |
| Compensation for damage | 23 |
| Belief that the glass is half full | 34 |
| Diamond or sapphire | 19 |
| British singer-songwriter Ed | 28 |
| Horse with wings in Greek folklore | 34 |
| Parenting product | 17 |
| Opposite of happiness | 21 |
| Music award | 11 |
| Chanel's nickname | 17 |
| Mufasa's brother ["The Lion King"] | 34 |
| Sudden and uncontrolled small movement | 38 |
| Food-warming device | 19 |
| Basis for judgment | 18 |
| Person's will regarding inheritances | 36 |
| The Seven ... " by Lucinda Riley | 32 |
| Personal item for keeping credit cards | 38 |
| Dandelion color | 15 |
| Type of jazz singing | 20 |
| Wood used in furniture construction | 35 |
| Person who is very skilled at something | 39 |
| Relating to reason or logic | 27 |
| Legendary voyage described by Homer | 35 |
| Inexpensive accommodation type | 30 |
| Deeply absorbed mental state | 28 |
| Stock market indicator | 22 |
| A black bird | 12 |
| Plants that grow unwanted in gardens | 36 |
| Spanish word for "home" | 23 |
| Object of worship and devotion | 30 |
| Delight; Good cheer | 19 |
| Like a regular pentagon's angles | 32 |
| Indoor cozy rest stop | 21 |
| To vote someone into power | 26 |
| "You sunk my ......" in this strategic guessing game | 52 |
| Distinctiveness or superiority | 30 |
| A relative by marriage | 22 |
| Sign for the superstitious | 26 |
| 9th month in short | 18 |
| coat of ...., heraldic family badge | 35 |
| .... bowl, smoothie-like dish made with frozen fruit | 52 |
| damage property or someone's reputation | 39 |
| slope that allows for wheelchair access | 39 |
| setting of winnie-the-pooh, the hundred .... wood | 49 |
| german tennis player tommy, briefly world no. 2 | 47 |
| identical, alike | 16 |
| speaking about myself | 21 |
| a ballet dancer's bend at the knees | 35 |
| code for hartsfield-jackson atlanta airport | 43 |
| sodium chloride obtained from the ocean | 39 |
| laura, star of netflix's ozark | 30 |
| jails, institutions that house convicts | 39 |
| informal word for pimple | 24 |
| an alarm clock makes this sound | 31 |
| periodic element named after the titans | 39 |
| wired supported undergarments | 29 |
| first initials of poet cummings | 31 |
| belonging to it | 15 |
| little boy from a christmas carol | 33 |
| aka vlogger zoe sugg | 20 |
| turns of a roulette wheel | 25 |
| the view from up above, bird's eye | 34 |
| full of food | 12 |
| monster hunter winchester or cartoon yosemite | 45 |
| Win card game holding ace | 25 |
| Deserter recalled to achieve objective | 38 |
| Band occupied by new set should be taking a break | 49 |
| Country - it's one manipulated by China ultimately | 50 |
| Transform control connected to outlet | 37 |
| Lad behind explosion - he's resettled somewhere in Asia | 55 |
| Big cat that likes being inside? | 32 |
| Undercover work is ultimately prying with no right | 50 |
| Section of waterfront he got working constantly | 47 |
| Gutted guy, after education, is keyed up? | 41 |
| UPS organised carriers for patrons | 34 |
| Got wrong sort of items reprinted | 33 |
| Crook editor is provided with workers | 37 |
| Rural history not written down | 30 |
| Time needed by her during one night is justified | 48 |
| Treated leaves left a dark greenish-blue colour | 47 |
| Director is fatigued terribly losing excess weight | 50 |
| Alcohol, lager, mixed with energy drink | 39 |
| Skilled worker after power is biased | 36 |
| Those people opening with an accepted national song | 51 |
| Pluck passengers from container vessel | 38 |
| Get over a golfer badly handling pressure | 41 |
| Try giving up last combat drawing | 33 |
| Make rotten oars with ends not attached | 39 |
| Cut head of native English flower | 33 |
| Switch positions from time to time | 34 |
| Display part of a book, an experiment | 37 |
| Small computers retrieved fraudulent activities | 47 |
| One with the authority to manage stud | 37 |
| Boss's assistant upset smartest expert | 38 |
| Henry James's "The Turn of the Screw," e.g. [2 wds.] | 52 |
| Japan's emperor since 2019 | 26 |
| Feature of Baby Gerald on "The Simpsons" and Bert on "Sesame Street" | 68 |
| Infinity symbol comprising a snake swallowing its tail | 54 |
| Catcher who won 10 World Series championships, more than any other player [2 wds.] | 82 |
| 1965 hit voted best song of the 20th century in a 1999 BBC Radio poll | 69 |
| River from Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean | 43 |
