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It's All An Elision by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. Point of greatest despair
  2. 6. Terms of service
  3. 13. Laid out for printing
  4. 20. Unchallenged
  5. 21. Lift
  6. 22. Sure things
  7. 23. "Do your taxidermy on the patio instead!"?
  8. 25. "You can't make me"
  9. 26. Of the highest quality
  10. 27. Republican, on an election map
  11. 28. "Da Coach"
  12. 30. Place to get stuck
  13. 31. "Double" or "triple" feat
  14. 32. Discipline for paper tigers?
  15. 34. Newcastle Brown and others
  16. 35. Thrown
  17. 38. Harley, in slang
  18. 40. A foot on the ground in Phoenix?
  19. 43. It's just for openers
  20. 44. "Venus in Fur" playwright David
  21. 46. "Today" rival, for short
  22. 47. Get on one's high horse?
  23. 48. Kind of replication
  24. 49. Miasma
  25. 51. "___, captain!"
  26. 53. Some Campbell's offerings
  27. 56. Skinflints
  28. 58. It makes tracks
  29. 60. See 41-Down
  30. 62. "___ it go"
  31. 63. Ones who have it coming to them?
  32. 64. "Silence is the ___ that nourishes wisdom": Bacon
  33. 65. Classical pianist Levit
  34. 66. Composer Bartók
  35. 67. Reaction of dismay
  36. 68. Comfort food causing oral discomfort?
  37. 70. Selfish sort
  38. 71. Harpies
  39. 72. Where many connections are made
  40. 73. Huge quantities
  41. 74. Surgical tube
  42. 75. Common New England street name
  43. 76. Lyft offering
  44. 77. Groove-making needles
  45. 78. With 96-Across, bit of Chinese cuisine
  46. 79. Many, after "a"
  47. 81. "Not interested"
  48. 83. Like some tales or details
  49. 85. Broadcast
  50. 86. Hall-of-Fame quarterback Dan
  51. 88. Trendy jeans feature
  52. 90. Extract used in brewing
  53. 91. Foreign: Prefix
  54. 92. Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull and that's probably it?
  55. 96. See 78-Across
  56. 97. Memo abbr.
  57. 98. Cab stopper?
  58. 99. Up against it
  59. 101. Genesis of an idea
  60. 103. Amaze
  61. 104. Deadly nerve gas
  62. 106. Artist who awards a biennial Grant for Peace
  63. 107. Real sport
  64. 111. Adjust, as a currency
  65. 113. Slogan for wine geeks?
  66. 116. Field of vision
  67. 117. Nipple rings
  68. 118. Set free
  69. 119. "Noble" thing
  70. 120. Mack of early slapstick
  71. 121. ___ Muggs, girl in "Archie"

Down

  1. 1. Harper's Weekly cartoonist Thomas
  2. 2. Kind of clef
  3. 3. Prettify
  4. 4. Blow up
  5. 5. Do more repairs on
  6. 6. "The Princess Bride" theme
  7. 7. Put groceries away
  8. 8. It blows things up, in brief
  9. 9. Some wedding figures
  10. 10. Small semicircular grooves on a column
  11. 11. Port. is part of it
  12. 12. Left in a hurry
  13. 13. Radioactive form of hydrogen
  14. 14. Pennsylvania city
  15. 15. "S O S," e.g.
  16. 16. Middle-earth inhabitant
  17. 17. Mystery ingredient in SweeTarts?
  18. 18. Comes later
  19. 19. Insect that folds its wings
  20. 24. Nearly throws a perfect game against, maybe
  21. 29. Uses WhatsApp, say
  22. 33. Snap
  23. 34. River to the Ligurian Sea
  24. 35. Communication devices for commuters, once
  25. 36. Best Picture between "Rocky" and "The Deer Hunter"
  26. 37. Always putting up my entry fees?
  27. 39. 1960s TV show whose star weighed 650 pounds
  28. 41. With 60-Across, player of Tony Soprano's son
  29. 42. Engine sound
  30. 45. Pressure, so to speak
  31. 49. Fraternity and sorority leaders, usually: Abbr.
  32. 50. Follow closely
  33. 52. Rough choice?
  34. 54. "Mad About You" co-star
  35. 55. Begin to tongue-lash
  36. 57. February 14th figure
  37. 59. Divorced
  38. 61. London lavs
  39. 64. Bit of jewelry
  40. 65. Opposite of outflux
  41. 66. Ram
  42. 68. Hard to pin down
  43. 69. Giant among Giants
  44. 74. Punk rocker Vicious
  45. 76. Gravy thickener
  46. 77. They might need guards
  47. 78. Drops to the ground?
  48. 80. Herman who wrote "This Is My God"
  49. 82. Home of Walmart
  50. 84. New employee requirement, maybe
  51. 87. Formal wingdings
  52. 89. What an overstuffed suitcase might do
  53. 91. Unknown quantity
  54. 92. Bogeyman
  55. 93. Informal words of thanks
  56. 94. Athlete's wear, informally
  57. 95. Soup dumpling
  58. 100. John Kennedy ___, author of "A Confederacy of Dunces"
  59. 102. Game with mallets played on a hard-surfaced court
  60. 104. Criticize, in British slang
  61. 105. Vibe
  62. 108. Maze solution
  63. 109. Pennsylvania city
  64. 110. Walk while dizzy
  65. 112. War hero
  66. 114. High dudgeon
  67. 115. Giant image over Gotham

This puzzle was published on Sunday, Nov 06, 2016 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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