ONE FOR THE BOOKS - Answers & Solutions

Complete answers for this hard crossword puzzle (21x21 grid, 138 clues). Published 9/24/2000. By Randolph Ross.

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Across Answers

1 Across: Airline info (6)
ROUTES
7 Across: It may be caught in winter (6)
THEBUG
13 Across: Ice cream shop employee (7)
SCOOPER
20 Across: Ron of CNBC (6)
INSANA
21 Across: Rocker Dee Dee, Tommy, Joey or Johnny (6)
RAMONE
22 Across: With a creamy cheese sauce (7)
ALFREDO
23 Across: Redbook (1848) (21)
THECOMMUNISTMANIFESTO
26 Across: Home (in on) (4)
ZERO
27 Across: Princess tester (3)
PEA
28 Across: Final bit (7)
TAILEND
29 Across: They may be B.C. or A.D. (3)
YRS
30 Across: Owl hangouts (5)
BARNS
32 Across: Present prefix (4)
OMNI
33 Across: Runner Devers and others (5)
GAILS
37 Across: Yearbook (1949) (18)
NINETEENEIGHTYFOUR
41 Across: 1953 Emmy-winning actress (5)
ARDEN
44 Across: Wrong (3)
SIN
45 Across: Prefix with cortical (3)
NEO
46 Across: Brown of Talk magazine (4)
TINA
47 Across: Beetles may be found in them (7)
GARAGES
50 Across: Never gone (7)
NOTBEEN
54 Across: Tap idly with the fingers (5)
THRUM
55 Across: Guidebook (1994) (14)
AMAPOFTHEWORLD
57 Across: Nest noises (6)
CHEEPS
58 Across: Rice and Robbins (4)
TIMS
59 Across: Org. with inspectors (3)
FAA
60 Across: Singer Zadora (3)
PIA
61 Across: Place for splints (4)
SHIN
62 Across: Meandering curve (3)
ESS
63 Across: Bible book (1977) (13)
SONGOFSOLOMON
67 Across: Area between center and right, say (3)
GAP
70 Across: Bean ___ (4)
CURD
71 Across: French collagist (3)
ARP
72 Across: CD-___ (3)
ROM
73 Across: Ex-Cosmos great (4)
PELE
74 Across: Souvenir stand item (6)
TSHIRT
77 Across: Comic book (1997) (14)
BRAINDROPPINGS
81 Across: When some people eat lunch (5)
ATONE
82 Across: Erich ___, author of "Emil and the Detectives" (7)
KASTNER
83 Across: "Mr. Apollinax" writer (7)
TSELIOT
84 Across: "The West Wing" actor (4)
LOWE
85 Across: Not a thing (3)
NIL
86 Across: Fathers and sons (3)
HES
88 Across: Songs sung by candlelight (5)
NOELS
89 Across: Law book (1866) (18)
CRIMEANDPUNISHMENT
96 Across: Thirst (for) (5)
YEARN
97 Across: Bibliophile's suffix (4)
IANA
98 Across: Bach composition (5)
SUITE
99 Across: Setting for many jokes (3)
BAR
102 Across: Visibly peeved (7)
INASNIT
104 Across: Eyesore (3)
STY
105 Across: New money (4)
EURO
106 Across: Review book (1982) (21)
5OO1NIGHTSATTHEMOVIES
113 Across: Curtainlike fish snarer (7)
GILLNET
114 Across: Charge, British-style (6)
IONISE
115 Across: Chilling words (6)
ORELSE
116 Across: Marine food fish (7)
SEABASS
117 Across: Fills in (6)
ENTERS
118 Across: Big name in antivirus software (6)
NORTON

