1. anti-Chemulpo, the Immaculate Conception
2. cubi(c/t)
3. hagride, Hagrid
4. Munchkin, mutchkin
5. miniskirt'll, skinny Myrtle
6. wantedishly, hail the new, ye lads and lasses
7. OURS
8. forgivable, fable, or vig
9. PLACEbo, HOLDiken, ERSatz; placeholders
10. to all, and to all a good night; hi
11. Santa Claus, selections
12. riddle, dreidl
13. purifyin', paraffin
14. pear tree, repeater
15. fetas, sate, eta, at a; eta, et a
16. oversee (O, verse, E)
17. casting lure, integral calculus
18. air log, Gorilla gorilla gorilla, glo-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-ria
19. Whiggeries, spell-check
20. tour/billion
21. Dante, (attended, TED)
22. kissed us, discuss
23. OURS
24. panda dared, reddish, dishpan
25. eerie pencil mania; Erie, Pennsylvania
26. gage; part of Mockingjay ago
27. hearse, rehearse
28. can/trip
29. fiancé; fat cat, intent
30. have no veracity (haven over a city)
31. lap
32. hangdog, dang hog
33. (c/p)ottage
34. bot T, Leonard (bottle on a rd.)
35. extract (extra C, T)
36. OURS
37. OURS
38. nurturing, trig
39. kitsch encounter, kitchen counter
40. Tiny Tim, mutant
41. readings, disregarding
42. Columbia, column A, bin
43. mela(to)nin
44. the utmost, Thutmose; the best, Thebes
45. practised, tierces de Picardie
46. divers(e)
47. OURS
48. alone, Elaine, lion; Evan, avian, ovine
49. Pantalone, pant alone
50. the check is in the mail
51. peek, Puck; bow, bower
52. hit went "yes"! Session
53. g(nomon)
54. a glade red alga
55. Singapore, opera singers; (uvu)la
56. (at)heist
57. atone, vandal, lest on us
58. trenchcoat, technocrat
59. ONTario, HESitates, POTato; on the spot
60. fractions held, "The Doctor of Death Island", The Island of Doctor Death and Other Stories and Other Stories
61. bus(h)iness
62. Archie, archil
63. OURS
64. brie, bird
65. there we fell, fare thee well
66. ve(he-men)t
67. ent(r)ails
68. OURS
69. crude, sure, celery (reduce, reuse, recycle)
calorie, cariole
70. OURS
71. pronounce (pronoun, Ce)
72. motherland, Manhattan Melodrama
73. holly, Hale
74. let's finish building rockets for a new
75. proser Pinafore, Proserpina, fore
76. Poppy Caper, copy paper
77. ascertain, scrutiny
78. inward, Darwin
79. axe, access; tor, tress; matter, mattress
80. Laotian; lay, ocean
81. de Stijl, dust I'll
82. polyptych, politic
83. Chaplin, Appalachian
84. OURS
85. inter/minable
86. taradiddle, paradiddle; trailed, retaliated, taradiddle, alliterated
87. (s/m/f)izzle
88. arranged, Grenada, danger, anger, rage
89. Gervin, Erving
90. a heap on the sleigh, asleep on the hay
91. OURS
92. pry, priest; (co)pious
93. booby trap, party
94. (m/v)intage
95. OURS
96. kraken, KenKen, near
97. PayPal, papal
98. beg, bug, big, bog, bag
99. serge/ant
100. sprocket, pocket protectors
101. residents, tiredness
102. minutes, smuttiness, einsteinium
103. (3, 2, 3) two, to, too
(3, 3) one, won
(4, 4, 3) four, fore, for
(5, 3, 3) eight, ate, ait
(5) three, there
(4, 3) sick, six
(9) therefore; there, fore
104. Dar el Beida, double reed
105. OURS
106. electorate oracle
107. linguis(t/a)
108. "No, it wasn't the airplanes. It was beauty killed the beast."
109. Liberal, Conservative, and New Democrat
110. Goosebumps
111. Seussical the Musical
112. Andy Weir's The Martian
113. Neville Chamberlain
114. "Let's make it a true Daily Double."
115. Joey Bats
116. treachery
117. Tony Blair PM
118. The Celebrity Apprentice's Donald John Trump
F-1. ITAMAR
TAMARI
AMARIS
MARIST
ARISTA
RISTAU
F-2. OURS
F-3. OURS
F-4. DS
BLJS
BLPRRT
STPHNCRN
STLSCRDNLS
F-5. ITALY BABAS IMAMS CLOAK CASTS
SATIE ITALY DIGIT LARGE OPERA
AROMA RESIN ITALY ATEIN RAPID
ADMIT OUTGO ORIEL ITALY GRILL
CYSTS SPEND TENSE MEDEA ITALY
F-6. IIIIII
INBORN
IBADAN
IODATE
IRATER
INNERS
F-7. SPORT
PALER
OLDIE
REINS
TRESS
F-8. OURS
F-9. S
RPT
BCCHS
TRNCRTN
DLMFRMRDR
STRNGRSNTRN
FRGNCRRSPNDNT
F-10. TWNTTHCNTRFX
WRNRBRTHRS
SCRNTSTS
TRBNKS
SBRD
DD
F-11. OURS
X-1. OURS
X-2. To seek answers to one's questions is to know the world. Yiyun Li
X-3. The Game of Life is a game of boomerangs. Man's thoughts, deeds, and words return to him sooner or later, with astounding accuracy. Shinn
X-4. There are two rules to success. Number one: never tell everything you know.
X-5. Knowledge is a process of piling up facts; wisdom lies in their simplification. Martin Fischer
X-6. You can observe a lot by watching. Yogi Berra
X-7. Strivers achieve what dreamers believe. Usher
X-8. I don't have pet peeves. I have whole kennels of irritation. Whoopi Goldberg
X-9. All the really good ideas I'd ever had came to me while I was milking a cow. G. Wood
X-10. Do I recall the first thing that I forgot? I don'r remember. Maybe. DeGeneres
X-11. Bridge is the safest insurance against the tedium of old age. Maugham
X-12. To be absolutely certain about something, one must know everything or nothing about it.
X-13. I could tell from Mrs. Quibble's expression that she was seeking for a single sentence with which to destroy me. She found it at last. "The troublw with you is you just don't like no children," she said coldly. "You are wrong madam," I said icily. "I do like no children." Thurber - Lanterns and Lances
X-14. CAPABLECHASED
LUNGOABROGATE
EDBUSYWORKGHF
RILESSRENHERO
GOOBERESCAPEE
YWORSUSUBKOWY
REMOUNTSOIREE
EARNBALKVOCAL
EVECAMENIGHGL
FEARSOMENROLE
SHRIEKTWEETED
Enigma machine
C-1. OURS
C-2. Former Playboy Bunny thought cremation was the only way she'd ever again have a smoking hot body.
C-3. Teen leaves boots on hot engine. Car breaks down. Dad chides "Don't put all your Uggs on one gasket!"
C-4. Crossword puzzlers fail as track stars because they try to "gain laps" on their opponents by sitting down.
C-5. Indian nationalist leader remived from special care nursery to demonstrate taking Gandhi from a baby.
C-6. Civilian Cincinnati citizen cinemagoer, cicisbeo, cinch cigarettes, circulate cinnamon cider.
C-7. Enzymes (catalytic proteins) hasten biochemical reactions while leaving equilibrium point unchanged.