| Good place from which to watch a game | 37 |
| Excellent viewing spot | 22 |
| Told a total lie | 16 |
| Talked without real knowledge | 29 |
| Talked confidently beyond one's expertise | 45 |
| Talked beyond one's expertise, as it were | 45 |
| Talked above one's pay grade | 32 |
| Talked a big game, for short | 28 |
| Spoke with false authority | 26 |
| Spoke above one's pay grade | 31 |
| Pretended to know a lot, briefly | 32 |
| Mansplained, perhaps | 20 |
| Blew hot air | 12 |
| Pet shop bagful | 15 |
| Garrulous liar | 14 |
| Mazda truck models | 18 |
| Degree for diplomats | 20 |
| Unit of capacity (2150.42 cu. in.) | 34 |
| Thirty-two qts. | 15 |
| Four pks. | 9 |
| Key that's really C | 23 |
| Note that sounds like C | 23 |
| Note equivalent to C | 20 |
| It's equivalent to C | 24 |
| C's equivalent | 18 |
| C, in some scores | 17 |
| C, alternatively | 16 |
| C substitute | 12 |
| They're equivalent to D double flats | 40 |
| They may be scored as accidentals | 33 |
| Equivalents of C's | 22 |
| Volume holder | 13 |
| What taxpayers don't want to hear at school board meetings? | 63 |
| Secondary competitions, in some tennis tournaments | 50 |
| Liquid vessels | 14 |
| Vitamin whose name sounds like a bingo call | 43 |
| Vitamin whose name could be a bingo call | 40 |
| Vitamin or bingo call | 21 |
| Journalist's degree | 23 |
| Laundry holder, briefly | 23 |
| N.B.A. targets | 14 |
| Theol. degree | 13 |
| St. Peter's ___ (significant Roman church) | 46 |
| Howlin' Wolf, Willie Dixon and others | 41 |
| Lifestyle expert frequently seen on "Today" | 53 |
| Level for a rental suite, often | 31 |
| Degree for a hosp. worker | 25 |
| Tanglewood org. | 15 |
| Seiji Ozawa led it for nearly 30 yrs. | 37 |
| Ozawa's gp. | 15 |
| Grp. once headed by Seiji Ozawa | 31 |
| Freq. performer at Tanglewood | 29 |
| Beantown music grp. once led by Arthur Fiedler | 46 |
| Removal of totally false graffiti? | 34 |
| Winter time in the N. Pac. | 26 |
| Uncomprehending response | 24 |
| Car trunk item | 14 |
| Hazards for an apiarist | 23 |
| Oscar category won by "West Bank Story" in 2006 | 57 |
| Name for a catastrophic (but fairly slow-moving and oh-so-sweet) 1919 flood in the capital of Massachusetts | 107 |
| Guitarists' buys | 20 |
| One who regularly scores in the 80s | 35 |
| One who doesn't graduate cum laude | 38 |
| 2010 Best Picture nominee | 25 |
| Recording session need | 22 |
| T = ? | 5 |
| Second-string squads | 20 |
| Sub squads | 10 |
| Sub groups | 10 |
| Squads of subs | 14 |
| Replacements for starters | 25 |
| Secured, with "down" | 30 |
| Joe ___ ("L'il Abner" character under a rain cloud) | 65 |
| "Li'l Abner" character Joe who has a rain cloud over his head | 75 |
| Cleric's degree | 19 |
| Facetious warning on an invitation | 34 |
| Niacin's vitamin number | 27 |
| Niacin's alternate vitamin name | 35 |
| Classic Hammond organ model | 27 |
| Part of a tux rental, perhaps | 29 |
| Liq. container | 14 |
| It may be colored purple | 24 |
| Fortress parapets | 17 |
| Group under a lt. col. | 22 |
| "Takin' Care of Business" group, to fans | 54 |
| "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" band (Abbr.) | 55 |
| They "Let It Ride" (Abbr.) | 36 |
| Mr. Big? | 8 |
| "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" band, for short | 58 |
| Wheeler-dealer, to a G.I. | 25 |
| They're "Takin' Care of Business" | 51 |
| They took "Care of Business" | 38 |
| Randy Bachman post-Guess Who band (Abbr.) | 41 |
| Randy Bachman band (Abbr.) | 26 |
| Mil. wheeler-dealer | 19 |
| Entrepreneurial G.I. | 20 |
| Band that takes care of business, briefly? | 42 |
| "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" grp. | 47 |
| "Taking Care of Business" band (Abbr.) | 48 |
| "Takin' Care of Business" band, briefly | 53 |