GO WITH THE FLOW - Answers & Solutions

Complete answers for this hard crossword puzzle (21x21 grid, 142 clues). Published 10/14/2007. By Elizabeth C. Gorski.

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Across Answers

1 Across: Film character who says "Play it once, Sam, for old times' sake" (4): ILSA
5 Across: Clear furniture material (6): LUCITE
11 Across: Doctrines (4): ISMS
15 Across: Having no cost, in Cologne (4): FREI
19 Across: Arrive (4): LAND
20 Across: Choirs may sing in it (6): UNISON
21 Across: On (4): ATOP
22 Across: Make over (4): REDO
23 Across: Base for many French fries (11): IDAHOPOTATO
25 Across: "Are we finished?" (9): MAYIGONOW
27 Across: C2H4, e.g. (6): ALKENE
28 Across: 1987 Nicolas Cage/Holly Hunter film (14): RAISINGARIZONA
30 Across: Caterpillar competitor (5): DEERE
31 Across: One of two school colors (along with heliotrope) of New York's Purchase College (4): PUCE
32 Across: Beluga delicacy (3): ROE
33 Across: French pupil (5): ELEVE
34 Across: Ends of sandwiches? (5): ESSES
36 Across: Light, maybe (5): MATCH
38 Across: "Nearer the Moon" author Nin (5): ANAIS
40 Across: Was really agitated (7): SEETHED
43 Across: "The fix ___" (4): ISIN
45 Across: French way (3): RUE
47 Across: Letters of compassion (3): TLC
48 Across: Setting of Blackmore's "Lorna Doone" (6): EXMOOR
49 Across: Titles at A.B.A. mtgs. (4): ESQS
50 Across: Doesn't keep from (5): TELLS
52 Across: "Boola Boola" singer (3): ELI
53 Across: Big car racer sponsor (3): STP
54 Across: 1950 #1 hit for Patti Page (14): TENNESSEEWALTZ
58 Across: Tenor in "The Flying Dutchman" (4): ERIK
60 Across: Yuletide quaff (3): NOG
61 Across: Time ___ (3): INC
62 Across: Sounds of relief (4): AAHS
65 Across: Robert Redford film ... and a hint to what occurs at 23-, 28-, 54-, 77-, 111- and 116-Across (19): ARIVERRUNSTHROUGHIT
72 Across: "Buona ___" (4): SERA
73 Across: Pops (3): PAS
74 Across: 85-Across, e.g.: Abbr. (3): ISP
75 Across: Tiny fraction of a min. (4): NSEC
77 Across: Lead-in to "Show me!" (14): IMFROMMISSOURI
84 Across: "Get it?" (3): SEE
85 Across: AOL alternative (3): MSN
88 Across: Tedious (5): PROSY
89 Across: Excellent, slangily (4): PHAT
90 Across: Ready for an emergency (6): ONCALL
92 Across: Ear: Prefix (3): OTO
93 Across: High fashion inits. (3): YSL
94 Across: Like cotton candy (4): SPUN
95 Across: Works on, as a set of tires (7): ROTATES
96 Across: Toscanini's birthplace (5): PARMA
99 Across: Anwar's successor (5): HOSNI
101 Across: Florida snapper (5): GATOR
102 Across: She was wild about Harry (5): LEONA
104 Across: Rock's ___ Fighters (3): FOO
105 Across: Not showing one's age, in a way (4): SPRY
107 Across: Harding who made headlines in 1994 (5): TONYA
111 Across: 1915 song that popularized the phrase "Hail! Hail! The gang's all here" (14): ALABAMAJUBILEE
114 Across: Muscle relaxant (6): VALIUM
115 Across: Party people? (9): POLITICOS
116 Across: Ice cream treat (11): BAKEDALASKA
118 Across: Zodiac symbol (4): BULL
119 Across: "Bee Season" star, 2005 (4): GERE
120 Across: Not unaware of the joke (6): INONIT
121 Across: Pugilist Spinks (4): LEON
122 Across: Eye doctor's concern (4): STYE
123 Across: "What are the ___?" (4): ODDS
124 Across: Soaks in water (6): STEEPS
125 Across: Timeless Turner (4): TINA

