NO HOLDS BARD - Answers & Solutions

Complete answers for this hard crossword puzzle (21x21 grid, 140 clues). Published 10/3/1999. By Fred Piscop.

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Across Answers

1 Across: Morse code bits (4)
DAHS
5 Across: Reveals (5)
BARES
10 Across: Legislation (4)
ACTS
14 Across: Toughie (5)
POSER
19 Across: Israel's first U.N. representative (4)
EBAN
20 Across: ___-Lodge (5)
ECONO
21 Across: No quick trip around the block (4)
TREK
22 Across: ___ Kristen of "Ryan's Hope" (5)
ILENE
23 Across: Increased pay rate, Bard-style? (10)
TIMONAHALF
25 Across: Angry reaction (4)
RISE
26 Across: Your place or mine (5)
EARTH
27 Across: Like some guesses (8)
EDUCATED
28 Across: 20th-century combat, Bard-style? (12)
ARIELWARFARE
31 Across: Move, in a way (5)
REPOT
32 Across: The Mustangs of the N.C.A.A. (3)
SMU
34 Across: Ride, so to speak (6)
HARASS
35 Across: Stew ingredient (3)
PEA
36 Across: "Uh-uh!" (3)
NAH
38 Across: Spring times (6)
APRILS
40 Across: Legit (6)
KOSHER
43 Across: Empathic remark, Bard-style? (11)
OPHELIAPAIN
47 Across: Inched (5)
CREPT
49 Across: Charles who was dubbed "the Victorious" (3)
VII
50 Across: Abbr. on a discount label (3)
IRR
51 Across: Auto purveyor, Bard-style? (12)
PORTIADEALER
57 Across: Pulver's rank, in film: Abbr. (3)
ENS
58 Across: Pack away (3)
EAT
59 Across: Synchronous (7)
MESHING
60 Across: Heiress, perhaps (5)
NIECE
61 Across: Sales people (4)
REPS
63 Across: Kicked off (5)
BEGUN
65 Across: It may fill a lib. shelf (3)
OED
66 Across: "Kramer vs. Kramer" director Robert (6)
BENTON
67 Across: Hunks (7)
APOLLOS
69 Across: Bamboozles (7)
DELUDES
71 Across: Card combo (6)
TENACE
73 Across: Travel agt.'s suggestion (3)
RTE
75 Across: Moderator's milieu (5)
FORUM
76 Across: Time to act (4)
DDAY
79 Across: Person with a day (5)
SAINT
80 Across: Rating giver (7)
NIELSEN
82 Across: Eshkol once led it: Abbr. (3)
ISR
84 Across: Zoological mouths (3)
ORA
85 Across: Hierarchy, Bard-style? (12)
PUCKINGORDER
87 Across: First word? (3)
GOO
88 Across: Knock the socks off (3)
WOW
89 Across: Marner's creator (5)
ELIOT
90 Across: Takes advantage of, Bard-style? (11)
CASSIUSINON
94 Across: Harness ring (6)
TERRET
97 Across: Scuffle memento (6)
FATLIP
99 Across: Rocker Nugent (3)
TED
100 Across: Black and tan ingredient (3)
ALE
101 Across: Like Chippendale furniture (6)
ROCOCO
104 Across: Hunter's quarry (3)
ELK
106 Across: Book of the Apocrypha (5)
TOBIT
110 Across: Easy schedule, Bard-style? (12)
BANQUOSHOURS
114 Across: Perfectly matching (8)
ONETOONE
116 Across: Capt.'s inferior (5)
LIEUT
117 Across: Two-liter bottle contents (4)
COLA
118 Across: Miserly, Bard-style? (10)
TITUSADRUM
120 Across: 1973 Rolling Stones hit (5)
ANGIE
121 Across: "Be that ___ may..." (4)
ASIT
122 Across: Customers: Abbr. (5)
ACCTS
123 Across: N.Y.P.D. employee (4)
INSP
124 Across: Spring purchase (5)
SEEDS
125 Across: France's Coty (4)
RENE
126 Across: Titter (5)
TEHEE
127 Across: Informal shirts (4)
TEES

