Sounds Familiar
Across
1. Only astronaut to fly in the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs
8. Sushi order
11. Short blue person?
14. Exile of 1979
18. Small bits of color
19. Easter lead-in
20. “Xanadu” rock gp.
21. Aqua __: U.K. mineral water brand.
22. Place for reading recipes? 24. Fragrant tea-flavoring shrubs
26. Quakers in forests?
27. Emailed
28. Ink on a billionaire?
29. Extreme disorder
30. Through
31. Madrid mama bear
33. “The Bald Soprano” playwright
34. City center street performer?
38. Flash __
39. Third-party accounts
43. Provide with the latest
44. Green stone
45. Where one trying to score may be out
46. U.S. Army medal
48. Classic Pontiac
49. __ pool
50. Like some stockings
51. Congers
53. React to a sprint
55. A montage of them was presented at the 2006 Oscars
56. Native Alaskans
58. Fencing moves
61. Nothing special
62. Bit of carelessness at cocktail hour?
64. Long stretches
66. They’re usually unbeatable
68. Accustoms (to)
69. Storied building material 70. Fit
71. Feds under Ness
72. Current amount
73. Mail ctrs.
75. Stadium cheer
78. Offbeat
79. Eyed impolitely, with “at” 80. Bath buggy
81. Not at all light
83. Corn syrup component 84. Joplin’s “Maple Leaf __” 85. Postal mishap?
89. Legislative group, e.g.
91. Backing-up key
92. Bit in a horse’s mouth 93. Cleaning tools, for short 97. Starter for a
noncompetitive race?
99. Deli stock
101. Formed with the tip of the tongue, like the letter L
103. Property receivers, at law 104. Reality TV believer?
106. Axes
107. KC-to-NYC dir.
108. “The Ice Storm” director Lee
109. Acted like
110. Most massive known dwarf planet
111. Rehab hurdle
112. Screening org.
113. Western movie threat
Down
1. Imagine, colloquially 2. Horse-and-buggy ride sounds
3. Cod relatives
4. Library vol. ID
5. Letters after pis
6. 1906 Runabout, e.g. 7. Shows hospitality toward, as a visitor 8. Before long, to Shakespeare 9. Bird named for its cry
10. Annoy
11. “This seems familiar” word 12. Jubilance
13. University of Idaho city
14. Malice
15. Spider that stalks its prey 16. Opening number?
17. Surely is
18. Con job
23. Bar specification
25. “Death in Venice” author 28. Aspect 30. Bugs with brakes
32. Wrapped in a blanket, say 34. Mosque toppers
35. Due
36. Block off
37. Award-winning Mark
Tatulli comic strip
39. Relaxes
40. Apply, as a brake
41. Lawn chair
42. Hanks sobriquet for films like “You’ve Got Mail”?
44. Fashionista dog?
46. Knish sellers
47. Ooze
49. Oxlike antelope
52. Stretch
53. Letters before chi
54. Duchamp contemporary 56. “What about me?!”
57. Layered Italian dessert
58. General direction
59. Bullfight figure
60. Traps
62. Long-running forensic series
63. First name in an 1857 case 65. Activist Greta Thunberg, e.g.
67. Hosp. units
69. Suspect
72. End of a ball game?
73. Like table salt
74. Composer of solo violin études
75. “Vive le __!”
76. Karen of“Starman”
77. Fashion lines
80. Introduction
81. Portraitist John Singer __ 82. Long-vowel symbols
83. Tatami, e.g.
85. Leave speechless 86.“Thanks, it’s already done” 87. “Stay” singer Lisa seen in GEICO ads
88. “Get a move on!”
90. Salad green
93. Like some popular videos 94. Perceptive
95. Pole tossed by a Scot
96. Downhill traveler
98. Applications
100. Discipline with stretches 101. Lie next to
102. Hide
104. Cricket club
105. Thurman of “Pulp Fiction”