Down Answers

1 Down: Posh (5)
RITZY
2 Down: "___ Majesty's Secret Service" (5)
ONHER
3 Down: False friends (5)
USERS
4 Down: ___ Bell (4)
TACO
5 Down: Rock producer Brian (3)
ENO
6 Down: Hong Kong harbor sight (6)
SAMPAN
7 Down: Cutters (7)
TRUANTS
8 Down: ___ Solo of "Star Wars" (3)
HAN
9 Down: London label (3)
EMI
10 Down: Setting for "The Practice" (6)
BOSTON
11 Down: Feral (6)
UNTAME
12 Down: Program until 1966 (6)
GEMINI
13 Down: Commonsensical (4)
SANE
14 Down: Don't let go of (7)
CLINGTO
15 Down: 0-for-5 performance for Mark McGwire, e.g. (6)
OFFDAY
16 Down: You can dig it (3)
ORE
17 Down: Foot, to Fabius (3)
PES
18 Down: What N.Y./Phila. baseball games are usually played in (3)
EDT
19 Down: Children's character in the Hundred Acre Wood (3)
ROO
24 Down: ___ mortals (4)
MERE
25 Down: Straight (7)
ALIGNED
30 Down: Cry in a crowded hall (5)
BINGO
31 Down: Angler's gear (5)
SEINE
34 Down: Kind of proposition, in logic (6)
IFTHEN
35 Down: Noted wine valley (5)
LOIRE
36 Down: Early time (5)
SUNUP
37 Down: Some tides (5)
NEAPS
38 Down: Sufficient, old-style (4)
ENOW
39 Down: Lady lobster (3)
HEN
40 Down: Super Bowl XXXIV champs (4)
RAMS
41 Down: 5 1/2-point (5)
AGATE
42 Down: "Ghostbusters" co-star (5)
RAMIS
43 Down: Small amounts (5)
DRAMS
48 Down: Struggle (6)
EFFORT
49 Down: Politician's declaration (5)
STAND
51 Down: Ball bearing? (7)
TOPSPIN
52 Down: Vigor (4)
BRIO
53 Down: It lands at Lod (4)
ELAL
54 Down: Slicing request (4)
THIN
56 Down: Sorceress (3)
HAG
57 Down: Chews on (6)
CHOMPS
61 Down: ___-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 (5)
SMOOT
63 Down: "O.K." (4)
SURE
64 Down: They may be arranged in banks (4)
OARS
65 Down: Greek group, for short (4)
FRAT
66 Down: #4 on ice (3)
ORR
67 Down: Wish granter (5)
GENIE
68 Down: Star in Perseus (5)
ALGOL
69 Down: Pains, so to speak (5)
PESTS
70 Down: Field of stars? (6)
CINEMA
73 Down: Kitchen light (5)
PILOT
74 Down: Locker room supply (4)
TALC
75 Down: Child's bedtime treat (5)
STORY
76 Down: Actor Mandel (5)
HOWIE
77 Down: Barely covered (7)
BALDISH
78 Down: Classic drink (4)
NEHI
79 Down: Code subject (5)
DRESS
80 Down: Tubular food (5)
PENNE
82 Down: Cousins (3)
KIN
85 Down: Child watchers (7)
NANNIES
87 Down: Quiets (7)
SHUSHES
90 Down: Sappho's poet friend (6)
ERINNA
91 Down: Undergarment (6)
PANTIE
92 Down: Something to sing in (6)
UNISON
93 Down: Swimming (6)
NATANT
94 Down: Small thing (4)
MITE
95 Down: Word source (6)
ETYMON
99 Down: Well-muscled (5)
BUILT
100 Down: Response to "Am not" (5)
ARESO
101 Down: 1953 A.L. M.V.P. (5)
ROSEN
103 Down: F.B.I. workers: Abbr. (4)
AGTS
105 Down: Word prefixed by who, what or when (4)
EVER
106 Down: 1,000 fins (3)
5GS
107 Down: French goose (3)
OIE
108 Down: Suffix with pay (3)
OLA
109 Down: 16 oz. (3)
1LB
110 Down: Indecisive end (3)
TIE
111 Down: Dungeons & Dragons game co. (3)
TSR
112 Down: Acapulco gold (3)
ORO

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