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Poor-weather driving aid:
CHAINS
"Gangsta's Paradise" rapper:
COOLIO
Tomboy:
HOYDEN
Subjects of some food package warnings:
ALLERGENS
Cake finisher:
ICER
Extra in "The Sound of Music":
NUN
Make it clear how things are going to go:
SETTHETONE
Pale-faced:
ASHY
Natural dos:
AFROS
See 66-Across:
SLED
Ground breaker:
HOE
Itch:
YEN
Texting format, for short:
SMS
See 83-Across:
SNAPE
Muddles:
MARESNESTS
Accept, as a package:
SIGNFOR
Indonesian island:
BALI
"The Devil and Daniel Webster" author:
BENET
Nabokov novel:
ADA
Lucy of "Charlie's Angels":
LIU
TV "Cousin":
ITT
Possible weapon in a bar fight:
POOLCUE
Jrs. take them:
PSATS
Resting place for a polar bear:
FLOE
"I totally crushed that!":
NAILEDIT
Good person to ask for directions:
LOCAL
It's actually made of 55-Down:
SOYLENTGREEN
Actor Kinnear:
GREG
Companion of Jason:
ARGONAUT
Wood that makes up the foundation of much of Venice:
ALDER
Clomped (on):
TROD
Basil who designed England's Coventry Cathedral:
SPENCE
Not covering much:
SKIMPY
Level:
TIER
"___ All That" (1999 rom-com):
SHES
Picket, e.g.:
SLAT
Who 93-Down was all along:
LUKESFATHER
Pre-euro money:
LIRE
Govt. cultural org. until 1999:
USIA
Big cheese:
HEADHONCHO
Suffix with Jacob:
EAN
Throw on the floor?:
RUG
Product of Boston or Chicago:
SONG
Part of a KFC order:
LEG
Enthusiastic assent in Madrid:
SISI
Sound in the stacks:
SHH
Cambodia's Lon ___:
NOL
What flows in une rivière:
EAU
The "E" of Q.E.D.:
ERAT
"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" protagonist:
REY
Boat with a very fine net:
SHRIMPER
Lead-in to foam:
STYRO
Oh follower:
PEE
"Phooey!":
DANG
"Tiny Bubbles" singer:
DONHO
It turns out to be 99-Down:
PLANETOFTHEAPES
See 100-Across:
PSYCHO
Hill of R&B:
LAURYN
Inquired about:
ASKEDAFTER
Jamie of "M*A*S*H":
FARR
Beefcake's pride:
BOD
Falls for:
BUYS
Fresh:
SASSY
House call?:
NAY
Up to this point:
YET
Bad luck, old-style:
UNHAP
Brightest star in Aquila:
ALTAIR
See 22-Across:
PEOPLE
Joke, slangily:
YUK
Metal band around a pencil eraser:
FERRULE
Swamp:
FEN
Kind of port:
USB
Regulus's constellation:
LEO
Draw back:
EBB
Peeping aid:
SPYHOLE
Slapstick prop:
PIE
Fashion:
CREATE
Puccini pieces:
ARIAS
Stolen item in "Alice in Wonderland":
TART
It really is an 8-Down:
ROSEBUD
Moving aid:
UHAUL
State quarters?:
DORM
Has pegged, say:
ISONTO
Disappointment for someone looking for a parking spot:
HYDRANT
Rest:
TAKEABREAK
Record-holder for the most times hosting the Academy Awards:
BOBHOPE
Penguin and others:
PUBLISHERS
Limit:
CAP
Studio sign:
ONAIR
Ga. neighbor:
ALA
Lead-in to Jon or Wayne:
LIL
Exclusive groups:
ALISTS
Indonesia's ___ Islands:
ARU
Nothing, in Latin:
NIHIL
Nothing but ___:
NET
Player of Nelson Mandela in "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom":
IDRISELBA
Having a spare tire, maybe:
FAT
What 11-Down does, shockingly:
KILLSDUMBLEDORE
Interest for a limnologist:
LAKE
Some core classes: Abbr.:
SCIS
Treehouse builder, maybe:
DAD
Unattended:
LONE
Computer-controlled players, in gaming lingo:
BOTS
Exclusion:
BAN
Big name in kitchen utensils:
OXO
Relating to the sun:
HELIACAL
Center of a roast:
HONOREE
Tolkien's trilogy, for short:
LOTR
Cut:
AXE
U.S. broadcaster overseas:
VOA
See 30-Across:
VADER
___ row:
SKID
The end: Fr.:
FIN
Jester:
FOOL
"Dies ___":
IRAE
Cause a wedgie:
RIDEUP
Opposed:
AVERSE
See 45-Across:
EARTH
To whom the title "45-Down" was referring the whole time:
NORMANBATES
Bucko:
MATEY
Major John ___, Benedict Arnold's co-conspirator:
ANDRE
Big name in headphones:
BOSE
Western capital:
BOISE
Hindu god of destruction:
SIVA
Trims:
ADORNS
Kids' character who says "A day without a friend is like a pot without a single drop of honey left inside":
POOH
Koi's habitat:
POND
Annual meal:
SEDER
Baghdad's ___ City:
SADR
Learned inside and out:
MASTERED
Early millennium year:
MII
Not to mention:
AND
Show with a "cold open," for short:
SNL
Warning for solvers of this puzzle:
SPOILERALERT
Excel command:
SUM
For:
PRO
Remote button:
REC
Source of one's sense of balance:
INNEREAR
Many resting places:
URNS
Plant that's the source of a caffeine-free tea:
REDBUSH
One way to sit by:
IDLY
Squeeze (out):
EKE
Figure in statistics:
MODE
Altercation:
SCRAPE
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