| "___ Room" (Beach Boys song) | 38 |
| "___ humble opinion ..." | 34 |
| The Beatles' "___ Life" | 37 |
| Opinion leaders? | 16 |
| "I'll See You ___ Dreams" | 39 |
| "For Once ___ Life" | 29 |
| "___ Room" (Beach Boys hit) | 37 |
| "___ Life" (Beatles song) | 35 |
| '-- humble opinion ...' | 31 |
| Beatles song that ends "I love you more" | 50 |
| 'What I think is ...' [right hand] | 42 |
| OLEG CASSINI | 12 |
| Beach Boys song | 15 |
| 1963 Beach Boys hit that begins "There's a world where I can go / And tell my secrets to" | 103 |
| Platinum-selling 10,000 Maniacs album of the 80's | 53 |
| Opposite of outage | 18 |
| Not really | 10 |
| Limited, as some 1960's military service? | 45 |
| Amore from Dean Martin, 1955 | 28 |
| Like octuplets? | 15 |
| In-born | 7 |
| Where Blue Angels perform [PENNSYLVANIA] | 40 |
| Desk clerks, bellhops, maids, etc.? | 35 |
| Ye olde place | 13 |
| Quaintly named lodging | 22 |
| Taverne | 7 |
| Rest stop, once | 15 |
| Olde English stopover | 21 |
| Stopped at a motel | 18 |
| "A friend ___ a . . . " | 33 |
| Overdue for, perhaps | 20 |
| Ready for Mr. Fix-It | 20 |
| Requiring a handyman | 20 |
| High card up one's sleeve | 29 |
| One's youthful side | 23 |
| Focus of a 1990 psychology best-seller | 38 |
| Small but influential group | 27 |
| VIP's group | 15 |
| Group of confidants | 19 |
| Elite core | 10 |
| Densely populated areas | 23 |
| Urban areas (as hinted at by the circled letters in this puzzle's grid) | 75 |
| Midtown | 7 |
| The Earth's may be as hot as the surface of the Sun | 55 |
| The earth's is largely iron | 31 |
| Part of the earth whose temperature Al Gore claims is "several million degrees" | 89 |
| Dark parts of one's persona | 31 |
| No place for cotton-tipped swabs | 32 |
| Semicircular canals' locales | 32 |
| What meditation promotes | 24 |
| Scottish islands | 16 |
| Pleasantly familiar | 19 |
| One's spiritual being | 25 |
| Soul or stomach | 15 |
| Homunculus, say | 15 |
| Region of northeast China | 25 |
| Autonomous region of China | 26 |
| Superlatively secret | 20 |
| Deepest and most central | 24 |
| Nirvana, maybe | 14 |
| Hermetic device | 15 |
| It's underfoot | 18 |
| Podiatrist's recommendation, perhaps | 40 |
| Boot segment | 12 |
| Podiatrist's recommendation | 31 |
| Comfort enhancer | 16 |
| Buglossidium privatum? | 22 |
| Essential self | 14 |
| Makeshift swing | 15 |
| River float, at times | 21 |
| Makeshift river float | 21 |
| Housing start for floaters? | 27 |
| Car part used in pools | 22 |
| Aorta? | 6 |
| Gave energy to | 14 |
| One's conscience | 20 |
| Old wine _____ bottles | 22 |
| Some navels | 11 |
| Some belly buttons | 18 |
| They're below some chests | 29 |
| Lint collectors | 15 |
| Concave navels | 14 |
| Almost all people have them | 27 |
| "Am I right?" at the end of UK sentences | 50 |
| One at the front desk, perhaps | 30 |
| Key distributor | 15 |
| Hostelry owner | 14 |
| Holiday host | 12 |
| Highway man? | 12 |
| Harry Bailly, in "The Canterbury Tales" | 49 |
| Hostelers | 9 |
| Front desk greeters, perhaps | 28 |
| Rarely affected by hurricanes, say | 34 |
| Hotel dietitian? | 16 |
| What defendants are presumed to be | 34 |
| Papal name last used in 1724 | 28 |
| NAVE | 4 |
| Like a babe | 11 |
| Having clean hands | 18 |
| Sainted pope of A.D. 401-17 | 27 |