Down Answers

1 Down: Poem that ends with the funeral of Hector (5): ILIAD
2 Down: Scooper (5): LADLE
3 Down: Gem State stream (5): SNAKE
4 Down: Follow (8): ADHERETO
5 Down: 1966 hit "Little Latin ___ Lu" (4): LUPE
6 Down: Card game with a draw pile (3): UNO
7 Down: Kumquat, for one (6): CITRUS
8 Down: Esau's father (5): ISAAC
9 Down: Funny Fields (5): TOTIE
10 Down: Genesis son (4): ENOS
11 Down: Retort to "You are a liar!" (6): IAMNOT
12 Down: They get props for their work on Broadway (9): STAGECREW
13 Down: 1998 French Open winner Carlos ___ (4): MOYA
14 Down: Church bell locale (5): SPIRE
15 Down: Like some assets and smiles (6): FROZEN
16 Down: Give a face-lift (8): RENOVATE
17 Down: Al Bundy player (8): EDONEILL
18 Down: A Siouan (4): IOWA
24 Down: Having no sequel (7): ONESHOT
26 Down: Grand Canyon State stream (4): GILA
29 Down: Modern home of ancient Media (4): IRAN
31 Down: Walker, briefly (3): PED
35 Down: Composed (6): SERENE
36 Down: Volunteer State and Show Me State stream (11): MISSISSIPPI
37 Down: Dance accompanied by a gourd drum (4): HULA
39 Down: Astron., e.g. (3): SCI
40 Down: Zaire's Mobutu ___ Seko (4): SESE
41 Down: Cast of thousands (6): EXTRAS
42 Down: Variety of apple (6): EMPIRE
43 Down: British verb ending (3): ISE
44 Down: Geometric figs. (3): SQS
46 Down: Pipe joint (3): ELL
49 Down: Many a NASA worker: Abbr. (4): ENGR
50 Down: Georgia ___ (4): TECH
51 Down: Antler holder (4): STAG
55 Down: Lillehammer's land: Abbr. (3): NOR
56 Down: Med. specialty (3): ENT
57 Down: Newswoman Paula (4): ZAHN
59 Down: Soprano ___ Te Kanawa (4): KIRI
63 Down: Treat as a villain (6): HISSAT
64 Down: Political writer Shelby ___ (6): STEELE
66 Down: Improvise (4): VAMP
67 Down: "Nothing ___ sleeve" (4): UPMY
68 Down: "Platoon" setting (3): NAM
69 Down: Laughfest (4): RIOT
70 Down: Big Ten sch. (3): OSU
71 Down: Pull out (6): UPROOT
76 Down: Toon pics (4): CELS
78 Down: Stay too long at the beach (3): FRY
79 Down: ___ Hashana (4): ROSH
80 Down: Body of water seen in Munch's "The Scream" (9): OSLOFJORD
81 Down: Moo ___ pork (3): SHU
82 Down: ___ Clemente (3): SAN
83 Down: Altogether (7): INTOTAL
85 Down: Swab (3): MOP
86 Down: Abruptly stop (8): STALLOUT
87 Down: "I'm serious!" (8): NOREALLY
91 Down: Supermodel on the cover of Sports Illustrated's 1982 swimsuit issue (8): CAROLALT
94 Down: Name-dropper, perhaps (4): SNOB
95 Down: Unit of light (3): RAY
97 Down: Heart of Dixie stream (6): MOBILE
98 Down: Gray matter?: Abbr. (4): ANAT
100 Down: Juicers (6): SOUSES
101 Down: Author of "The Third Man," 1949 (6): GREENE
103 Down: Friend of Carlos (5): AMIGO
105 Down: Pitch (5): SLANT
106 Down: Orange ___ (5): PEKOE
108 Down: Child of Asian parents (5): NISEI
109 Down: The Last Frontier stream (5): YUKON
110 Down: Range maker (5): AMANA
111 Down: Alerts, for short (4): APBS
112 Down: Opposite of blew (4): ACED
113 Down: Cousin of a stork (4): IBIS
114 Down: Chocolate factory needs (4): VATS
117 Down: Salsa or guacamole (3): DIP

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