1. expect/orate
2. I represent, Enterprise
3. Piano Sonata No. 2 in B-flat Minor
4. queen, equine
5. p(ara)(llel l)ine
6. interim, termini
7. pro/Lego/men/on
8. ardency, cycad, cadaver, Averna, nag, garden
9. gormandise, mandarin oranges
10. no claims, laconism
11. berating, Great Britain
12. fort, forty
13. T(ESL)A
14. Ma(grit)te
15. Holy Ghost, goalie host
16. decoll(e/a)te
17. OURS
18. cruise, far-out, carouse, fruit
19. Toulouse, to lose; Toulouse, too loose
20. port of call
21. S(Amos)a
22. brat, Britain
23. de(d)uce
24. Iridescent, indiscreet
25. Cassini spacecraft
26. mousse, heartache, moustache, hearse
27. fingertips
28. Star Trek, Keats
29. neutral, Renault
30. Sansa, deliver, saliva, denser
31. Lucifer, laissez-faire
32. taunt, aunt; rant, aunt
33. can't one, Canton; carton, Canton, Hunan, human
34. OURS
35. Friar Tuck, fire truck
36. (w/o)arlock
37. Immanuel Kant (I'm Man U elk ant)
38. primate
39. (c/m)arriage
40. table of contents
41. jai alai, hull
42. elf, life, laugh
43. prairie, Earp
44. will caw. Me; Milwaukee; kill, maw- (whee!)
45. OURS
46. doll, fall; fret, flat
47. coyote, etc.
48. mi: so-so. up; miso soup
49. t(r)epid
50. cleats, castle
51. cant(h)us
52. see instructions, neuroscientists
53. OURS
54. greenmailed, legerdemain
55. quite, etiquette
56. fade, foodie
57. scatterbrained, free trial
58. OURS
59. Dutch town, touchdown
60. coprolite; cor, polite
61. gluiness; guns, lies
62. bad move, Clinton, badminton, clove
63. Rig Veda, gravedigger
64. seam Ile des Pins
65. Treme, monotreme
66. elevator, lavatory
67. mayonnaise, synonym
68. Democrats, Marco Estrada
69. fisher, fissure
70. no lisp, use Nile caps
71. celer(it)y
72. (t/r)est
73. telepaths
74. prof, proves
75. cosm(et)ology
76. base, Basie
77. captions, (constipation, into)
78. anti-supremo, importunateness, potassium nitrate, monumentum aere perennius
79. OURS
80. Uz, Soyuz
81. arrestee; arse, rete
82. Luce in, titan
83. onus, on us
84. OURS
85. soup, super
86. clothing's, conchologist
87. "open the pod bay doors, HAL."
88. Washington Crossing the Delaware
89. Apocalypse Now
F-1. EIEIO
IEIOE
EIOEI
IOEIE
OEIEI
F-2. WISCONSIN
ATTENUATE
REARENDED
EMBOSSERS
F-3. QQQQQ
QUEUE
QERES
QUEGH
QESHM
F-4. OURS
F-5. CLTN
BRNNNS
PRTGNSTS
WHNNTHCRSF
WHLDTHSTRTHS
THTLLMNRCRTDQL
F-6. CRPDM
SCRBL
TTDST
LVNRS
VLDST
F-7. SMOOTHENS
MILWAUKEE
TRANSIENT
POSSESSES
F-8. FATTEN
ACHENE
THWART
TEAPOT
ENROBE
NETTER
F-9. TISHAHBAB
INHUMANLY
PRIMERATE
SEVENTIES
X-1. Being understood is better than being praised. Irving Feldman
X-2. Bureaucracy defends the status quo long past the time when the quo has lost its status. Laurence Peter
X-3. My grandmother is over 80 and still doesn't need glasses. She drinks right out of the bottle. Henny Youngman
X-4. Work saves us from three great evils: boredom, vice, and need. Voltaire
X-5. Like a machine gun or an electric guitar, a chainsaw is a handheld deus ex machina. John Vaillant
X-6. TELEPATHIC
HWARMTHODA
RESINHPALP EU CATASTROPHES
OPENSECRET eucatastrophes
UKRAINEDRR
GBOESSENCE
HOBGOBLINS FREE, HUSK
OWESLTITUS
UESADVERBE
TREMENDOUS
C-1. Con is an escape from the stressful world, a reunion with one's tribe, a rejuvenation, a psychological necessity.
C-2. No soliciting. We've already found God. We don't vote. We can't afford to buy it. If you're not selling Thin Mints, go!
C-3. OURS
C-4. Centenarian soldier who survived mustard gas, and pepper spray attacks is now seasoned veteran.
C-5. One-word film names: breathless, psycho babe, ran up casino sideways. Memento: vertigo, scarface, misery.
C-6. Mammalia males from Australia display paraphernalia (inter alia) at bacchanalia. Some regalia!
C-7. OURS