| Like a dog with fleas | 21 |
| Not sacrosanct | 14 |
| Small salamander | 16 |
| Altogether | 10 |
| It has 365 days [normally] | 26 |
| Condition that affects the body's ability to use insulin | 56 |
| Q-tip, e.g. | 11 |
| plants grown for profit | 23 |
| .... shakur, ghetto gospel rapper | 33 |
| another word for master of ceremonies | 37 |
| first initials of horror writer lovecraft | 41 |
| short name for chest muscles | 28 |
| a pile of haphazardly placed items | 34 |
| short for chief privacy officer | 31 |
| dark or thick mist | 18 |
| create an image by engraving a surface | 38 |
| icelandic sour milk cheese dairy product | 40 |
| past tense of make | 18 |
| indian bay, shares its name with a big cat | 42 |
| harry morgan played bill gannon on this show | 44 |
| grail knight told indiana jones to do this wisely | 49 |
| jacob's first wife, mother of reuben in the bible | 49 |
| someone who was inconsistent, .... hot and cold | 47 |
| sharpen the blade of a tool | 27 |
| holder of a canvas | 18 |
| singer lewis who had a hit with bleeding love | 45 |
| online writer | 13 |
| useful, convenient | 18 |
| groan under pressure, e.g. wooden floorboards | 45 |
| Zuider ... | 10 |
| Pedestal percher | 16 |
| Ultimatum ender | 15 |
| What losers weigh | 17 |
| Poet Pound | 10 |
| Serling and Steiger | 19 |
| Type of bracelet | 16 |
| Land | 4 |
| Season to be jolly | 18 |
| Former Congo name | 17 |
| Nemo's scatterbrained pal | 25 |
| Tune for two | 12 |
| Not a soul | 10 |
| F Scott's wife | 14 |
| Actress Rosie | 13 |
| Suspect's cover story | 21 |
| Rime | 4 |
| Use as a source | 15 |
| Tableland | 9 |
| Tide type | 9 |
| Singer Diamond | 14 |
| Sported | 7 |
| Stout relatives | 15 |
| Agnus ... | 9 |
| Radiant ring | 12 |
| Few and far between | 19 |
| Contraltos' higher-voiced colleagues | 36 |
| Woodworking tool | 16 |
| Timepiece face | 14 |
| 1975 Wimbledon champ | 20 |
| Mugger's deterrent | 18 |
| Former Ford lemon | 17 |
| Noted Wild West judge Roy | 25 |
| Home: abbr | 10 |
| Will Rogers prop | 16 |
| Space starter | 13 |
| White House worker | 18 |
| Follies impresario | 18 |
| Floral neckwear | 15 |
| Harrow rival | 12 |
| IRS month | 9 |
| Out | 3 |
| Koalas' cont | 12 |
| Port of northwest France | 24 |
| Baseball great | 14 |
| Lollapalooza | 12 |
| Burrows of Broadway | 19 |
| Harmonica virtuoso Larry | 24 |
| Actress Sorvino | 15 |
| Spanish shouts | 14 |
| "South Pacific" stage star | 26 |
| Scruffs | 7 |
| Singe | 5 |
| Gobs' swabs | 11 |
| Stand for Seurat | 16 |
| Memorable Mostel | 16 |
| Sushi selection | 15 |
| Writer-star of "A Bronx Tale" | 29 |
| Lacking color | 13 |
| Grain beard | 11 |
| "Call Me ...," Merman film | 26 |
| Chesspiece also called a castle | 31 |
| An early 16th-century trick-taking card game for two people played with a reduced deck | 86 |
| A Buddhist, especially a monk who has achieved enlightenment and at death passes to nirvana | 91 |
| The point on the celestial sphere vertically above an observer | 62 |
| Amounts paid or payable, usually in regular instalments, for an insurance policy | 80 |
| English dessert that is a crude mixture of strawberries, pieces of meringue and cream | 85 |
| Another name for a googly in cricket | 36 |
| Singer and songwriter of The Adverts, best known for their 1977 single Gary Gilmore's Eyes | 90 |
| Carla ......, Turin-born singer-songwriter, model and actress who married French President Nicolas Sarkozy in 2008 | 114 |
| Daytime Granada Television series that ran from 1972 to 1984 | 60 |
| An implement used for threshing grain | 37 |
| The Big ......, street newspaper founded by John Bird and Gordon Roddick in 1991 | 80 |
| Characteristic scenery of a limestone region, including underground streams, gorges, etc | 88 |
| Edgar ......, French artist whose paintings include L'Absinthe and La Classe de Danse | 85 |
| Former county, duchy and province of France corresponding largely to the present-day département of Maine-et-Loire | 115 |
| English novelist who wrote early works as Boz | 45 |
| The supreme god in Germanic mythology | 37 |
| Group who had a 1972 number one single with Mouldy Old Dough | 60 |
| American sharpshooter who starred in Buffalo Bill's Wild West show | 66 |
| The cruellest month, according to T S Eliot's poem The Waste Land | 65 |
| Group who had a hit single in 1975 with Why Did You Do It? | 58 |
| Genus of flowering plants which includes the batflowers and arrowroot | 69 |
| 2007 film starring Sam Riley as Joy Division front man Ian Curtis | 65 |
