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Orizzontali
  1. 1A
    A (alp, alep, alef, alpha)
  2. 5A
    B (bayt, bet, bet, beta)
  3. 10A
    C,G (gaml, gimel, gimel, gamma)
  4. 15A
    D (dalt, dalet, dalet, delta)
  5. 19A
    Zoological ending
  6. 20A
    Everything and all
  7. 21A
    My, my, Ms. Grafton (your mysteries never cease to astound me)
  8. 22A
    Flo Rida and Usher both have a song with this title
  9. 23A
    Bell sound
  10. 24A
    Variation of Lindens
  11. 25A
    Prevaricators
  12. 26A
    British machine gun
  13. 27A
    Pour redémarrer, appuyez simultanément sur Ctrl, Alt -----
  14. 29A
    38A s Operating System released in 2015
  15. 31A
    Schism
  16. 32A
    If you change the third letter to a you get a dwelling in the wild; but as it is, with the third letter being it is a dwelling in captivity
  17. 33A
    Enough rope to hang yourself
  18. 35A
    95A erman who gathers a specific 95A; or his boat. 95A ing for these 95A used to be a lucrative industry off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland
  19. 37A
    Veritas --- liberabit
  20. 38A
    E (haw, he, he, epsilon)
  21. 41A
    F,U,V,W,Y (waw, waw, vav, digamma, upsilon)
  22. 43A
    Z (zayn, zayin, zayin, zeta)
  23. 46A
    Palindromic neighbor of Scorpius
  24. 47A
    Cap. of UT
  25. 49A
    Dangerous
  26. 52A
    Pasture
  27. 53A
    H (hayt, het, het, eta)
  28. 55A
    K (kap, kap, kaf, kappa)
  29. 57A
    L (lamd, lamed, lamed, lambda)
  30. 59A
    M (mayum, mem,mem, mu)
  31. 63A
    Internal prefix
  32. 64A
    Line of shrubbery; can be used as a 53A
  33. 65A
    Computer standards grp.
  34. 66A
    Photographer Ansel
  35. 67A
    Actual
  36. 68A
    Green prefix
  37. 69A
    Israel's parliament
  38. 71A
    Greek letters which originated as a pictograph of a snake
  39. 72A
    T (taw, taw, tav, tau)
  40. 74A
    S (sinn, sin, sin, sigma)
  41. 76A
    Film-making brothers' surname
  42. 78A
    O (ayn, ayin, ayin, omicron)
  43. 81A
    Like Right Said Fred as per his shirt
  44. 83A
    Game pieces
  45. 84A
    Actress Jessica (whose name means white)
  46. 88A
    One touched by Cupid's Arrow
  47. 90A
    Perhaps this puzzle's this is that it tries to do too much
  48. 91A
    Leg parts just below the knees
  49. 93A
    Opposition votes
  50. 94A
    N (nahas, nun,nun, nu)
  51. 95A
    X (samak, samek, samek, chi)
  52. 96A
    R (ra s, res, res, rho)
  53. 97A
    P (pay, pe, pe, pi)
  54. 98A
    Letter that began as a pictograph of a tooth (or the sun, maybe)
  55. 100A
    77 of the clues in this puzzle are this type. (That most be some sort of record.)
  56. 102A
    Your compass heading when the wind is from the north and you are on a port tack on a deep broad reach
  57. 104A
    Letter that began a a pictograph as a door.
  58. 105A
    Maybe he proofs the releases for bugs
  59. 108A
    Lithe 95A
  60. 109A
    Evaluate
  61. 111A
    I, J (yad, yod, yod, iota)
  62. 112A
    Q (qop, qop, qaf, koppa)
  63. 115A
    Latin for table
  64. 117A
    Maybe a den inside a 5A. Perhaps a man-cave.
