| Clinch |
| Parts of many DIY kits |
| Like horses and trains |
| Spanish cry of elation |
| With 110 Down, pioneer in elevator safety |
| Anatomical feature of Leela on "Futurama" |
| Person selling discarded objects (reduced waste) |
| High-kicking performers (reused food container) |
| Journal reviewer |
| Filthy accumulation |
| ___ off (annoyed) |
| "Great" beasts, maybe |
| Rise (and fall) of the sea level |
| Highlights |
| Inventor who doesn't receive patents? |
| Catalogue issuer, once |
| $100 per hour, e.g. |
| Experience the initial thrill of a potential victory, idiomatically (recycled SODA BOTTLE) |
| Micro ___ (weapons fired in "The Matrix") |
| Assent on the bridge |
| Wake up |
| Amass with difficulty, as money (reduced waste) |
| "Super Trouper" band |
| "Let me clear ___ air" |
| Grilling fuel |
| "Nature's sole mistake," per the libretto to "Princess Ida" |
| ___ in (aware) |
| "Such a pity" |
| Volume unit |
| Volume unit? |
| Delivered, as a blow |
| Capital subject, briefly |
| "Star Wars" character from the underwater city Otoh Gunga (reused food container) |
| Load of colors, perhaps |
| Source of tunes |
| Consumption plan |
| It's featured in two Shostakovich concertos |
| Grp. providing coverage |
| Complete |
| Edward VII, to Victoria |
| It may be inspired by a lack of inspiration |
| Pointy Vulcan feature |
| Look |
| Generate discussion (recycled D BATTERIES) |
| Precincts |
| Paid to play |
| Pair in some families |
| Garbage disposal unit member (reduced waste) |
| Personal bearing |
| Balkan group |
| Tax |
| Drink that serves as the title of a Beyoncé© album |
| "The Oath" writer Wiesel |
| Composer's masterwork |
| Knicks legend Monroe |
| Many snow globes |
| Feature of many back-cover quotations |
| Related to the sound of ringing bells (reused food container) |
| Tiny bit (recycled COUPONS) |
| Whole |
| House of the lord? |
| Cream-filled pastry |
| Saves, as data |
| Deleted, as data |
| Trigonometry symbols |
| Boy in Aberdeen |
| Frozen foods giant named after two state abbreviations |
| Sign of a big rock hit? |
| Mass quantity, briefly |
| Vehicles summoned by an app |
| Over/under number? |
| It may be spilled |
| Contract component |
| Pork ___ |
| "Close the dialogue" key |
| "How about ..." |
| Unlike Norman Bates |
| Person on a journey with Journey |
| Stopover spot |
| Actress Yvonne in "The Ten Commandments" |
| Like many trenches |
| Literary Jane |
| Loch studied by cryptozoologists |
| Officials' trips (Hint: The first syllable rhymes with 54 Down) |
| Certain muscle, briefly |
| Dell disaster |
| Opposite of fresh |
| Passenger's info, briefly |
| Chafe |
| Pop ingredient, often |
| Polyurethane, e.g. |
| Twins' trio |
| Org. concerned with risk and management |
| Closing acquisition |
| Discipline practiced in some monasteries |
| Pork mush dish that rhymes with a fruit |
| "Fast Food Nation" writer Schlosser |
| Dog put in a basket |
| Initiates the betting |
| Key of Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" |
| Sitarist's melody |
| With 55 Down, private places to sleep? |
| See 54 Down |
| Some characters in the film "Real Genius" |
| Recipient of counsel |
| Forestall |
| Socially awkward type |
| Baryshnikov's jump |
| Angels owner Moreno |
| Features of obits |
| Alan of "Tower Heist" |
| It may accept cards |
| Common destination entered in a GPS unit |
| Vigorous clash |
| Salad item |
| Summertime skin woe |
| Summers on the Food Network |
| ___ Cakesters (Nabisco treats) |
| Famous Amos or Laffy Taffy, e.g. |
| Adjective for some jobs |
| Think tank generation |
| Great Jazz or Blues player, say |
| Metal rod used as an auto safety device |
| Underground resource |
| Heptathlete's septet |
| The C of the CMYK color model |
| Major concern? |
| Natural to a creature |
| Accept eagerly |
| "Ex Machina" actress Vikander |
| Knights' face masks |
| Detected |
| Sheds in a forest, say |
| Period of note |
| See 20 Across |
| Amount donated at a particular drive |
| Antiquated preposition |
| Campaign |
| Game specification |
| "Frozen" asset, to Elsa |
| Miss. place |
| Word heard before a shot is fired |