FULL-SCALE EFFORT - Answers & Solutions

Complete answers for this hard crossword puzzle (21x21 grid, 136 clues). Published 4/5/1998. By David J. Kahn.

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Across Answers

1 Across: Outputs from El Chichón (5)
LAVAS
6 Across: Bellyached (6)
BEEFED
12 Across: The Scourge of God (6)
ATTILA
18 Across: Cassandra, e.g. (6)
ORACLE
20 Across: Additions at school? (7)
ANNEXES
22 Across: Neptune satellite (6)
TRITON
23 Across: Conductor Georg got high praise from his peers? (21)
SOLTIFAREDWELLAMIDOWN
26 Across: Like a solar event (8)
ECLIPTIC
27 Across: Panache (5)
ECLAT
28 Across: Come-ons (5)
LINES
29 Across: Hides (5)
SKINS
30 Across: Go-carts (6)
RACERS
33 Across: Curtain material (5)
VOILE
35 Across: Chunk (3)
GOB
37 Across: Half of a Vegas duo (3)
ROY
38 Across: D.C. figures: Abbr. (4)
SENS
39 Across: Wiped out (4)
SLEW
43 Across: "Blueberry Hill" singer is the only portly person in the family? (21)
DOMINOSOLEFATRELATIVE
50 Across: Analogous (to) (4)
AKIN
51 Across: "Bravo!" (8)
WELLDONE
52 Across: King's title, for short (3)
REV
53 Across: Baseball's Caminiti (3)
KEN
54 Across: Burden (3)
TAX
55 Across: Bonaparte aide (3)
NEY
56 Across: Numerical prefix (4)
OCTO
58 Across: Change for the better (5)
AMEND
60 Across: Overthrew (7)
UPENDED
64 Across: O.T. book read at Purim (4)
ESTH
66 Across: Antiquated (5)
FUSTY
69 Across: Japanese violinist is bored by her Calif. performance? (21)
MIDORITIRESOFANLASOLO
75 Across: Church assembly (5)
SYNOD
76 Across: Small field (4)
ACRE
77 Across: Computer language (7)
FORTRAN
78 Across: Virile (5)
MACHO
81 Across: ___ ghost (4)
SEEA
83 Across: "7 Faces of Dr. ___" (1964 movie) (3)
LAO
85 Across: Salon stuff (3)
DYE
86 Across: Clay, now (3)
ALI
87 Across: Some radios, for short (3)
FMS
90 Across: Thin skin (8)
PELLICLE
93 Across: Stadium level (4)
TIER
94 Across: Rap Queen loves her supporters? (21)
LATIFAHSOLDONADMIRERS
98 Across: Lender's protection (4)
LIEN
99 Across: Fan sounds (4)
RAHS
100 Across: Amalgamate (3)
WED
101 Across: ___-Cat (3)
SNO
102 Across: Super Bowl M.V.P. Brett (5)
FAVRE
104 Across: Show biz's Peggy and Mama (6)
CASSES
107 Across: Twilight, old-style (5)
GLOAM
111 Across: Composed (5)
STAID
114 Across: "The Wild Duck" playwright (5)
IBSEN
116 Across: Given to burrowing, maybe (8)
MOLELIKE
118 Across: Pianist Ruth's audience knows exactly when to clap? (21)
LAREDOFANSTIMINGSOLID
122 Across: Armpit, anatomically (6)
AXILLA
123 Across: One surrounded by raised hands (7)
TOASTEE
124 Across: Tampa neighbor (6)
STPETE
125 Across: Sotheby's visitor (6)
BIDDER
126 Across: William Jennings ___ "Cross of Gold" speech (6)
BRYANS
127 Across: Mosquito type (5)
AEDES