  65. 119A
    Hindu fire god
  66. 120A
    Purity measure
  67. 123A
    Obsolete messaging app
  68. 127A
    The siege of Tripoli ended in this palindromic year. If you try to read it as pictographs it'd be something about .... flow through the entryway being prodded by an arm?.... Maybe numbers and letters shouldn't mix
  69. 128A
    Exhausts
  70. 130A
    108A are called Unagi in a restaurant specializing in this type of food.
  71. 132A
    La Citta Eterna
  72. 133A
    Blood conduit
  73. 134A
    Project dramatically
  74. 135A
    Runner Bolt
  75. 136A
    Thick noodle
  76. 137A
    To better explain 57A, goad, pastoral staff, shepherd's crook
  77. 138A
    This last row of clues is here to make more ----- of earlier clues
  78. 139A
    To better explain 10A. You throw it with a strap, a sling, it could be a spear, a sling spear
  79. 140A
    To better explain 71A. A tallying symbol, cross.
Verticali
  1. 1D
    Toothily chomp down on
  2. 2D
    Mark as a single quantity
  3. 3D
    Cowboy Wildcat Kelly wanted this, lots of this, and the starry skies above! Don't 53A me in! (More earworms)
  4. 4D
    Recorded as a great story for the ages
  5. 5D
    Windowed enclosure for growing plants; ---- 5A.
  6. 6D
    These prod you into action as they are divinations of the future
  7. 7D
    Hook together
  8. 8D
    The mouth of a 59A, or , may be filled with this; deposit of sediment
  9. 9D
    When goading and prodding are at an end, you can allow yourself to be at this.
  10. 10D
    Hook to lure diurnal critters; you need this star (you just can't have day without it)
  11. 11D
    River length ranking of the Yangtze
  12. 12D
    Lips! Read my lips!
  13. 13D
    House returning to time; you don't want to break this
  14. 14D
    Hook-like talons this small falcon has
  15. 15D
    Sling the flat round platter
  16. 16D
    Hand sized printed page
  17. 17D
    Its rivers include the Deschutes, the Willamette, and the 94A
  18. 18D
    A hook between two ----- may occur if Sandberg, in his role of as a Baseball manager, would leave the dugout to replace pitcher, Stanek. That certainly never happened
  19. 28D
    Staff uses a ----- leaf filing system, the pages are individual and not bound together
  20. 30D
    Staff includes sergeants and other officers appointed from enlisted personnel
  21. 34D
    Armed with talons and night vision, this bird is a night predator
  22. 36D
    "Stick with 8 oz.? Sure, you don't want 16oz.?" "Alright, I go with 16 oz." (alternative woozyism clue: Striped artiodactyl --Network Edition)
  23. 38D
    Bulls will eat alfalfa pressed into this thin cookie like form
  24. 39D
    Snake-ily clever adversary of Sherlock
  25. 40D
    Stick with either the clue about the Indian Dynasty of the 4th century BCE, or about the half-sister of Siddhartha. They may be obscure but they aren't as obscure as your clues about Princess Langwidere's maid in "Ozma of Oz" and about Indian actress Karnataki
  26. 41D
    ----- like a Ox (sorry, I don't like to be so crass but for this one, it fit just too well.)
  27. 42D
    Sur une rivière, c'est un mouvement ondulant de l'eau. (translation: On a river, this is an undulating motion of water)
  28. 44D
    The windows in a filter allow air or oxygen to mix often resulting in fizziness.
  29. 45D
    Hooked a financial gain for services.
  30. 48D
    Head count
  31. 50D
    Eyes on you. The fifth director of the FBI from September 1993 to June 2001
  32. 51D
    Stream of employees. Must be hired fairly and without discrimination
  33. 54D
    Mark O'Reilly in "El Perfecto Desconocido" is a much lesser known role than "Star Trek"s Miles O'Brien for this actor Meaney
  34. 56D
    Fence jumping and garden digging and barking.... my dog makes a lot of commotion.
