1. ___-Atlantic
2. ___ salad
3. ___ letter (college app part)
4. ___ Fresh (Tex-Mex chain)
5. ___ bag (party giveaway)
6. ___ Alamos
7. Wordsworth work
8. Word that becomes its own synonym when spelled backward
9. Word often replaced with 'your'
10. Where bees be
11. Weak
12. View in awe
13. United Nations concern
14. Turkish money
15. Transition
16. Things aggressive people may throw
17. They mind their manors
18. The 'e' of i.e
19. The 'E' of HOMES
20. Tee seller
21. Targeted
22. Tangles
23. Takes it easy
24. Sushi go-with
25. Surrounder of la Grande Jatte
26. Subordinate: Abbr
27. Stemmed (from)
28. Start of a time capsule direction
29. Spanish prefix with líneas
30. Spa sound
31. Sources of mescaline
32. Some fuel oils
33. Smooth and glossy
34. Slithy one, to Carroll
35. Slightly
36. Site of the George Bush Presidential Library
37. Simplify
38. Shout made while pointing
39. Short dagger
40. School in Oxford, informally
41. Scads
42. Rx writer
43. Retired Steeler Taylor
44. Response to a flatterer
45. Releases
46. Release from TLC or Alicia Keys
47. Relatives of scooters
48. Relative of a weasel
49. Red ___
50. Prefix with parasite
51. Positive sign
52. Pirate, in old slang
53. Oscar-winning Berry
54. Optometrist, at times
55. One of two in the Adidas logo
56. Old men
57. Offered for breeding
58. Ocean bottom?
59. Number of hills in ancient Rome
60. Noted philanthropic family
61. Noted index
62. Neocons, e.g
63. Neighbor of Illinois
64. Neglect
65. Negatives
66. Multicolored candy in a yellow package
67. Most important piece in échecs
68. Miracle-___
69. Might be able to do it
70. Meh
71. Material in two states
72. Martians, in 'The War of the Worlds'
73. Mani-___
74. Lock
75. Like three men of rhyme
76. Like many a lad or lass
77. Like Calvin Coolidge
78. Leave in
79. Lead-in to Victoria or Albert
80. Kind of camera, for short
81. Justice Kagan
82. Just like always
83. Indication of freshness
84. Ignoramus
85. Ice cream flavor
86. Have a one-person apartment, say
87. Grp. sponsoring the Muzzle Loading Championship
88. Go on
89. Go (for)
90. Giggle syllable
91. Gertrude ___, first woman to swim the English Channel
92. Game-winning line
93. Footnote material
94. Foist (upon)
95. Flattened at the poles
96. Flair
97. End-of-seminar feature
98. Electees
99. Droop
100. Do to ___
101. Diamond head?
102. Descend in a controlled fashion
103. Cops, with 'the'
104. Concorde, e.g
105. City where Mexico's routes 1 and 2 meet
106. Choice
107. Calvin Coolidge's reputed reply to a woman who bet she could get more than two words out of him
108. Cain mutiny victim?
109. Burns's refusal
110. Breathe out
111. Bit
112. Bio course: Abbr
113. Big swig
114. Big mouths
115. Beverage since 1922
116. Behemoths
117. Begin a voyage
118. Basic form of a word
119. Bareilles who sang 'Love Song'
120. Ball in a socket
121. Answer to 'Is Bonn the capital of Deutschland?'
122. And more
123. Ammonia and lye
124. Airport posting, for short
125. Actor Reeves
126. A U.S. flag is a common one
127. 24 in a caffeine molecule
128. 2022 World Cup host
129. 1997 film megahit
130. 'That ___ part of our agreement!'
131. 'That makes sense'
132. 'Since you didn't hear me the first time ...'
133. 'Ready!'
134. 'Old MacDonald' sounds
135. 'Negotiations are off!'
136. 'It's all good'
137. 'Going somewhere?'
138. 'Don't let those guys escape!'
139. 'Check and ___'
140. 'Cease!' on the seas