Down Answers

1 Down: Shakes off (5)
LOSES
2 Down: Hard as ___ (5)
AROCK
3 Down: Singer with a falsetto (5)
VALLI
4 Down: Playing a part from (8)
ACTINGIN
5 Down: Is tricked by (7)
SLIPSON
6 Down: Venetian boat song (9)
BARCAROLE
7 Down: Chemical ending (3)
ENE
8 Down: Ultimate (3)
END
9 Down: Reduced in number (5)
FEWER
10 Down: Board members (5)
EXECS
11 Down: Big name in paperbacks (4)
DELL
12 Down: Take-out counter? (3)
ATM
13 Down: Chirrup (5)
TRILL
14 Down: Most well-kept (7)
TIDIEST
15 Down: Pour ___ (4)
ITON
16 Down: "St. Elmo's Fire" actor (4)
LOWE
17 Down: Raggedy ___ (dolls) (4)
ANNS
19 Down: Newt (3)
EFT
21 Down: Drivel (6)
SLAVER
24 Down: Component of "fully loaded" (3)
AIR
25 Down: Redresser (6)
ATONER
31 Down: "Beat the Clock" TV host (7)
COLLYER
32 Down: Glanced at (4)
EYED
34 Down: Ferry terminus, maybe (4)
ISLE
36 Down: Salaam (3)
BOW
38 Down: Marginal notation (4)
STET
40 Down: Get off on (4)
LIKE
41 Down: Composed (4)
EVEN
42 Down: Make (one's way) (4)
WEND
43 Down: Fact or factoid (5)
DATUM
44 Down: Safari sight (5)
OKAPI
45 Down: Kind of review (5)
MIXED
46 Down: Mail or fax (6)
SENDTO
47 Down: Injury around a horse's hoof (9)
FOOTSCALD
48 Down: News head (6)
ANCHOR
49 Down: Hindu incarnation (6)
AVATAR
57 Down: Birds-feather link (3)
OFA
59 Down: Best-selling computer game (4)
MYST
61 Down: Nibble (4)
NOSH
62 Down: Stand in the sun, say (6)
DRYOFF
63 Down: German one (3)
EIN
65 Down: Wriggly creature (6)
SEAEEL
67 Down: Develop (6)
UNFOLD
68 Down: Traffic caution (3)
SLO
70 Down: Freudian concerns (3)
IDS
71 Down: Jaguars and such (7)
FELINES
72 Down: "Live free ___" (New Hampshire motto) (5)
ORDIE
73 Down: Snowfall (5)
LAYER
74 Down: Lulus (5)
ONERS
78 Down: Retailer's place (4)
MALL
79 Down: Game ending? (4)
ALAI
80 Down: Give as an example (4)
CITE
82 Down: Group of poems (4)
EPOS
84 Down: Service sites (9)
ACADEMIES
88 Down: Sportscaster Albert (4)
MARV
89 Down: "Funny Girl" co-star (6)
SHARIF
91 Down: Weather stats (4)
LOWS
92 Down: Maximum limits? (3)
EMS
93 Down: English novelist Anthony (8)
TROLLOPE
95 Down: Where home is (7)
INFIELD
96 Down: Adar's predecessor (6)
SHEBAT
97 Down: Food eaten (7)
INGESTA
103 Down: Confuse (5)
ADDLE
104 Down: French equivalent of the Oscar (5)
CESAR
105 Down: Impatient (5)
ANTSY
106 Down: Prince, e.g. (3)
SON
108 Down: Made smooth, in a way (5)
OILED
109 Down: "Go fly ___!" (5)
AKITE
110 Down: Old Persians (5)
MEDES
111 Down: Hunk (4)
SLAB
112 Down: Shout in bad weather? (4)
TAXI
113 Down: Saharan (4)
ARID
115 Down: Kind of appeal (4)
SNOB
117 Down: Some football linemen: Abbr. (3)
LGS
119 Down: Scull (3)
OAR
120 Down: "Give ___ rest!" (3)
ITA
121 Down: Blokes (3)
MEN

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