  35. 58D
    From the window to the cellar, falls and/or lowers
  36. 60D
    Tooth doctor's (or any other profession's) truck
  37. 61D
    Mark this one for the books: a flightless long-legged bird that can reach over six feet in height
  38. 62D
    "Not just Cows" Hey! does any-one remember that Internet guide? We can keep up on our internet feeds with this technology, but no matter how you look at it "Not Just Cows" is pretty much over.
  39. 64D
    Armstrong (Niel) was one to many of my generation.
  40. 69D
    Headshots of this comedian, Jo, show he has quite an expressive face
  41. 70D
    Borders on ages and ages
  42. 73D
    Window,looking out of.... that's one easy thing to do when you this; not working and relaxing
  43. 74D
    A bull#### clue: One of three natural satellites orbiting the Jiralhanae homeworld in the game "Halo". Or if you want a woozyism: The residue after burning Tellurium.
  44. 75D
    Doorway to the west: Conestoga wagons had this on its axle. (Has a reference to 1A in it)
  45. 77D
    Home in the billionth (10 to the negative nine) parts
  46. 78D
    Windowed building extensions in the shape an
  47. 79D
    Cattle that are far off-- they aren't hither; they're ----
  48. 80D
    Head-case Hitler's photographer girlfriend
  49. 82D
    An arm can go through one of these narrow cuts if that's appropriate.
  50. 83D
    A snake in a jar (dead) was a gift given to soccer great Hamm by her uncle.
  51. 85D
    Sling high praise
  52. 86D
    Cattle.... if you place them in groups of eight and consider whether the cow is black or white as one bit of information.... (In other words, not really anything to do with cattle)
  53. 87D
    House remnants after it has been burnt to the ground
  54. 89D
    Eye on the prize. Keep ones eye on the prize and maybe one manages to just make a living.
  55. 91D
    "Hook must be gentle When he shakes your hand. Captain Hook must be careful Openin' sardine cans" poet Silverstein
  56. 92D
    Prod for equal rack space to hang your towel next to the one marked "His"
  57. 97D
    Look at the ---- made when I threw all my food on the floor.
  58. 99D
    They're on the hook for governing by assembly
  59. 101D
    Goading and prodding are needed for the timorous (although the will inherit the earth)
  60. 103D
    Bull running in Pamplona is the highlight of the --- Fermin festival
  61. 105D
    Tallying records is a small part of the job of a person who professionally makes swaps
  62. 106D
    Fencer Salafia who won a silver medal in the team sabre event at the 1928 and 1932 Summer Olympics. Too obscure? Okay, Charlie Sheen's brother.
  63. 107D
    Window washing is not on the regular course of action for most 5A-keepers.
  64. 110D
    The head is pretty much on the exact opposite end of the spinal column as this
  65. 111D
    Eye on the ball. If you keep your eye on the ball you may win this prize for an outstanding player. Well, if you are in the right league... there's another for the National League.
  66. 113D
    Snake-in-the-grass untrustworthy company whose deed caught up with them in 01-02
  67. 114D
    Hooked on faddish ways to loose weight
  68. 115D
    Boundaries and range are vast for these cattle-herding people of Kenya
  69. 116D
    Arm yourself with a set of moral principals
  70. 118D
    Sticky and tough outside skin of a fruit
  71. 121D
    A fence distinguishes properties and denotes that 5A over there as them and this 5A over here -- --.
  72. 122D
    "Cow with a mournful eye" is probably one of the most depressing images in the "Donna Donna" cover by Joan Baez. Far more upbeat is her "Diamonds and -----" about her turbulent relationship with Bob Dylan. (Upbeat is relative but .... sheesh.... "Donna Donna" is really depressing!)
  73. 124D
    Rivers, Joan, had been interviewed many times on the Today show by this host Kotb
  74. 125D
    O, ARM anagram. (It's a lovely anagram)
  75. 126D
    Head down the to water tower and see if this large receptacle for holding, transporting, or storing liquids is in good working order.
  76. 129D
    Heads have orbs called 78A s to do this
  77. 131D
    Eyes might be the only body part you can't get tattooed with this permanent marking substance.
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