Daily Southtown

LOS ANGELES TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE

- Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis By JOHN LAMPKIN

“YES, BUTIS IT ART?”

ACROSS

1 They often offer freeWi-Fi

6 Julie’s “East of Eden” role 10 Bygone Swedish wheels

14 Suit material 19 Tickle

20 Fruity commercial prefix 21Up-in-the-air bear

22 “Do __?” 23Molding okra likenesses? 25 Accumulati­on after many oil changes? 27 Therefore 28 Clotheshor­se’s collection 30 Singer? 31 Cube-ic Rubik 33 “__ Rebel”: 1962 hit

34Handles 35 Housekeepe­rartist barter agreement? 40 DirtyHarry’s org.

43 Lab eggs 44 Classic pops 45 Like no-see-ums 47 Schwarz of toys 48 Therapist’s concern

50 Bait 53 Employing 55 Stuffed shell? 56 Asset for sketching the human body? 60 Two-handed tool

63Unable to find theway

64 Rates highly 65 Stand-up’s goals, informally 68 Philippine­s’ highest peak: Abbr. 69 Decision maker 72 Very little, to Vivaldi

75 “Yikes!” 80 Traditiona­l Western song to singwhile cleaning up the atelier? 84 Flu symptom 85 “Coffee __?” 86 Minimal 87 High-level banking aids 90Wanna-__ 91 Augustus’ devious wife

94 Place to make waves 95 Conservato­ry subj.

96 Bucolic lines 98 Sculpting painstakin­gly, as ice?

103 Precepts

105 Pickle pick

106 They’re depressed during recitals

107 Resolve

109 Introspect­ive Randall Thompson choralwork with a joyous title

112 Jr.’s exam

115 Foundation for nude sketches?

117 Color for a “Starry” Dutch classic?

119Golfer’s cry after holing a long putt 120Unceasi­ngly

121 Boxer Oscar __ Hoya

122 Sister of Goneril 123 “I think of slayingHol­mes ... He takesmy mind from better things” writer

124 Stitches

125 Like Florida scrub

126 Immobile

DOWN

1 Batgirl garb

2 Love in Spain 3 Thick dessert topping

4 Source of protection

5 It hasawatery bed

6 All of Albee’s

“The Zoo Story,” essentiall­y

7 French wheel 8 Spanish spreads 9 One catching with flies, maybe

10 Good in golf ... otherwise, not so much 11 LAXtouchdo­wns 12 SunDevils’ sch. 13 Short-legged hounds

14 Slimming procedures, informally 15 Some how-to book targets? 16Unusuall­y energetic sort

17 “__ WentMad”: Riley poem 18 __-majesté 24 Gems

26 It’s a blast 29MSN, for one 32 El __ 34 Showdisdai­n for 35 Prohibitio­ns 36 Type of eye layer 37 Karmann __: sports car

38 It might be caught with a fly 39 __ facto 41 Philatelis­t’s buys 42Hounds, e.g. 46Manga series about gaming 49 Retinal receptor 50 Lao Tzu’s “way” 51 Text changers, for short

52 Back in a shell 54 Big __

57 Scullers’ pair? 58 OTC drug agency 59 Rapscallio­ns 61 All-encompassi­ng

62 __ chair

66 Ante, e.g. 67 Romps

68 Reply of feigned innocence 69 Prepared, as apples for strudel 70 Copacetic, in slang

71 Thomas Gray’s “The Bard,” e.g. 72 Smooching on a plane, for short 73 Photo possibilit­ies

74 Tractor brand, familiarly 76 Vibration sensor 77 Flattery

78 First light 79 “Demian” author 80Mongolia­n dry spot

81 Fail to be kept private 82 Pakistani bread 83 Slant 88 Carefully consider

89 Bay State motto opener 92 Intestinal tract division

93 Grub

94More over the top

97 Legume family bean

99 Ones just hanging out

100 Zilch

101 British actresspol­itician Jackson 102Wi-Fi connection?

104 Very disappoint­ing turnout 107 Kin of op. cit. 108 __-Rooter

109 Over

110 Jamaican citrus 111 “__ no idea”

113 29-dayHebrew month

114 Traveling carnival sight

116 “__ been thinking ... ”

118 Indian title

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