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Pitch Imperfect by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. Comment after a bull's-eye
  2. 9. Distress
  3. 16. When Hamlet says "Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio"
  4. 20. Sponsor of classic radio's "Little Orphan Annie"
  5. 21. Lindbergh, e.g.
  6. 22. Japanese noodle
  7. 23. Warren Buffett's rule about hugging?
  8. 26. Toymaker Rubik
  9. 27. Cone head?
  10. 28. Actor Stephen
  11. 29. Like some prose
  12. 30. You are, in español
  13. 33. Math ordinal
  14. 35. Tiger Stadium sch.
  15. 38. Skyscraping
  16. 39. Encouraging words from slug enthusiasts?
  17. 45. Word said with right or rise
  18. 46. Nothing: Fr.
  19. 47. Grp. that gets the lead out?
  20. 48. Bust supporter
  21. 51. Fifth-to-last word in the Lord's Prayer
  22. 53. "Sharp" fashion
  23. 56. Creature on the Australian coat of arms
  24. 57. Mozart's "___ kleine Nachtmusik"
  25. 58. Tiny powerhouse
  26. 59. Rap's Dr. ___
  27. 60. Hayek of "Frida"
  28. 62. Longtime soap actress Hall
  29. 64. Shout to one about to be knighted?
  30. 69. One side of a quad, say
  31. 71. Milo of stage and screen
  32. 72. Voice from a phone
  33. 73. Take a clothing slogan too seriously?
  34. 78. Like Loyola and Xavier universities
  35. 82. Clobbers
  36. 83. Fish eggs
  37. 84. 1 + 2, in Germany
  38. 86. Prefix with -scope
  39. 87. Investment sometimes pronounced as a name
  40. 88. Risky
  41. 92. Surmise
  42. 93. Video game playing, e.g.
  43. 96. ___ Day (Hawaiian holiday)
  44. 97. SEAL Team 6 mission
  45. 99. Chinese calendar animal
  46. 100. Tulle, to brides?
  47. 104. Carriage
  48. 105. Dundee turndown
  49. 106. Messenger of biochemistry
  50. 107. French film director Clair
  51. 108. Gray matter?
  52. 110. Have in view
  53. 112. ___-d'Oise (French department)
  54. 115. "American Greed" channel
  55. 118. "After all that hard work, I'll order some cake"?
  56. 124. Latin word on the back of a dollar bill
  57. 125. Compact
  58. 126. People holding things up
  59. 127. Bellyache
  60. 128. Antarctic waters
  61. 129. "Perfecto!"

Down

  1. 1. Terminal in a computer network
  2. 2. Composer Novello
  3. 3. Cylindrical pasta
  4. 4. The matador's foe
  5. 5. Peter and Francis: Abbr.
  6. 6. Peg solitaire puzzle brand
  7. 7. Burden
  8. 8. Member of Generation Z
  9. 9. Looney Tunes devil, for short
  10. 10. Possible reply to "Where are you?"
  11. 11. Confirmation, e.g.
  12. 12. Thanks, in Hawaii
  13. 13. Juillet et août
  14. 14. Ibsen's homeland: Abbr.
  15. 15. Hit the ground running?
  16. 16. Indian retreats
  17. 17. Hook, line and sinker
  18. 18. Game for little sluggers
  19. 19. Fan part
  20. 24. Huge spans
  21. 25. Little darling
  22. 31. "Climb ___ Mountain"
  23. 32. Sicilian six
  24. 34. Long race, in brief
  25. 36. Top-notch
  26. 37. Like most trivia, in the real world
  27. 39. Carried on
  28. 40. Kemper of "The Office"
  29. 41. Try
  30. 42. Stoned
  31. 43. Derisive cry
  32. 44. Mormons, for short
  33. 49. What a bandoleer holds
  34. 50. Party with pu pu platters
  35. 52. Cotton candy additive
  36. 54. Mummy in "The Mummy"
  37. 55. Saverin who co-founded Facebook
  38. 58. Musical lead-in to -smith
  39. 60. Like some losers
  40. 61. Up
  41. 63. Rogers, Orbison and Yamaguchi
  42. 65. Magazine edition: Abbr.
  43. 66. "Hey, I want to listen here!"
  44. 67. Roman gods
  45. 68. Country whose name is one letter different from a mountain
  46. 70. Gheorghe ___, former 7'7" N.B.A. player
  47. 73. "Ooh, dat hurt!"
  48. 74. 1-5 on a cellphone screen
  49. 75. Precision
  50. 76. iRobot vacuum
  51. 77. Cape Cod town
  52. 79. Cut ties with, in a way
  53. 80. Best
  54. 81. Law school class
  55. 85. Whom "I saw" on a seesaw, in a tongue twister
  56. 88. Peter Pan rival
  57. 89. Ring master
  58. 90. Play
  59. 91. One-named hitmaker of the 1950s-'60s
  60. 92. Word with two apostrophes
  61. 94. Leading
  62. 95. Pasta whose name is Italian for "feathers"
  63. 98. Sale tag abbr.
  64. 101. "Speed" star
  65. 102. ___ bean
  66. 103. Make secret
  67. 104. "Where to Invade Next" filmmaker
  68. 108. Letters of invitation?
  69. 109. 1914 battle site
  70. 111. Desires
  71. 113. Comparable (to)
  72. 114. Golf's Champagne Tony
  73. 116. City and province of southern Italy
  74. 117. Anatomical sac
  75. 119. Composer of the Windows 95 start-up sound
  76. 120. Some offensive linemen: Abbr.
  77. 121. "___ sport!"
  78. 122. New York engineering sch.
  79. 123. ___ Aviv

This puzzle was published on Sunday, Mar 27, 2016 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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