Chicago Sun-Times (Sunday)

PREMIER CROSSWORD

- By Frank A. Longo

WORKING IN 2-D ACROSS

1 PC program shortcut

6 Flog

10 Pelting precipitat­ion

14 — Hopkins University

19 Alternativ­e

20 Parka feature

21 Quattro or TT carmaker

22 Consume entirely

23 King penguin’s son?

26 Dazzling light

27 A, in Berlin 28 Italian island

29 Give a steed a spanking?

31 Handheld firework

33 Ad- —

34 Direction from Ariz. to Ky.

35 Actor Danson

36 Hwy. violation

37 Back in time

39 Western treaty gp.

42 Answer to “Are you?”

44 Driving coast to coast on icy roads?

52 — Purina (old pet food company)

53 Consumed

54 Negative point

55 Platform for speakers

57 Folkie Guthrie

58 “It makes sleeping comfortabl­e,” e.g.?

63 “A Nightmare on Elm Street” director Craven

64 Like Dubliners

65 Inning third

66 Berate loudly

67 Holy images

68 Device like a TiVo, in brief

69 Jigsaw unit

71 Repeated

74 U.S. org. with operatives

75 One — (a handful)

76 Writing tablet

79 Nylon tights for people who are losing a lot of weight?

83 “— la Douce”

84 Hauling rig

85 Gut-punch reaction

86 Tree of Illinois

87 Alternativ­e to grits

89 Violins donated to people who’ve gone broke?

94 Prior to

95 Cool, 1940s style

96 “See ya!”

97 With

115-Across, “Quit dreaming!”

98 Ovine whine

101 Water, to Yvette

103 K-12 gp.

105 Rebuke

110 Presently riding

as a jockey?

114 Mix

115 See 97-Across

116 Growing older

117 Villain from a Virginia city?

120 Roofing tile

121 Writer Wiesel

122 Frightful giant

123 Sewing cases

124 Skin qualities

125 Split apart

126 Go beyond

127 Plains shelter

DOWN

1 Is sulky

2 Take — (go

somewhere) 3 Porcelain

babies, maybe 4 “The Intern”

actress

5 Tolkien menace 6 Entire

7 Informal German tavern

8 The Hawkeye State

9 High-tech “appt. book”

10 Gave birth to Tom, Dick or Harry?

11 “— Lang Syne”

12 Screened at a bar door

13 Twisted cotton thread

14 Archie’s pal, in comics

15 World capital on a fjord

16 Valentine’s Day symbol

17 Surgery aide

18 Quickness

24 Twisting fish

25 Print quality meas.

30 City in Oklahoma

32 Commercial suffix with Star or Sun

33 State-run game

38 Grind, as the teeth

40 Natty scarf

41 Hershey candy bar

43 Halfway point

44 Bird’s gullet

45 Unusual

46 Become rusty, say

47 — a million

48 Maker of major repairs

49 Like musical works with five sharps

50 Hardware bit

51 Gershon of “Killer Joe”

56 USMC NCO

59 Sure-footed equine

60 Parka feature

61 Glasses and goggles

62 1920s-’30s art style

64 Frosted 67 Potassium — (table salt additive)

68 Major racket

69 Counterpar­t of

54-Across

70 “No problem”

71 Slalom curve

72 Dish designer

73 Half: Prefix

74 — latte (espresso)

75 “Someone to Watch Over Me” musical

76 Made attractive

77 “I’m —” (greeting in Apple ads)

78 “Cagney & Lacey” actress Tyne

80 Sushi eggs 81 Ritzy

82 “— dabba doo!”

83 Obtain by entreaty

88 Pulls hard

90 Earth-scooping machines

91 Preside over

92 Sided against

93 Bee fluids

98 Be a braggart

99 — -Saxon

100 Thai or Iraqi

102 Gut problem

104 Old Pan Am competitor

106 Trail activities

107 Billy Joel’s “Just the Way You —”

108 Hawkins of “Li’l Abner”

109 Mom on “Family Ties”

111 Poker stake

112 “Wilde” actress Jennifer

113 No, in Bonn

114 Onetime Nintendo rival

118 Daddy

119 Poker stake

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