| 1976 Queen single that reached number two in the UK | 51 |
| Coastal town known as 'the Gem of the Norfolk Coast' | 52 |
| American rock and roll singer-songwriter who had a number one hit with Runaway in 1961 | 86 |
| Swedish boxer who defeated Floyd Patterson to win the World Heavyweight Championship in 1959 | 92 |
| Long-tailed gallinaceous bird of the family Phasianidae | 55 |
| Tibetan name for the abominable snowman | 39 |
| Oceanid in Greek mythology who was the mother of Acragas by Zeus | 64 |
| 1922 autobiographical novel by e e cummings about his temporary imprisonment in France during World War I | 105 |
| 2000 Guy Ritchie crime film featuring Brad Pitt, Benicio del Toro and Vinnie Jones | 82 |
| English record producer, arranger, composer, conductor and musician sometimes referred to as "the Fifth Beatle" | 111 |
| The longest-serving female presenter of Blue Peter , having presented it from 1997 to 2008 | 90 |
| 2006 single by X Factor winner Shayne Ward that reached number two in the UK | 76 |
| 1975 film starring Warren Beatty as a successful Beverly Hills hairdresser | 74 |
| Austrian city after which Mozart's Symphony No 36 is nicknamed | 62 |
| French word for 'team' | 22 |
| 1999 Woody Allen film in which Sean Penn plays a jazz guitarist called Emmet Ray | 80 |
| John ......, Suffolk-born Romantic painter whose works include Dedham Vale and The Hay Wain | 91 |
| November 2 in the RC Church when prayers are said for the dead in purgatory | 75 |
| The most populous city in Canada | 32 |
| Musical form consisting of a theme repeated a fifth above or a fourth below the continuing first statement | 106 |
| The economic and former official capital of Côte d'Ivoire | 58 |
| Winner of the 2002 Perrier Comedy Award at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for his show Something | 95 |
| James ......, prime minister of the United Kingdom 1976-1979 | 60 |
| 1996 film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sinbad | 51 |
| The capital of Lebanon | 22 |
| The large black passerine bird Corvus frugilegus | 48 |
| Left arm spin bowler who played 410 first class matches for Essex | 65 |
| Borough of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, famous for its beach | 55 |
| Painting by Lord Frederic Leighton in the Metropolitan Museum of Art depicting a woman leaning against a Doric column | 117 |
| 1991 French film directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro | 61 |
| 1973 hit single for David Bowie, a cover of a song first recorded by the McCoys | 79 |
| Bristol-born writer, comedian and actor whose TV series include The Outlaws , which he co-created with Elgin James | 114 |
| Best guess: Abbr. | 17 |
| Male delivery | 13 |
| Bill stamp | 10 |
| French counterpart of the Spanish "Srta." | 41 |
| Japanese masked drama | 21 |
| "Is that so?" | 13 |
| Centipede maker | 15 |
| Is crazy about | 14 |
| About even [with] | 17 |
| Up to, in ads | 13 |
| Here, in Haiti | 14 |
| Awareness of wrongdoing, in criminal law | 40 |
| Video game competitions | 23 |
| Government revenue source | 25 |
| Gender pronoun option | 21 |
| Your, of yore | 13 |
| Location for the opening of "The Lion King" | 43 |
| Part of some email addresses | 28 |
| Idyllically beautiful | 21 |
| Chat room chuckle | 17 |
| Shoulder muscles, for short | 27 |
| Hot time in Haiti | 17 |
| SAT takers | 10 |
| Big pooch | 9 |
| Angsty genre | 12 |
| Genetic material | 16 |
| Boiling blood | 13 |
| Exercise equipment brand named for a pack of bikers | 51 |
| Kandahar native | 15 |
| He's featured on Nicki's "Blazin'" | 34 |
| Ph.D. hurdles | 13 |
| "The Simpsons" creator Groening | 31 |
| Flier to Ben Gurion Airport | 27 |
| Female half of a 1960s quartet | 30 |
| Like some households | 20 |
| Installers who make it to the top? | 34 |
| Magic, on a scoreboard | 22 |
| Lotion letters | 14 |
| "Critique of Pure Reason" philosopher | 37 |
| Great American Ball Park team | 29 |
| Soccer superstar Lionel | 23 |
| Bus. bigwigs | 12 |
| What Washington could not tell | 30 |
| Source of some autumnal color | 29 |
| Take part in an add-a-letter basketball game, as demonstrated by this puzzle's theme answers | 92 |
| Grub, e.g. | 10 |
| Aromatic substances for keeping cowboy footwear fresh? | 54 |
| Low-scoring World Cup game result | 33 |
| Make clear | 10 |
| Tenth, in metric prefixes | 25 |
| Meddlesome | 10 |
| Suffers from | 12 |
| Where to take it to, in an Eagles hit | 37 |
| Former RNC chairman Michael | 27 |
| Action figure of a Marvel character? | 36 |