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Downright Tricky! by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. It may be cut by an uppercut
  2. 5. Drink cooler
  3. 12. Map feature
  4. 17. Nurse
  5. 20. "From Here to Eternity" setting
  6. 21. Stage-diving locale
  7. 22. More than willing
  8. 23. For
  9. 24. Stoker of fear?
  10. 25. Not flat or sharp
  11. 26. Lay ___
  12. 27. Politician with a like button?
  13. 28. Adorns
  14. 30. Minnesota player, familiarly
  15. 31. Microwaveable snack
  16. 33. Dress that drapes
  17. 34. Hall-of-___
  18. 35. Highly desirable to Uncle Sam?
  19. 36. Wine list heading
  20. 37. Competitor in some county fairs
  21. 40. Offer to buy unspecified stocks, say
  22. 42. Lean meat source
  23. 44. Shortstop-turned-ESPN analyst Garciaparra
  24. 45. "Thanks a ___!"
  25. 46. Stylebook concern
  26. 49. Area with XY coordinates?
  27. 51. Routine checkup
  28. 57. Desire
  29. 58. Stay inactive over the summer
  30. 60. Paris street
  31. 61. Vend
  32. 62. Moderator of the first Obama/McCain and Obama/Romney debates
  33. 64. Early Chinese dynasty
  34. 65. Graph's x-coordinate
  35. 67. Statement after long deliberation
  36. 72. Relayed
  37. 75. Son of Aphrodite
  38. 76. Common pool or store posting
  39. 80. Word with house or boy
  40. 81. Type
  41. 82. "The Education of a Golfer" autobiographer
  42. 85. What might give you a big head?
  43. 86. Hollywood and Bollywood, e.g.
  44. 89. Material in the hats of Buckingham Palace guards
  45. 91. Byes
  46. 92. Litter member
  47. 93. Do-nothing
  48. 95. Grp. battling consumer fraud
  49. 96. 1980s video game spinoff
  50. 100. Drag staple
  51. 103. Et ___
  52. 105. Surf sound
  53. 106. Ones trapped in boxes of their own making?
  54. 107. Connecticut Ivy
  55. 109. Southern grocery chain
  56. 111. Harry Potter mark
  57. 112. Downloader's directive
  58. 115. Agents' org.
  59. 116. Black ___
  60. 117. Post-Weimar period
  61. 119. Terrace farming pioneers
  62. 120. Mantel piece
  63. 121. "Walk Away ___" (1966 hit)
  64. 122. "Absolutely Fabulous," e.g.
  65. 123. "JAG" spinoff
  66. 124. Fail to keep up
  67. 125. Beyond piqued
  68. 126. Allow to continue
  69. 127. H.S. proficiency exams

Down

  1. 1. ___ salad
  2. 2. Proverbial speedsters
  3. 3. "That's what my Spidey sense told me"
  4. 4. Quince, e.g.
  5. 5. Reassuring reply
  6. 6. Reasons to say no
  7. 7. Subj. of a thought experiment
  8. 8. Lament about modern men
  9. 9. When computers work
  10. 10. Trade cross words
  11. 11. C4H10O
  12. 12. European coastal plant once thought to be an aphrodisiac
  13. 13. Pachelbel classic, familiarly
  14. 14. When Tatum O'Neal won her Oscar
  15. 15. Part of a hockey goalie's equipment
  16. 16. "Cogito, ___ sum"
  17. 17. Ray-finned fishes of the Southwest U.S.
  18. 18. Ticked off
  19. 19. Versifiers
  20. 29. Health care giant with a Tree of Life logo
  21. 32. Major African humanitarian concern of the 2000s
  22. 34. Hollywood setting: Abbr.
  23. 38. Like the contents of many attics
  24. 39. Traitor Aldrich
  25. 40. Nastiness
  26. 41. Tour transport
  27. 42. Actor Jannings
  28. 43. Chess ending
  29. 45. '80s TV star who later pitched Snickers
  30. 47. Some square dancers
  31. 48. "___ Enchanted" (2004 film)
  32. 50. 1982 holiday country hit by Alabama
  33. 52. 1960s pop singer Sands
  34. 53. Tiny battery
  35. 54. Laud
  36. 55. LAX, O'Hare and others
  37. 56. "Of course!"
  38. 59. Grammy-nominated 1998 hit for Alanis Morissette
  39. 63. New Year's ___
  40. 66. Bill's partner
  41. 68. Jell-O maker
  42. 69. Actress Moore
  43. 70. Highland tongue
  44. 71. "Right away, boss"
  45. 72. Kaput
  46. 73. "Celeste Aida," for one
  47. 74. Enterprise for Morton
  48. 77. Bad way to be caught
  49. 78. Eats
  50. 79. Collect on the surface, in chemistry
  51. 82. Floor
  52. 83. Dadaism pioneer
  53. 84. Up to snuff
  54. 87. AOL, e.g., for short
  55. 88. Item for a houseguest
  56. 90. Fast-food chain with the Ultimate Angus sandwich
  57. 94. One who drills, fills and bills: Abbr.
  58. 97. Up
  59. 98. Directing a shell
  60. 99. Down Easter
  61. 100. Rogue
  62. 101. The ___ Mets
  63. 102. Half a star, maybe
  64. 103. Label for pans?
  65. 104. House entered near the autumnal equinox
  66. 106. "All In" network
  67. 108. Spanish hero whose 113-Down is represented enigmatically six times in this puzzle
  68. 110. ___ Torres, four-time Olympic swimming gold medalist
  69. 112. Press
  70. 113. Moniker
  71. 114. Colleen
  72. 118. Green: Prefix

This puzzle was published on Sunday, Jun 29, 2014 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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