| Actor who founded The Players across from Gramercy Park, in the center of which is a statue of him [2 wds.] | 107 |
| The preserver, in Hinduism's Trimurti trinity | 45 |
| Retroactive, as a law [3 wds.] | 30 |
| Bench-clearing brawl, in baseball lingo | 39 |
| Like some chairs and professorships | 35 |
| Robin cousin that's the official bird of the District of Columbia [2 wds.] | 74 |
| Sultry singer who supplied the voice of the villain Yzma in Disney's "The Emperor's New Groove" [2 wds.] | 104 |
| Back biters? [2 wds.] | 21 |
| 1922 film whose producers were successfully sued by the estate of Bram Stoker | 77 |
| Franz Liszt's "La Campanella," e.g. | 35 |
| Middlesex hamlet demolished in 1944 for the construction of an airport | 70 |
| Cover up or gloss over, as wrongdoing | 37 |
| 1950s song that became a 1965 Top 10 hit for the Righteous Brothers [2 wds.] | 76 |
| European toad that moves by running rather than hopping | 55 |
| Flew off the handle [2 wds.] | 28 |
| Type of cumulonimbus cloud with a flat top | 42 |
| Epic poem written by Virgil | 27 |
| 1997 New York gang war film, with Laurence Fishburne and Tim Roth | 65 |
| One of the National Theatre's three theatres, named after its first artistic director | 85 |
| Decorated by European workers imitating Far Eastern lacquering techniques | 73 |
| Return of money to a creditor | 29 |
| Nationality of puzzle inventor Erno Rubik | 41 |
| The .... were Ian Dury's backing band | 37 |
| Spice called jeera in Indian cuisine | 36 |
| 1978 song by Gerry Rafferty with a prominent sax riff | 53 |
| Footballer who played over 200 games for the USA women's team and retired in 2023 | 81 |
| Nancy .... was the USA's first lady, 1981-1989 | 46 |
| Item of cutlery first mentioned in a nonsense poem | 50 |
| Mr .... was the older Downton Abbey butler on TV | 48 |
| Shrimp-like crustaceans, a key link in the marine food chain | 60 |
| Astrologer and physician who wrote prophetic quatrains | 54 |
| A .... climate has hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters | 57 |
| Term for a hybrid film or TV genre, based on real events but making use of artistic licence | 91 |
| Insufficiently utilise | 22 |
| Salman .... wrote The Satanic Verses | 36 |
| What can be read in order to perform songs or pieces | 52 |
| Store where a manufacturer sells discounted goods direct to shoppers | 68 |
| USA singer and actress who starred in Victorius on TV | 53 |
| Group or set of eight, particularly in biology or computing | 59 |
| Italian semi-frozen dessert, usually flavoured with fruit | 57 |
| The British .... Territory is our largest overseas possession | 61 |
| Director whose films included 12 Angry Men and Serpico | 54 |
| Leader of the global Transcendental Meditation movement | 55 |
| Duchess of Clarence born in 1451, daughter of Warwick the Kingmaker | 67 |
| An Old .... is an alumnus of a college founded by Henry VI | 58 |
| An .... deed is one done in restitution for bad conduct | 55 |
| Traditional Christian sect with a restricted lifestyle | 54 |
| Nikola .... made major contributions to the design of AC electricity supply systems | 83 |
| Switch from one form of conveyance to another | 45 |
| Hogwarts flying instructor and Quidditch referee | 48 |
| The Lord High ... is a senior priest overseeing charity to the poor | 67 |
| ITV company whose headquarters are in Norwich | 45 |
| One of the chess pieces which starts on the b- or g-file | 56 |
| Salad plant usually grown in clear chalk streams in Britain | 59 |
| The world's eighth most populous country, capital Dhaka | 55 |
| Incendiary weapon used extensively in the Vietnam War | 53 |
| Insect habitat kept, for example, by Morgan Freeman | 51 |
| Mediterranean island, French territory since 1769 | 49 |
| Half-giant, half-human Hogwarts professor | 41 |
| In the USA, the lines of a railway system collectively | 54 |
| "The probability that we may fail in the struggle ought not to .... us from the support of a cause" [Abraham Lincoln] | 117 |
| The .... rose was the symbol of the combined houses of York and Lancaster | 73 |
| The Adventures of .... Maggie, 2011 single by the Red Hot Chilli Peppers | 72 |
| Time intervals between successive UK censuses | 45 |
| Female emcee at a formal dinner, for example | 44 |
| Male trader with a regular customer delivery route | 50 |
| Settlers who first arrived in Britain around AD450 | 50 |
| Number in tributes for the Drifters? | 36 |