Down Answers

1 Down: Ward off (5)
DETER
2 Down: Stand for (5)
ABIDE
3 Down: Overplay (5)
HAMUP
4 Down: Carnival treat (7)
SNOCONE
5 Down: Tuckered out (4)
BEAT
6 Down: Stuntmen's woes (5)
ACHES
7 Down: Folding challenge (7)
ROADMAP
8 Down: Military E-1 or E-2, e.g. (3)
ENL
9 Down: Convertible, perhaps (4)
SOFA
10 Down: Of a heart part (6)
ATRIAL
11 Down: Public announcers (6)
CRIERS
12 Down: Edison contemporary (5)
TESLA
13 Down: Manipulates, as data (5)
SKEWS
14 Down: Loading site (4)
PIER
15 Down: Minnesota's St. ___ College (4)
OLAF
16 Down: Six-winged being (6)
SERAPH
17 Down: Access (6)
ENTREE
18 Down: Try again (6)
REHEAR
24 Down: Singer Merchant (7)
NATALIE
29 Down: Animals with calves (6)
RHINOS
30 Down: Opposite of bid (5)
ASKED
33 Down: ___ tree (3)
UPA
37 Down: Qualified for the job (7)
HIRABLE
39 Down: Age (5)
RIPEN
41 Down: Warmed up the crowd (6)
OPENED
42 Down: Like some glass (7)
STAINED
43 Down: "Your turn" (4)
OVER
44 Down: Durable wood (4)
PINE
45 Down: Like many Harlemites (8)
HISPANIC
46 Down: Soviet co-op (5)
ARTEL
47 Down: Kind of block (6)
CINDER
48 Down: Contemptible newspaper (3)
RAG
52 Down: Density symbol, in mechanics (3)
RHO
53 Down: Attached, in a way (6)
TIEDON
54 Down: Forsakes (8)
LETSDOWN
55 Down: Prefix with system (3)
ECO
56 Down: Half a cartoon duo (3)
REN
59 Down: Summon up (6)
MUSTER
62 Down: Fore-and-aft sail (7)
SPANKER
64 Down: Balzac's Père ___ (6)
GORIOT
66 Down: Puts in a blue funk (7)
BUMSOUT
68 Down: Pie chart section, perhaps (6)
OCTILE
70 Down: Playwright Pirandello (5)
LUIGI
71 Down: Medicinal amt. (3)
TSP
72 Down: ___ de vie (3)
EAU
74 Down: Antiquity, once (3)
ELD
75 Down: Having no master (5)
FERAL
77 Down: Slangy suffix (4)
AROO
78 Down: [bo-o-o-ring!] (4)
YAWN
80 Down: Vietnam's ___ Dinh Diem (3)
NGO
81 Down: Combat zone (6)
SECTOR
83 Down: Stone name (7)
ROSETTA
86 Down: Dynamite component, for short (5)
NITRO
91 Down: "Sprechen ___ Deutsch?" (3)
SIE
92 Down: Dab (7)
SPLOTCH
93 Down: Skelton catchphrase (7)
IDOODIT
94 Down: Indian drums (6)
TABLAS
95 Down: "Seinfeld" role (6)
ELAINE
96 Down: Goren gaffe (6)
RENEGE
97 Down: "No ___!" (6)
FOOLIN
98 Down: Sharpened (6)
ACUATE
102 Down: Prize for Page or Cage (5)
OSCAR
103 Down: Embraced (5)
CHOSE
105 Down: All-American name (5)
KNUTE
107 Down: Held up (5)
BORNE
108 Down: Busy (5)
INUSE
109 Down: Sidewalk Santas, e.g. (5)
TEMPS
111 Down: Pound, in Piccadilly (4)
QUID
112 Down: Versatile vehicles (4)
UTES
113 Down: "Now!" (4)
STAT
115 Down: In ___ (actually) (4)
ESSE
119 Down: Break the ___ (3)
ICE

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