HEY, MISTER! - Answers & Solutions

Complete answers for this hard crossword puzzle (21x21 grid, 138 clues). Published 12/26/2010. By Darin McDaniel.

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Across Answers

1 Across: Shine (5)
EXCEL
6 Across: Intensifies, with "up" (4)
AMPS
10 Across: High-school class (4)
SHOP
14 Across: On the 73-Across, e.g. (5)
ATSEA
19 Across: Élan (5)
VERVE
20 Across: Lampblack (4)
SOOT
21 Across: Come to (4)
WAKE
22 Across: Shifty ones? (5)
GEARS
23 Across: Loving comment from an astronaut's wife? (15)
INEEDMYSPACEMAN
26 Across: Place from which to watch a Hawaiian sunset (5)
LANAI
27 Across: Low tip (7)
TOENAIL
28 Across: Not well (5)
BADLY
29 Across: Throws (off) (5)
CASTS
30 Across: Close (3)
END
31 Across: Big brass (4)
TUBA
34 Across: Plumber's fitting (3)
TEE
35 Across: News offices (7)
BUREAUS
37 Across: The Dark Knight rooms with Quasimodo? (18)
BATMANSINTHEBELFRY
41 Across: Chili powder ingredient (5)
CUMIN
44 Across: "He wore a diamond" in "Copacabana" (4)
RICO
45 Across: Ryan's "Love Story" co-star (3)
ALI
46 Across: Origin (4)
SEED
47 Across: Hotel's ask-your-greeter-anything approach? (17)
OPENDOORMANPOLICY
53 Across: Popular portal (3)
MSN
54 Across: Swift (5)
FLEET
55 Across: Modern pentathlon event (4)
EPEE
56 Across: Difference in days between the lunar and solar year (5)
EPACT
61 Across: "All clear" (7)
ITSSAFE
64 Across: Honoree's spot (4)
DAIS
65 Across: Singer Carey (6)
MARIAH
66 Across: "South Park" character leading a walk around a paddock? (21)
CARTMANBEFORETHEHORSE
71 Across: Patronized a restaurant (6)
ATEOUT
72 Across: One ___ (ball game) (4)
OCAT
73 Across: W.W. II carrier praised by Churchill for its ability to "sting twice" (7)
USSWASP
74 Across: Vaults (5)
LEAPS
75 Across: Aspersion (4)
SLUR
76 Across: Brazilian name for six popes (5)
PAULO
79 Across: Speak lovingly (3)
COO
80 Across: What Dustin Hoffman gets to do often, thanks to royalties? (17)
TAKEARAINMANCHECK
85 Across: Advantages (4)
PROS
89 Across: Scoundrel (3)
CUR
90 Across: Steve McQueen's first major movie, with "The" (4)
BLOB
91 Across: Sled dog (5)
HUSKY
92 Across: Actor Hugh involved in every swap shop deal? (18)
JACKMANOFALLTRADES
98 Across: W.W. I hero played by Gary Cooper (7)
SGTYORK
99 Across: Pre-1868 Tokyo (3)
EDO
100 Across: "Don't strain" (4)
EASY
101 Across: Song on an album (3)
CUT
104 Across: ___ Gillis of 1960s TV (5)
DOBIE
105 Across: Colloquialism (5)
IDIOM
107 Across: Bar activity (7)
KARAOKE
110 Across: Like some gases (5)
NOBLE
111 Across: Actor John playing Wayne Knight's role on "Seinfeld"? (15)
GOODMANASNEWMAN
114 Across: Inhabitant of the Pribilof Islands (5)
ALEUT
115 Across: Razor brand (4)
ATRA
116 Across: Quotable Hall-of-Famer, informally (4)
YOGI
117 Across: Excoriate (5)
BLAST
118 Across: "Viva ___!" (5)
ELREY
119 Across: Pastoral sounds (4)
BAAS
120 Across: Sign (4)
OMEN
121 Across: Dummkopfs (5)
ASSES

