| old instruments | 15 |
| many ages | 9 |
| fall worker | 11 |
| slapped | 7 |
| grocery section | 15 |
| sprinkling | 10 |
| complicated | 11 |
| keats's output | 14 |
| umbrella | 8 |
| band's need | 11 |
| storage site | 12 |
| rich fabrics | 12 |
| had bills | 9 |
| lab worker | 10 |
| ........ wave | 13 |
| less calm | 9 |
| sooner, in verse | 16 |
| strikebreakers | 14 |
| beef dish | 9 |
| scruff | 6 |
| Do this with a needle and thread | 32 |
| Chrysler Building's type of art style | 37 |
| Latin for "out of" | 18 |
| Advance warning of an upcoming event | 36 |
| "Harry Potter and the Chamber of .." | 36 |
| The Go-Between author, Hartley | 30 |
| Comic book punch exclamation | 28 |
| The L in a BLT sandwich | 23 |
| Judge in 2000 AD comic, played by Sly Stallone | 46 |
| False or contrived reason | 25 |
| Abbreviation of a six-sided shape | 33 |
| TV channel, Public Broadcasting Service | 39 |
| Tyler Durden in Fight Club or . Pitt | 36 |
| Via .., main thoroughfare of Ancient Rome | 41 |
| Short for pajamas | 17 |
| Small biscuit or reward given to good doggies | 45 |
| An after-afterthought in a letter | 33 |
| Candle in the Wind singer, initials | 35 |
| Crosstalk, when signals interact unwantedly | 43 |
| Kalamata is a dark red variety of this salty fruit | 50 |
| Dancers who wear shoes meant to make noise | 42 |
| Source of a specified quality | 29 |
| Middle-sized boat on Columbus' 1st New World trip | 49 |
| .. Flenderson, HR manager in The Office | 39 |
| Succulent with sap used to soothe burns | 39 |
| Ice chests, insulated cup makers; aka Bigfoots | 46 |
| Online marketplace for vintage and handmade items | 49 |
| Actress Lisa, Denise Huxtable in The Cosby Show | 47 |
| 1999 Oliver Stone film, .. Given Sunday | 39 |
| Concept promoting individual freedom | 36 |
| Deep gorge carved by a river | 28 |
| Sweet Spanish wine | 18 |
| Inventor of motion picture camera | 33 |
| Part of the body into which another part fits | 45 |
| Greek Goddess of Wisdom and War | 31 |
| Symptom of pneumonia | 20 |
| Injury inflicted by a sharp object | 34 |
| Having little value or importance | 33 |
| Dark-haired person | 18 |
| Small, ugly creature | 20 |
| Ringo Starr, e.g. | 17 |
| Material prosperity | 19 |
| Sewing implement | 16 |
| Someone who pays rent to a landlord | 35 |
| Resistant to disease | 20 |
| Person who carried important messages | 37 |
| Baltic gemstone | 15 |
| Absurdity, folly | 16 |
| Spiky mammal | 12 |
| Quality of being alive and dynamic | 34 |
| Underground chamber for holding prisoners | 41 |
| Writer Sidney ... | 17 |
| Classic item from the past | 26 |
| Herb with aromatic leaves and seeds | 35 |
| Disney character and planet | 27 |
| "Fly Away" and "American Woman" singer | 38 |
| He portrayed the character Mr. Bean | 35 |
| Book of World Records | 21 |
| Third sign of the zodiac | 24 |
| Christie, who created Hercule Poirot | 36 |
| Wild dog-like animal from Africa | 32 |
| ... O'Brien, American comedian and TV host | 42 |
| Childish word for stomach | 25 |
| ... eye makeup | 14 |
| Extremely dark | 14 |
| Estate beneficiary; Name in a will | 34 |
| Oblivious, not noticing | 23 |
| Voice above tenor | 17 |
| Just manage | 11 |
| Raunchy material | 16 |
| Debonair | 8 |
| Island by another name | 22 |
| Person barred from bars | 23 |
| Long-beaked bird | 16 |
| Compete in the boxing ring | 26 |
| Extremely successful, in theater lingo | 38 |
| Like lipids | 11 |
| Hull part | 9 |
| Banner parts? | 13 |
| Political leader? | 17 |
| Friend of Petain | 16 |
| Arm art, for short | 18 |
| Hockey legend Phil, to fans | 27 |
| Move, in realtorspeak | 21 |
| Ford flop | 9 |
| Film's newer version | 20 |
| Military command | 16 |
| Prepared, as chestnuts | 22 |
| Kal-El's adoptive name | 22 |
| Bent downward, botanically | 26 |
| Dining room adjunct | 19 |
| Salad components | 16 |
| Some 1960s protests | 19 |
| Scraps | 6 |
| Small fact in a secondary field of study? | 41 |
| Have ... with | 13 |
| Spielberg classic | 17 |
| Desert denizens | 15 |
| Astronomer Sagan | 16 |
| Patsy | 5 |
| Failing mark in one's main field of study? | 42 |
| " ... Cents a Dance" | 20 |
| Some suits, briefly | 19 |
