| Joyous, to a bard |
17 |
| Cranks (up) |
11 |
| Cluttered Ed Sheeran song "I'm ___ |
34 |
| Digression shorthand |
20 |
| Secured the vote of, in a way |
29 |
| Aisle walker |
12 |
| Rectangular pilaster |
20 |
| Cookout inconveniences |
22 |
| Postulate |
9 |
| Assent at sea |
13 |
| Like treasured album |
20 |
| Ancient Scandinavian |
20 |
| Hardly 100% |
11 |
| Big Ten competitor |
18 |
| Etna's output |
13 |
| Expanse of rural scenery |
24 |
| Sheets and tablecloths |
22 |
| Peanuts' family |
15 |
| American ___ (noted dictionary name) |
36 |
| Any foreseeable difficulty |
26 |
| Dangers |
7 |
| Sailor's jig |
12 |
| Charlemagne's realm, for short |
30 |
| Impact depression near Flagstaff |
32 |
| Acknowledged expert |
19 |
| Nervous first-time husband-to-be? |
33 |
| President's wordsmith? |
22 |
| Like a fly ball that hits the foul pole, ironically |
51 |
| Dubai dignitaries |
17 |
| Actress Roberts of "We're the Millers |
37 |
| Outermost |
9 |
| Cajun dish of shellfish over rice |
33 |
| Admire greatly |
14 |
| Capable of being raised upright |
31 |
| Paragon |
7 |
| Dishonest practices |
19 |
| They may conceal shiners |
24 |
| Newspaper descriptor |
20 |
| Classes |
7 |
| Bozo's valuables? |
17 |
| Downcast |
8 |
| Operator of the largest brewery facility in the world |
53 |
| Start of a truism about romance |
31 |
| Unpopular vehicle: Slang. |
25 |
| Midwestern fashion accessory? |
29 |
| Rigidly straight, as after being startled |
41 |
| One leaving the band to pursue other interests? |
47 |
| Boston-to-Washington speedster |
30 |
| Lingerie buys |
13 |
| Touchy subject? |
15 |
| Seaweed |
7 |
| Form into one cluster |
21 |
| Formerly Angora |
15 |
| A parolee may wear a monitor on it |
34 |
| Deal prerequisites, sometimes |
29 |
| Excessively forward |
19 |
| Royal Ballet choreographer |
26 |
| Oscar for one |
14 |
| Alistair Horne book subtitled "A Short History" that begins with the division of Gaul into three parts |
102 |
| Possessed useful information (on) |
33 |
| John Jacob Astor's line |
23 |
| Say no to — rubbish |
21 |
| Oscar-winner Witherspoon |
24 |
| Catches, rodeo-style |
20 |
| Wharf workers' grp. |
19 |
| Agency with many forms and schedules: Abbr. |
43 |
| Like some I.R.S. returns |
24 |
| Belarus neighbor |
16 |
| Drinks noisily |
14 |
| Something exploited by a tax adviser |
36 |
| King of France (979-987) |
24 |
| Royal angler? |
13 |
| Hardy's companion |
17 |
| Blood compound |
14 |
| Treasured family possession |
27 |
| Glossies, e.g., briefly |
23 |
| '50s fad item made by Wham-O |
28 |
| Readings for eds. |
17 |
| Anglers' tools |
14 |
| Mirror holder |
13 |
| Mime duo? |
9 |
| As I Lay Dying song of lament? |
30 |
| Website for handmade crafts |
27 |
| Boston timepiece setting |
24 |
| Term for a presidential period, historically |
44 |
| ___ Moines (Iowa's capital) |
27 |
| Succulent African shrub popular as a bonsai |
43 |
| G.P.A. spoilers |
15 |
| ___ modem |
9 |
| Shallow gully |
13 |
| Contagious illness |
18 |
| Superhero duds |
14 |
| Braggart's assertion |
20 |
| Harvard's city |
14 |
| Photography pioneer Louis |
25 |
| Actor Jackie |
12 |
| Professionally feeding partygoers |
33 |
| Actor Walker from Ill. |
22 |
| Cabbage, in Calais |
18 |
| Bend out of shape |
17 |