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Timid Felines (abbr.)
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Orizzontali
  1. 1A
    Timid Felines (abbr.)
  2. 3A
    The subject, introduced by the Alto and after the introduction picked by the Bass:: Sack for giving oats to horses-- Government Approved
  3. 13A
    Small city
  4. 17A
    South Korean appliance giant
  5. 20A
    Freaky Spaceman (abbr.)
  6. 22A
    Note between DO and MI
  7. 23A
    The answer, which is the subject transposed to the dominant key with a note or two changed, carried by the Soprano after the Alto's introduction of the subject:: The Swedish band gave food to the taxi
  8. 24A
    Give a country appearance to (chiefly. brit.)
  9. 26A
    Early prefix
  10. 27A
    Any of Asner, Begley, Begley Jr., Harris, Helms, McMahon, Norton, O'Neill, Sullivan, or Wood
  11. 28A
    The counter-subject, which is mostly an inverted variation of the subject (but two notes shorter), played by the Alto after the Alto's introduction of the subject:: Ovum cooling system which is temporarily trendy
  12. 29A
    Made uneasy
  13. 30A
    Displaced Persons (abbr.)
  14. 31A
    Before year one
  15. 33A
    Morsel in a Feed Bag
  16. 34A
    Birthmarks
  17. 35A
    Line break (via typewriter or computer coding)
  18. 36A
    16 oz.
  19. 37A
    Kanga's kid regrets nothing
  20. 40A
    Big Blue
  21. 43A
    Fam. mem.
  22. 44A
    Bi-aural sound system
  23. 46A
    Four year degree
  24. 47A
    "The Sims" video game company
  25. 48A
    A good condition to have for solving metas; but a bad condition to have for constructing them
  26. 49A
    Thingamajiggers
  27. 52A
    Yellowfin tuna
  28. 53A
    Palindromic explosive
  29. 54A
    Indefinite article for words beginning with a vowel
  30. 55A
    Computer Graphics (abbr.)
  31. 56A
    Frequent nightmare invader
  32. 57A
    River mouth
  33. 58A
    Move
  34. 59A
    Lettuce Foraging (abbr.)
  35. 61A
    Porter who wrote "Kiss me, Kate"
  36. 65A
    Digital magazine digest of eclectic articles focusing on cultural trends
  37. 68A
    Satirist who song "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park", "The Masochism Tango", "The Old Dope Peddler" and others
  38. 76A
    Note between MI and SOL
  39. 78A
    poet cummings initials
  40. 79A
    The first letters of the NATO alphabet
  41. 81A
    Constitutional change proposed in 1923 and which was ratified by VA. in 2020
  42. 83A
    Slower in music (abbr.)
  43. 84A
    Land of Wesex, Cork, and Limerick
  44. 85A
    Spanish masculine definite article
  45. 86A
    Frequently Dyslexic (abbr.)
  46. 88A
    C'est comme ça qu'on dit « est » en anglais
  47. 89A
    Like final tonic in a fugue when all the cadences resolve
  48. 92A
    Suffer healthwise
  49. 93A
    Bad withdrawal symptom (but just one)
  50. 94A
    Navratilova or Hingis
  51. 98A
    Round fig.
  52. 99A
    Land holding
  53. 101A
    Boulder's state
  54. 103A
    Be in debt
  55. 104A
    Italian luxury goods brand
  56. 107A
    Dual prefix
  57. 108A
    "Gosh, it's cold"
  58. 109A
    Goat's statement but interrupted before it could finish
  59. 110A
    Town known for a big party on Tuesdays
  60. 112A
    Available without a prescription
  61. 113A
    American Gamelan Institute (abbr.) (Because of my 48A tendencies, I just went down a rabbit hole trying to see if I could link to a video of Bach's "Art of the Fugue" performed on a gamelan as that would be an ultimate clue. Couldn't find anything. That's a lot of trouble for a clue that is only supposed to be a three-letter acronym)
  62. 114A
    _____phobia; fear of the dark
  63. 117A
    Abbreviation Needed (abbr.)
  64. 118A
    Agriculture (abbr.)
  65. 119A
    Army uniform color (Hex: #6B8E23 if you are n 48A type)
  66. 120A
    Vow
  67. 121A
    Singer Horne
  68. 122A
    Gorgeous George (abbr.)