Down Answers

1 Down: Modern party summons (5)
EVITE
2 Down: Element in strobe lights (5)
XENON
3 Down: Confession of faith (5)
CREED
4 Down: Square (4)
EVEN
5 Down: Mother of Helen (4)
LEDA
6 Down: Retreat (6)
ASYLUM
7 Down: ___ Eisley, "Star Wars" cantina town (3)
MOS
8 Down: Dad (3)
POP
9 Down: Attempt (4)
STAB
10 Down: Winter Olympics powerhouse (6)
SWEDEN
11 Down: Whence the phrase "Murder most foul" (6)
HAMLET
12 Down: So-so (4)
OKAY
13 Down: Pound (3)
PEN
14 Down: Harshly bright (6)
AGLARE
15 Down: Prickly plants (7)
TEASELS
16 Down: Onetime home for Georgia O'Keeffe (7)
SANTAFE
17 Down: Expunction (7)
ERASURE
18 Down: Sinatra's "Softly, ___ Leave You" (3)
ASI
24 Down: Hand, in slang (4)
MITT
25 Down: Charged particle (6)
CATION
29 Down: Third-degree, in math (5)
CUBIC
32 Down: Vermont city (5)
BARRE
33 Down: Cartoon genre (5)
ANIME
35 Down: Contradict (5)
BELIE
36 Down: Old-time cartoonist Hoff (3)
SYD
37 Down: Hopper (3)
BIN
38 Down: Plus (3)
AND
39 Down: Vamoose (4)
SCAT
40 Down: Most fit (6)
HALEST
41 Down: Funny (7)
COMICAL
42 Down: Like Rochester, N.Y. (7)
UPSTATE
43 Down: Literally, "guilty mind" (7)
MENSREA
48 Down: Run ___ the mouth (5)
OFFAT
49 Down: Author Robert ___ Butler (4)
OLEN
50 Down: Nectar flavor (4)
PEAR
51 Down: 1960s TV boy (4)
OPIE
52 Down: Chorus of approvals (5)
YEAHS
57 Down: Projecting front (4)
PROW
58 Down: The Red Baron and others (7)
AIRACES
59 Down: Clerical robe (7)
CASSOCK
60 Down: Stir (7)
THEPOKY
62 Down: "Uncle!" (4)
STOP
63 Down: Something that's not optional (5)
AMUST
64 Down: E-mail address component (3)
DOT
65 Down: Quark/antiquark particle (5)
MESON
67 Down: Slow dance with quick turns (6)
BOLERO
68 Down: S. American land (4)
ECUA
69 Down: Actress Diane of "Numb3rs" (4)
FARR
70 Down: ___ Bowl (4)
HULA
75 Down: Shut out (5)
SKUNK
76 Down: Tiresomely disagreeable sort (4)
PILL
77 Down: Make ___ of (5)
ANOTE
78 Down: Planetary shadow (5)
UMBRA
81 Down: Without ___ (nonchalantly) (5)
ACARE
82 Down: Flowering (6)
ABLOOM
83 Down: "El ___ vive!" (revolutionary catchphrase) (3)
CHE
84 Down: Czech martyr Jan (3)
HUS
85 Down: Comfy bedwear (3)
PJS
86 Down: Ann or Andy (7)
RAGDOLL
87 Down: When Canada celebrates Thanksgiving (7)
OCTOBER
88 Down: Azure (7)
SKYBLUE
93 Down: Half (6)
MOIETY
94 Down: Topper for Ol' Blue Eyes (6)
FEDORA
95 Down: Nike competitor (6)
ADIDAS
96 Down: Welcomes warmly (6)
ASKSIN
97 Down: Actress Cannon (4)
DYAN
101 Down: Results of some accidents (5)
COMAS
102 Down: Decree (5)
UKASE
103 Down: Backpackers' gear (5)
TENTS
105 Down: Wee bit (4)
IOTA
106 Down: Spread for lunch, maybe (4)
MAYO
108 Down: First name in country (4)
REBA
109 Down: Woodworking tools (4)
AWLS
110 Down: Dundee dissent (3)
NAE
111 Down: Yak (3)
GAB
112 Down: Passeport info (3)
NOM
113 Down: Dating service datum (3)
AGE

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