| Many mowers |
DEERES |
| Matador's foe |
ELTORO |
| Mattress tester's compensation? |
SLUMBERPAY |
| Mediterranean resort island |
MINORCA |
| Mine, in Milano |
MIO |
| Monster.com posting |
JOB |
| More in order |
NEATER |
| Neighbor of New York |
ONTARIO |
| New York Titans and Dallas Texans, in '60s sports |
AFLERS |
| Nighttime event in the western sky |
MOONSET |
| Not stay the course? |
VEER |
| Number of i's in 'Sicilia' |
TRE |
| Oddity |
QUIRK |
| Opposite of ennemies |
AMIES |
| Overdue amount |
ARREAR |
| Part of Potus: Abbr |
PRES |
| Peak in Suisse |
ALPE |
| Pesticide ingredient |
URETHANE |
| Plains tribe |
OSAGES |
| Playoff matchup |
SERIES |
| Pointless |
FUTILE |
| Polish dumpling |
PIEROGI |
| Prayer books |
MISSALS |
| Prefix with dermis |
EPI |
| Protrude |
JUT |
| QB's feat |
TDPASS |
| Rani's raiment |
SARI |
| Rep |
CRED |
| Request for aid |
SOS |
| Resolve |
STEEL |
| River through Russia and Kazakhstan |
URAL |
| Rufous ruminant |
REDDEER |
| Schubert's 'Eine Kleine Trauermusik,' e.g |
NONET |
| Scotland's longest river |
TAY |
| Search engine failure? |
BINGERROR |
| Sénat affirmative |
OUI |
| Senate affirmative |
YEA |
| Simple variant of baseball |
ONEOCAT |
| Slips into at a store, say |
TRIESON |
| Software package |
SUITE |
| Sp. miss |
SRTA |
| Still a contender |
INIT |
| Suggestion of what to do, slangily |
REC |
| Super superstar |
ICON |
| Supercilious sort ... or the title for this puzzle |
NAMEDROPPER |
| Swimmers with flippers |
SEALIONS |
| Tactic in a war of attrition |
SIEGE |
| Test prep aid |
TUTOR |
| Things that are bought and soled |
SHOES |
| Things that might be grabbed by someone in an argument |
LAPELS |
| Three-dimensional fig |
CYL |
| Thwart |
FOIL |
| Titanic's undoing |
BERG |
| Tops |
AONE |
| Two, in Toulouse |
DEUX |
| Uprightness |
PROBITY |
| Way out |
EGRESS |
| Wear down |
ERODE |
| Welcome at the front door |
SEEIN |
| Went wild |
RANRIOT |
| What may follow a school period? |
EDU |
| What mos. and mos. add up to |
YRS |
| Witch's home |
ENDOR |
| With 103-Across, simple furniture style |
ERICA |
| With 108-Across, not talking loudly on a cell, e.g |
ANNE |
| With 29-Across, surprise in the mail |
BILL |
| With 30-Across, is blunt |
FRANK |
| With 55-Across, big sleepover |
ART |
| With 77-Across, red, blue and yellow |
MARY |
| Word after big or oil |
RIG |
| Years ago |
ONCE |
| ___ aisle, part of a church |
APSE |
