| Pack (in) |
| Fracases |
| Start of some conventional wisdom |
| With 76-Across, Mexican business magnate who was once the world's richest person |
| Means of a quick recharge |
| "___ funny!" |
| Fab |
| Akin to |
| Anago, on a sushi menu |
| Hardly a lover of hot wings? |
| Radio frequency meas. |
| Ad or show follower |
| Morse morsel |
| ___ P. Morton, Benjamin Harrison's vice president |
| Carmen McRae or Anita O'Day, notably |
| Lost deposits, as a bank? |
| Disorganized |
| Attorney's org. |
| Sorrow |
| You can have a blast with this |
| Thank you, in Tokyo |
| And so forth |
| Sound in the Serengeti |
| Stovetop device |
| Kind of writing |
| Fete |
| Breadths |
| Mineral used as a flame retardant |
| Sled dogs, e.g. |
| "Yes, indeedy!" |
| Word in some cocktail names |
| Tying words? |
| Neighbor of S. Sudan |
| Baseball's "Master Melvin" |
| Munchkin |
| Westernmost sch. in Conference USA |
| Hurting more |
| Actress ___ Pinkett Smith |
| Endpoint of a Shinto pilgrimage |
| "Er ... umm ..." |
| Nonbinary possessive |
| Aromatic herbal drink |
| Game show invitation |
| Modern lead-in to "X" |
| What's going up in Chicago? |
| Got out fast |
| Spade with a short handle? |
| Exit |
| ___ volente |
| Tom Petty hit with the opening line "She's a good girl, loves her mama" |
| Makes clearer, in a way |
| Rendezvous |
| 1997 pop hit with a nonsensical refrain |
| Nickname for Virginia |
| Declare |
| Is beaten by |
| You might take a lift to one |
| Horrible boss, say |
| Married mujeres: Abbr. |
| German state that includes Frankfurt |
| What's got ewe covered? |
| Hemlock relative |
| Old ___ (London theater) |
| Gag line? |
| Spanish "hey!" |
| JPEG alternative |
| Quick-witted |
| Disseminated |
| "Forbidden fruit is the sweetest," e.g. |
| Rapper ___ Cudi or DJ ___ Loco |
| Comprehension |
| Domain of Mars |
| Boise-to-Spokane dir. |
| Post-default event |
| "Eureka!" |
| Birthplace of five U.S. presidents, with "the" |
| "That's the spot" |
| Many, many, many moons |
| Kinda |
| Lunkhead |
| Subj. line heading |
| Court order |
| Red accessory for cartoondom's Huckleberry Hound |
| See 88-Across |
| Scientific contribution from 98-Down, discovered in a manner suggested by this puzzle's theme |
| Crow's-nests, e.g. |
| Driving stick? |
| One living in the rial world? |
| Lingerie fabric |
| Like discriminatory employers, often |
| Blights |
| Just roll with it! |
| German title |
| More mirthful |
| With 59-Across, flag bearers, for short? |
| Defiant refusal |
| ___ Plaines, Ill. |
| Start of a story, in journalese |
| Cause of a jolt |
| Really busy, perhaps |
| Eliminates, mob-style |
| It's nothing to joke about |
| ___ out a victory |
| Artist known for his lampooning cartooning |
| Startin' place |
| "___ moved on" |
| Calming words |
| Holy city near Baghdad |
| All-in-one purchase from a smoke shop |
| Unforgettable, unstoppable sort |
| They're not to be trusted |
| Julie who played Catwoman on old TV |
| Puzzle (out) |
| Personal bearing |
| Strong pan |
| Hard thing to do? |
| German title |
| Capital of Bangladesh |
| Mushroom in miso soup |
| Afterword |
| Nicolas who directed "The Man Who Fell to Earth" |
| Lab where the Higgs boson particle was discovered |
| Chaired |
| Inventory |
| "My Cousin Vinny" setting |
| Airport route |
| See 58-Across |
| Squealed |
| Opposite of a glut |
| Clap back |
| Who was famously hit over the head with inspiration? |
| Tech release of 2006 |
| Many moons |
| Didn't act rashly, say |
| Pit |
| Words before relax or remember |
| Small section of a pit |
| Bowl-shaped cooking vessels |
| In ___ fertilization |
| Manage |