Across
1. Brown with a pan
6. Play opener
10. Fail to keep a secret
14. Fleeting
19. Wolf or Judd
20. Hole for a coin
21. Hindu deity
22. Release
23. Number-one hit for Cyndi Lauper in 1986
25. Estrada of CHiPs
26. Synthetic fiber
27. Money maker
28. 1950 country hit for Patti Page
31. Polluting substances
33. Moves like styling gel
34. The Old ___ (venerable London theater)
35. “I could name more examples but won’t”
38. “I’ll take that as ___”
39. 17th-century Dutch painter Jan
40. Has a sudden desire (for), as a certain food
44. 1967 Aretha Franklin classic
47. The Sharks or the Jets, e.g.
48. Ping Pong ball stopper
49. Rhinoceros’s feature
50. Sty cry
51. Bowler’s targets
52. Showed up
53. Area just beyond the city limits
56. Like many Norwegians
58. Force to fit
59. Faucet
60. Pique, as interest
61. “___ we all?”
62. Signature song of Louis Armstrong
68. Huge mammal
69. Overflow (with)
70. Venezuelan very
71. Throws of the dice
72. Many a Downton Abbey character
73. Reporter’s restrictions
79. Enjoys Zaytinya, say
80. Exhibition of a product’s uses, for short
81. Outlaws
82. The Big Easy
83. Capitol Hill’s Brown Memorial ___ Church
84. Michael of Juno
85. Sting hit that begins “You’ll remember me when the west wind moves”
89. Plans to ransom
91. Examine, as a sentence
92. ___ pop (music subgenre)
93. Born with the last name of
94. Hirshhorn pieces
95. Insinuate
96. Video-game name
98. Song sung by Dorothy Gale
103. Drive, ___ (1971 movie directed by Jack Nicholson)
107. Creator of Eeyore
108. Larry’s Swedish lawyer in a Curb Your Enthusiasm episode
109. Washington’s “Songbird” singer, who would have turned 55 on February 2—and who recorded the six songs in this puzzle’s theme entries
111. To no ___ (uselessly)
112. Org. with a Statue of Liberty logo
113. ___ Grill (Japanese restaurant in Bethesda)
114. WWII hero Murphy
115. Grannies
116. Frontmost part of a plane
117. Go downhill fast, maybe
118. TV show about a pot dealer
Down
1. “___ up!” (poker dealer’s command)
2. Julie Christie’s role in Doctor Zhivago
3. See the sights
4. Signs of things to come
5. “Way to go, bro!”
6. It’s taught at Gallaudet U.
7. Congeals, as cream might
8. Went very quickly
9. Disapproval phrase
10. Sailboat movers
11. Don who pitched a perfect game in the 1956 World Series
12. Not quite right
13. Oven setting
14. Working on the birthday candles
15. Pool do-over
16. “___ be a cold day in hell . . .”
17. Entertainment-awards achievement
18. Zoo org., or a Happy Days role
24. University of Maine’s city
29. Christmas, in Chamonix
30. Jack on DC Council since 1991
32. Try to achieve
35. Make the same points as
36. You, long ago
37. Donkey-pulled vehicle
39. Word in some business names
40. “Messiah” composer
41. Canine coating
42. “Don’t ___ me!”
43. Heart insert
45. Hooks up, as a new furnace
46. In good shape
47. Knife brand
51. Fancy footrest
52. Armed
54. Moss and Spade, for two
55. Hoppy beer
56. Sportscaster Musburger
57. Exasperated sigh
58. ___ Duke (alter ego of Hunter S. Thompson)
60. For two, as an operatic song
62. Question from someone about to do an impersonation
63. Put a stop to
64. Can’t come to a decision
65. Malia at Harvard
66. ___ contendere (court plea)
67. Iraq War initialism
68. Bring, as havoc
73. Carnegie of self-improvement
74. Finale
75. Plus
76. Daytime 12
77. Alternative to Vogue
78. “Smooth Operator” singer
80. Profundity
81. Most reasonable courses of action
84. Coalitions that exclude competition
85. Exhaustion
86. Country across the Strait of Hormuz from 98 down
87. Birth city of Marlon Brando
88. Predicted
90. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe land
91. What some divers look for
95. ___-Roman
96. Up
97. Concern
98. Country across the Strait of Hormuz from 86 down
99. Spanish word used in political proclamations
100. Verve
101. Abba of Israel
102. Skating-rink shape
104. Helper on the Hill
105. “How come you still haven’t . . . ?” retort
106. Salon supply
110. Fish for fish and chips