  69. 123A
    Capital of NM
  70. 125A
    Vietnamese outfit
  71. 129A
    Wind to energy devices
  72. 139A
    Meta's main social media site (abbr.)
  73. 141A
    A U-turn from NW
  74. 142A
    Industry standard for ports and peripherals
  75. 144A
    Market value of all goods rendered by a country
  76. 145A
    Crazy guy
  77. 146A
    Definite article
  78. 147A
    Okay, they also made "Medal of Honor" and the "Star Wars" games (see 47A)
  79. 148A
    Music medium
  80. 149A
    "Beats me"
  81. 151A
    "__'_ be a pleasure"
  82. 152A
    Squeeze (by, as a living)
  83. 153A
    That MGWCC a few weeks ago?... with the Ch-ch-ch-es? Amiright? I mean, I never even heard of that singer who sang "Chandelier"? (Shhandelier? Tchandelier? ... They both sound wrong when you consciously say it out loud...)
  84. 154A
    Dusty Succotash (abbr.)
  85. 155A
    Locally Conceited (abbr.)
  86. 156A
    The utter antithesis of a fugue if you think about it
  87. 157A
    William Tell's canton
  88. 158A
    Up to the task
  89. 160A
    Some baseball guy named Mel or something. I dunno. It comes up in crosswords a lot.
  90. 161A
    .. Lewis; author of "The Screwtape Letters"
  91. 162A
    .. White; collaborator on "Elements of Style"
  92. 163A
    Puzzling and mysterious
  93. 166A
    Fellow student
  94. 169A
    Ice cream franchise with 31 flavors
  95. 170A
    Forget Antagonisms (abbr.)
  96. 171A
    Since meshed fabric is incapable of catching wind and propelling a boat, the ___ _____ were abysmal
  97. 172A
    Eighth pg. in most calendars
  98. 173A
    "___ _ a picture, why don't you?"
  99. 174A
    Na spelled backwards
  100. 175A
    Attempt
  101. 176A
    Fervent desire
  102. 177A
    Anger
  103. 178A
    Author of "All the Light We Cannot See" and "Cloud Cuckoo Land"
  104. 179A
    Phonetically, Best Picture of 1958 starring Leslie Caron and Maurice Chevalier
Verticali
  1. 1D
    Where to put the notes for the Soprano, and half of the Alto Rng. in a musical score
  2. 2D
    Gave food to
  3. 3D
    Note that follows MI
  4. 4D
    ___ Stignani; Italian opera singer 1903-1974
  5. 5D
    '_ne'io _otanical _arden: Plant collection near Neiafu, Tonga
  6. 6D
    Wool matted with feces (not intentionally, I presume)
  7. 7D
    Four year art degree
  8. 8D
    U.S. Nuclear regulating body
  9. 9D
    File format for Geographic Data. (Not to be confused with GIS for... reasons)
  10. 10D
    Agricultural loan agncy. located in McLean, VA.