| Widespread outbreak | 19 |
| Hears again, as a case | 22 |
| Bette Midler's "The Rose" co-star | 33 |
| Ingrid, in "Casablanca" | 23 |
| Spinal parts | 12 |
| Arab garment | 12 |
| Crescent shape | 14 |
| Page numbers | 12 |
| One of Taylor's husbands | 24 |
| That's a moray | 14 |
| Evolutionary links | 18 |
| On the safe side | 16 |
| Tackle moguls | 13 |
| Schoolbook publisher's note? | 28 |
| Battery type | 12 |
| Fixed, as flats | 15 |
| 911 responders | 14 |
| Spanish direction | 17 |
| Behind time | 11 |
| New drivers, often | 18 |
| Gerund ending | 13 |
| Stable babies | 13 |
| She was our Miss Brooks | 23 |
| Ordered [around] | 16 |
| Paul of "Mad About You" | 23 |
| Word with house or baby | 23 |
| Extemporize | 11 |
| Roast host | 10 |
| "The Crucible" setting | 22 |
| Crossword bird | 14 |
| Beetle Bailey's superior | 24 |
| Some jazz sessions | 18 |
| Codger | 6 |
| Baseless rumors | 15 |
| Lab experiment, possibly? | 25 |
| Send another invoice | 20 |
| Ed's pile | 9 |
| Geom figure | 11 |
| Maine's ... National Park | 25 |
| US state settled by Mormons in 1847 | 35 |
| Mediterranean republic whose capital is Valletta | 48 |
| Rare soft metallic element whose atomic number is 49 | 52 |
| Ancient city on the coast of Asia Minor whose modern name is Izmir | 66 |
| Greek island that is the largest of the Dodecanese | 50 |
| A member of the Plantagenet royal line descended from Geoffrey, Count of Anjou | 78 |
| A flightless marine bird of the order Sphenisciformes of cool southern regions | 78 |
| Russian city, founded as a fortress in 1777, known as Voroshilovsk from 1940 to 1944 | 84 |
| The lead singer of the Troggs | 29 |
| American actress whose roles include Trudy Campbell in Mad Men | 62 |
| Brand of cigarettes launched by W D & H O Wills in 1959 and withdrawn in the early 1960s | 88 |
| American singer and songwriter nicknamed "The Queen of Rockabilly" | 66 |
| 1960s British rock supergroup comprising bassist Jack Bruce, guitarist Eric Clapton and drummer Ginger Baker | 108 |
| Dance music producer whose single Killer , introducing Seal as a vocalist, topped the charts in 1990 | 100 |
| A playing card or dice with two pips or spots | 45 |
| A yellow fuming corrosive mixture of nitric and hydrochloric acid that dissolves metals, including gold | 103 |
| A partial or full set of artificial teeth | 41 |
| Collapsed Lung hit single used as the theme music for the Radio 4 series Mark Steel's in Town | 93 |
| American actor and comedian best known for playing Michael Scott in the NBC version of The Office | 97 |
| The Greek goddess of the moon, whose Roman counterpart is Luna | 62 |
| In North America, a sunken enclosure giving access to a basement | 64 |
| American lawyer, Union general and governor of New Mexico Territory best known for his historical adventure story Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ | 143 |
| Son of William the Conqueror, crowned king of England in the absence of his elder brother, Robert in 1100 | 105 |
| Village site of The Prancing Pony inn in the works of J R R Tolkien | 67 |
| In formal correspondence, of the present month | 46 |
| Songbird also called a butcherbird | 34 |
| A freshwater carnivorous musteline mammal such as Lutra lutra | 61 |
| Beatles album with an iconic cover featuring a zebra crossing | 61 |
| Italian painter of the Venetian school whose original name was Jacopo Robusti | 77 |
| A cruciferous plant of the genus Raphanus cultivated for its edible root | 72 |
| Belgian surrealist artist whose works include The Treachery of Images | 69 |
| English punk band who had hits with Swords of a Thousand Men and Wünderbar | 75 |
| French daily newspaper founded in Paris by Jean-Paul Sartre and Serge July in 1973 | 82 |
| 1980 album by Genesis | 21 |
| BBC sitcom created by Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders | 55 |
| ...... de Chile, Santiago-based club that has won 18 Primera División titles in Chile | 86 |
| Founder member of the Hollies who was part of a supergroup with David Crosby and Stephen Stills | 95 |
| An imaginary country of tiny inhabitants in Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels | 79 |