Los Angeles Times (Sunday)

Triple Play

- Edited by Patti Varol and Joyce Nichols Lewis

By Alan Olschwang

ACROSS

1 Wii or Xbox aficionado

6 Tantalizes

12 Mop & —

15 Persian Gulf capital

19 Moby Dick, e.g.

20 Hint at, with “to”

21 Long time

22 Unknown author, for

short

23 Cherries jubilee?

25 Area that separates a

nave from a sanctuary

27 Nixed, at NASA

28 Make less strict

29 Areas of human

developmen­t

30 “Macarena” band —

del Río

31 Topped, in a way

34 French possessive

pronoun

35 “I mean a different

cereal box mascot!”?

37 Actor Holbrook

38 Swill

40 Warn with a horn

42 Brown in the kitchen

43 Spring flower

45 India’s smallest state

47 “Trinity” novelist Leon

49 Ships with staterooms

52 Headline after the IT department fixes a bug on Hulu?

57 “Law & Order: SVU”

actor

58 All over the place

59 Headliner

61 Merrie — England

62 Hold on to

65 Comedian

Silverman

68 Scrutinize­d

Last week’s solution: ““I Oughta Be in Pictures”” 70 All — sudden

71 Tipped off

73 Neck parts

75 Sea nymph of Greek

mythology

77 Junior

78 Roof with removable

panels

80 Defensive trenches

82 Birch family trees

83 Check mark

85 Reggae great Peter

87 Plain

89 Sailing

90 Beer brewed by the

Royal Family?

96 Security system

component

99 Manitoba First

Nations people

100 — trip

101 North Carolina college

town

102 Crook

104 “Yeah, right!”

106 Tight-fitting

109 Former owner of Virgin

Records

110 Where NHLers serve

penalty time?

113 Game with

matchstick­s

115 Fruit jam in Sacher

tortes

117 Japanese IT services

giant

118 Mila of “Bad Moms”

119 Useless, batterywis­e

121 Small fruit pie

122 Knight spot?

124 Wading bird that a girl

can really look up to?

128 River in Tuscany

129 Before, in ballads

130 Changed into

131 Battery terminal

132 “Oh, shoot”

133 Leb. neighbor

134 “... if you know what’s

good for you!”

135 Repairs

DOWN

1 Hudson Riv. crossing

2 Sushi-grade tuna

3 Official flower of two

Southern states

4 — grease

5 Rules

6 Schoolyard game

7 Dresden’s river

8 Margaret Atwood’s “—

Grace”

9 Nightly show with free

admission

10 Beats by a whisker

11 “Catch my drift?”

12 Really bug

13 Golfer Ochoa

14 Winning steadily

15 Some govt. lawyers 16 Dolly the sheep, sitting

all by herself?

17 Climb aboard

18 Nasty anagram

24 Yule tune

26 Tucci’s “Road to

Perdition” role

29 Lets loose

31 Gambler’s marker

32 Almost unique

33 Religious doctrine

36 “Pagliacci” clown

39 Audre Lorde and Lord

Byron, e.g.

41 NHL great Bobby

44 Ink mishap

46 Like most of the

world’s people

48 Make full

50 Colorful timber tree

51 Places

53 Travis of country

54 “BoJack Horseman”

voice actor Will

55 “Get lost!”

56 BLT spread

60 Car manufactur­er’s

woe

62 Many dreadlocks

wearers

63 Plaza Hotel girl

64 Cheap perfume?

66 Mil. mail drop

67 Fling with force

69 Street of mystery

72 Way in

74 — whisper

76 Wise words

79 Tiny fraction of a min.

81 Catches

84 Golean cereal maker

86 Hound

88 Massey of old films

91 French article

92 Sven of “Frozen,” for

one

93 Kind of microscope

94 Dallas quarterbac­k

after Bledsoe

95 Cross mood

97 Farmyard noises

98 Picture puzzles

103 Fancy duds

105 Intense

107 Until

108 “Gilmore Girls” actress

Lauren

110 Early Peruvian

111 India’s first prime

minister

112 Compound in

fireworks

114 Taj —

116 Joliot-Curie who won a Nobel Prize in chemistry

120 Pols from blue states,

usually

123 Brillo rival

124 “Succession” network

125 Food Network host

Drummond

126 Out of the ordinary

127 Early video game

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