  11. 11D
    My old man
  12. 12D
    Blood type
  13. 13D
    Limited testing run; or courtroom procedure
  14. 14D
    Forcibly eject
  15. 15D
    Short hand for "concerning"
  16. 16D
    Sch. in Flagstaff, AZ
  17. 17D
    (with 73D) Believer in personal freedoms
  18. 18D
    Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and 51D: 67D
  19. 19D
    Ren's insult to Stimpy
  20. 20D
    Government agent
  21. 21D
    Upper musical range comprising of the upper two thirds of the Treble Clef
  22. 25D
    Stellar explosions caused by the merging of pairs of stars. (They give off light so they are _; their color is in the low frequency end of the visible light spectrum so they are _; and as they are exploding stars (in the Latin pural) so they are _ _)
  23. 29D
    (with letter below) Fails to perform
  24. 32D
    After rejecting that A-sack, and the B-tote, your third option for carrying groceries
  25. 35D
    Break-out song for the "Evif Noskcaj", a pop soul band that frequently performs at the Twin Peaks red room
  26. 37D
    (with letter below) Campus army training program
  27. 38D
    (with 62 down) Golfer Lorena (who is an anagram of a sneeze)
  28. 39D
    (with 63D) Author Scott who wrote "Island of the Blue Dolphins"
  29. 40D
    Marriage vow
  30. 41D
    (with 65 D) Not genuine
  31. 42D
    (with letter below) Champagne region
  32. 43D
    Suggested 24-hour dose
  33. 44D
    (with 71D) Small Scottish herding dog
  34. 45D
    (with letter below) Tessellation piece
  35. 50D
    (with 66D) Synthetic fiber for marine applications (anagrams to the snarky "center square" panelist, Paul)
  36. 51D
    (with 67D) Country with 50 states
  37. 52D
    (with 70D) 'Fess up
  38. 58D
    Fermi's constant
  39. 60D
    Iron on the periodic table
  40. 62D
    (see 38D)
  41. 63D
    (see 39D)
  42. 64D
    (with letter above) Be appropriate for
  43. 65D
    (see 41D)
  44. 66D
    (see 50D)
  45. 67D
    (see 51D)
  46. 69D
    Tolkien baddie
  47. 70D
    (see 52D)
  48. 71D
    (see 44D)
  49. 72D
    (with letter above) Definite article
  50. 73D
    (see 17D)
  51. 74D
    Boys name that anagrams to a grain
  52. 75D
    Depend upon
  53. 77D
    Mid musical range comprising of the lower third of the Treble Clef and the upper third of the Bass Clef
  54. 80D
    "Dream on!"
  55. 82D
    Spanish girlfriend
  56. 85D
    Mr. __; TV's talking horse
  57. 87D
    The United States capital
  58. 89D
    (with 128D) Road excursion
  59. 90D
    (with 131D) The king who returned in a Tolkien epic
  60. 91D
    Peacock-run business news channel
  61. 94D
    Alkaline California Lake that sounds like the opposite of 44A
  62. 95D
    Off base
  63. 96D
    (with 125D) Quality of being dependable
  64. 97D
    (with 127D) Modern (the 1960s as opposed to the 1910s) absurdist art movement
  65. 100D
    (with letter below) Garlicky mayo
  66. 101D
    Citizens Band; (a bit of a fad in the 70s... it made sense at the time)
  67. 102D
    Carrying tote, or sack
  68. 105D
    Nipper's electronics company
  69. 106D
    (with 132D) Mazda two-seater
  70. 109D
    Where to put the notes for the Bass rng. and half the Alto rng. in a musical score
  71. 111D
    (with letter below) Totes key ingredient in guac
  72. 114D
    (with 134D) Laniidae birds that impale their prey on thorns (anagrams to sounds they can make)
  73. 115D
    (with 136D) Peg for a camping shelter
  74. 116D
    (with 137D) Great feat for a pitcher (but not a perfect game)
  75. 117D
    Silver on the periodic table
  76. 124D
    First six letters of the alphabet in reverse order
  77. 125D
    (see 96D)
  78. 126D
    (with letter above) Sharp rim
  79. 127D
    (see 97D)
  80. 128D
    (see 89D)
  81. 129D
    (with letter above) European region with 3 states
  82. 130D
    Birth control device
  83. 131D
    (see 90D)
  84. 132D
    (see 106D)
  85. 133D
    (with letter above) Guardianship, mentorship
  86. 134D
    (see 114D)
  87. 135D
    Before year one
  88. 136D
    (see 115D)
  89. 137D
    (see 116D)
  90. 138D
    (with letter above) Off-shore
  91. 139D
    "Drappel ___"; heavy metal band that frequently performs at the "Twin Peaks" red room
  92. 140D
    Low musical range comprising of the lower two thirds of the Bass Clef
  93. 142D
    Still in the Drafts folder
  94. 143D
    Rather than later
  95. 150D
    Faithful companions
  96. 151D
    From the land of Wexford, Cork, and Limerick
  97. 157D
    Off-road vehicles useful to cruciverbalists
  98. 158D
    Trendy berry useful to cruciverbalists
  99. 159D
    Fuzzy image
  100. 160D
    Hawaiian bird that isn't a nene (thrush, not goose)
  101. 161D
    First three letters of the alphabet in reverse order
  102. 164D
    Gaping mouth
  103. 165D
    "Love Story" actress MacGraw
  104. 167D
    Norm
  105. 168D
    Body part you h___ with
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