Appropriated sites for State colleges. Australian-American singers African reptiles America, as depicted in "Super Size Me"? ___-Alföld, Hungarian plain A Department in S W France. Activity at a reunion "And basically, that's ___ bill becomes a law" "All that the Devil would do ___ stark mad"--Byron Attribute of this puzzle? "___ A Friend of Mine (Bob Dylan-penned song by The Byrds) "___ a good man . . . ” "___ a friend of mine" 140 and up, say Answer to riddle Afghan Whigs song to greet a family member? Arrogant one Ancient ruined city on the Nile Alan Alda role Actress searches? Attempts Actress in a cloud? Actress Goldie's favorite food? Argues sensibly Amends again Ancient Greek waitress? Apologetic words at the end of a meal Ancient people of Hittite region: Var. Aquatic bird "And the mome ___ outgrabe."—Carroll. "And the mome ___ outgrabe": Carroll "A mind is a terrible thing to waste" org. ___ a jaybird Awkward Ancient Greek chord. ... a demonic horse? Aristotle's first element of tragedy Aristotle's first element of tragedy Artless actions Amaryllis and meadow saffron A Hottentot A certain style of painting. A Mongoloid Nepalese Address for a Garden State resident. African dialects A metalworker Actor Kevin's financial support? Assembled hastily Acting contrary to the court's verdict? A boss. A button. Action in gym exercises. African antelope Aptly named Philadelphia indoor soccer team Arguably redundant name for a toiletry item "At last," in Greece? Arguer's art, from the Greek for "war" Art of disputation. Art of controversy. Argumentation Art of disputation Art of arguing Arguments Arkansas senator's firm belief? Arkansas senator's firm belief? Athrob Attracting. A falsehood in every respect A falsehood in every respect According to the science of mind. Ancient Greek wine-cooler. Aborigines of Borneo. Albert and family, of Princeton. Aids in breaking shells Animals with one hoof per foot. ATM? ATM? Any Moslem ruler. African tongue: Var. Anglo-Saxon letters. Anglo-Saxon letters Anglo-Saxon letters Anglo-Saxon letters 112-Across definition, part 2 Alleged hypnotic force. Alleged electric force. Alleged force. Alleged force Alleged electrical force Alleged electric force Alleged natural electric force An alleged force Afferent: Physiology. Acrobatic tumbles. Acrobatic tumbles: Var. Asian politician who was born in Italy Ambience at old Brer Rabbit's home? Algebra problem directive Actress Braga et al. Attire for men. Atone Annular plate on a boiler. ___ a judge ___ a judge (temperate) A lonely hearts column? ... at a steak house? *14-Across-like sporting equipment *14-Across-like sporting equipment Abuse, in Scotland Alpine fabric sample? Above, to 30 Down 17-Across's role in a game of 57-Across, perhaps? Affection in return? Aligns the pool balls again Approve again. Armory grp. Army gp. Army unit: Abbr. Army unit: Abbr. Armory grp. Army unit (Abbr.) Attached, as carpet Alter for a new purpose Authorize again Albert Gore Jr. is one Army rules. Average Joes Actress Ada et al. 87, as opposed to 93 Aztec-___ (American Indian language family) Ancient stone table. At full gallop Avid fan of German computer programs? A basic Buddhist doctrine Author of "The Promised Land." Author of "The Promised Land" A Herod Artificially made to look old Aspirin and ibuprofen A gallant. A step in the process of democratization. Allied occupying government. A talent of sorts. Abatement of fever. AP, to a travel agent AP, to a travel agent Aviator gives monastery clerks the ax? Arrange for financing Arrange for some financing Author of "Watch on the Rhine," politely Ad-closeup specialist Aaron's leg? Another wish begins here . . . Avoid Avoid Avoid Add-on to an e-tail price " ... and a __ steer her by" " . . . and a ___ steer her by": Masefield "Another ___, Another Show" ("Kiss Me, Kate" song) Actress Dawson at a Christmas costume party? Arenaceous plant Actress Dee et al. 'A Thousand Clowns' Tony winner Adam's tavern? Adam's tavern? Ancient language: Abbr. A cheer: Var. Ancient Near-Eastern people. Author of "Elephant and Castle." Actor Hatfield Aptly named painter of ranch scenes Anabaptist leader Jakob Audacity Attachment for "len" Architect from China "Awesome party!" Alphabetical run Advice to husbands, part 1 A former governor of Ga. Ability to encourage people to use designated drivers, say? Agree to do business Agree to do business "A Clockwork Orange" star "A Clockwork Orange" star "A Clockwork Orange" star 112-, 113-, 114- and 115-Across (for this puzzle's theme) Army uniform? Agitating offshore? Aorta, e.g. A Spaniard. Artistic place for tiny letters? Alternator in an internal combustion engine: Var. Alfred E. Neuman on cloud nine? Accepting with good humor Activity for debaters or dicers Actress Christians, "I Remember Mama.” Actress Christians: 1900-1951 Ancient winding river (source of 70 Across) Attracting force: Comb. form. Actress Tilly of "The Good Earth" Alibi for soap star Gloria? Attractive earth tone? "Anna ___," of Broadway. Anna ___, Philip Yordan's heroine. A Lovelace lass "Anna ___," Yordan play Asiatic monkey. Asian deer Almanac time abbr. Adjective for an untouchable Author of "Back to Mandalay." "Austin Powers" actor's analysis business? A good place to be on March 15th. Absurdly mistaken: Slang phrase. Ate humble pie, with "got" Actor Rob's punches? A Red Sox pitcher in 1990 Atheist Madalyn et al. Actor Rob + actor Richard = something to put a truck in? Areas where asphalt has accumulated and trapped sour fruits? Agricultural pesticide An insecticide Average place to buy a laptop? (Radiohead / Kraftwerk) 1974 57-Across role (for which he received a Best Actor Oscar nomination) Anoint: Archaic. Anoints: Dial. Anoints: Archaic. Anc. Gaelic lang. Allow a sacred river to ask for divine guidance? Antony's plea Advice to a young Knievel: "If you want to succeed, ___!" Annotator: Obs. A penny saved is ... Actor in 65 Across Actor born 2/10/1906 Actor born 2/10/1906 Actor in scary roles Actor Herbert et al. Actor Herbert et al. Actor Herbert and others '03 Ataris album "So ___" "Amare" might be conjugated on it Avert one's eyes Avert one's eyes Avert the eyes Act riskily A discarded title for "G.W.T.W." Another way, say Act snootily