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Predictable Partings by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. Docks
  2. 6. Fill
  3. 10. Where auto racers retire?
  4. 14. Bayonets, say
  5. 19. "That Old Black Magic" composer
  6. 20. Bit of riding gear
  7. 21. Big acronym in energy
  8. 22. Actress Parker
  9. 23. The paparazzo ...
  10. 26. Día de San Valentín flowers
  11. 27. Catchy pop ditties
  12. 28. Back from vacation, say
  13. 30. "Santa Baby" singer
  14. 31. New York City's ___ River
  15. 32. Bad points
  16. 33. Division in biology
  17. 35. The demolitionist ...
  18. 40. Fund-raising event
  19. 41. Simple tune
  20. 42. Roll in a disaster supply kit
  21. 44. Christmas wrapper?
  22. 45. High-toned
  23. 49. U.P.S. driver assignments: Abbr.
  24. 50. Knock down a peg
  25. 52. Knock over
  26. 55. The civil engineer ...
  27. 57. Grab (onto)
  28. 58. One heading to the cape?
  29. 59. Kitchen tool
  30. 60. The lingerie manufacturer ...
  31. 63. Queen, e.g.
  32. 66. Emulate Harry Connick Jr.
  33. 68. ___ City, 1939 film locale
  34. 69. The chicken farmer ...
  35. 71. "___ around around around around" (repeated line in Dion and the Belmonts' "The Wanderer")
  36. 72. Suffers
  37. 73. Supporting force
  38. 74. The sound technician ...
  39. 79. Scale part
  40. 80. "The Jungle Book" bear
  41. 82. Gala
  42. 83. Fund for a third party
  43. 84. "Whew!"
  44. 85. Faultless
  45. 88. Dubai's federation: Abbr.
  46. 89. Maximally hip
  47. 92. The film director ...
  48. 96. Range of understanding
  49. 97. Prankster's patsy
  50. 98. Between continents, say
  51. 99. Magazine founder Eric
  52. 100. Execute perfectly
  53. 102. Motivates
  54. 106. Some hibernators
  55. 108. The soda jerk ...
  56. 111. Instruct
  57. 112. Twosome
  58. 113. Comic's sidekick
  59. 114. Free-for-all
  60. 115. Trial figure
  61. 116. Houston pro, informally
  62. 117. Just
  63. 118. Showplace?

Down

  1. 1. Pet door opener
  2. 2. Roman "of wrath"
  3. 3. "Lohengrin" lady
  4. 4. Greened up, perhaps
  5. 5. Winter vehicle
  6. 6. Like many candles
  7. 7. Xeric
  8. 8. Commercial tiger's name
  9. 9. Oil spill-monitoring org.
  10. 10. Cornmeal dish
  11. 11. "Not for me"
  12. 12. Trial
  13. 13. Word with color or rhyme
  14. 14. Origin of a stream: Abbr.
  15. 15. The ecdysiast ...
  16. 16. Birthplace of the Franciscan order
  17. 17. The percussionist ...
  18. 18. Operating procedures: Abbr.
  19. 24. Poet who wrote "So Thomas Edison / Never drank his medicine"
  20. 25. Leads, as a band
  21. 29. More than snacks
  22. 32. In a footnote, say
  23. 34. Prefix with -port
  24. 35. "St. John Passion" composer
  25. 36. Actress Taylor of "Mystic Pizza"
  26. 37. Quod ___ faciendum
  27. 38. Panel member
  28. 39. Twice tetra-
  29. 40. Monk's grooves
  30. 43. "America by Heart" author, 2010
  31. 46. Drawn things
  32. 47. Polo, e.g.
  33. 48. Exclamation said before sticking out the tongue
  34. 51. Current amount
  35. 52. Prime seating area
  36. 53. Kind of tradition
  37. 54. William who played Hopalong Cassidy
  38. 56. Mend after further injury
  39. 57. Mop's commercial partner
  40. 58. Place for a touchdown
  41. 60. Bribe
  42. 61. Hardly be deadpan
  43. 62. Little angels
  44. 63. Pratt Institute degs.
  45. 64. Bunch of stuff
  46. 65. Dickens orphan
  47. 66. Two points
  48. 67. Baseball great Campanella
  49. 70. Political muscle
  50. 71. PIN part: Abbr.
  51. 74. Basis for promotion
  52. 75. Going ___
  53. 76. Mötley ___
  54. 77. Paradox to be meditated on
  55. 78. "Little ___' Pea"
  56. 80. Hindu part of Indonesia
  57. 81. Have ___ for
  58. 82. Tutti-___
  59. 84. The van driver ...
  60. 86. Capable of handling
  61. 87. Horrifying
  62. 89. The paper doll maker ...
  63. 90. Baroque
  64. 91. Some canapé picks
  65. 93. Spot
  66. 94. Tremors
  67. 95. Cover completely
  68. 96. Short strokes
  69. 97. Big boo-boo
  70. 101. Not relaxed
  71. 102. Religious figure: Var.
  72. 103. Simon of Broadway
  73. 104. That señorita
  74. 105. Victory, to Wagner
  75. 107. Hit show sign
  76. 109. Fiscal exec
  77. 110. One may have a ball at the country club

This puzzle was published on Sunday, Apr 27, 2014 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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