Post Tribune (Sunday)

LOS ANGELES TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE

- Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis By ED SESSA

ACROSS

1 Where many a promise is made 6 Slugger’s stats 10 Lectric Shave competitor

14 CNN alternativ­e 19 With 38-Across, Beethoven oeuvre with 35 works 20 Apiece

21 Seal site

22 Pong creator 23 IGTV company, briefly

24 On the safer side 25 Hebrides hill 26 Assigned a grade 27 ... Rudolph was __

29 ... Elsie was __ 31 MLB blasts

32 Fat substitute 34 Type of type that shows stress

35 Gave a thumbsup

36 Hung over? 38 See 19-Across 42 ... Humpty Dumpty was __ 46 “Storm” seabird 47 Went by train 48 “Fresh Air” airer 49 “His Dark Materials” protagonis­t 52 “__ welcome” 53 Marx Brothers film setting 55 Beatles nonsense syllables

59 Gp. using caps and crowns 61 Touch of frost 62 Bayou music style

64 ... Herbie the “Love Bug” was __ 69 Mano a mano 71 “Words have consequenc­es,” e.g. 72 Singer Anthony 73 ... Santa Claus was __

78 Hardest to find 82 Jimmy Eat World genre 83 Korean car company

84 Movie physician with a two-letter name

85 Playground problem

86 Lou Grant portrayer

89 Oil filter brand 92 Walgreens rival 95 It has an apt

number of letters in its name

96 Barely made a sound

98 ... Puff the Magic Dragon was __

103 Clothes lines 105 __ Moore:

canned stew brand 106 Lambs’ cries 107 Offerer of free drinks and chips 109 Put in danger 111 No. cruncher

114 ... Bugs Bunny was __

117 ... Mr. Bubble was __

119 Quiet lake transport

120 Highlands native

121 Emoji, for one 122 Birthplace of rapper Wyclef Jean 123 Modify

124 Strauss’ “__ Alpensinfo­nie”

125 Mineral removed from some baby powder

126 Kate’s TV mate 127 Economic upsurges

128 Supreme leader?

129 Big name in skin care

130 Upper body muscles, for short

DOWN

1 Mighty silly 2 Frozen rope, in baseball

3 Zaps

4 Fighting 5 Virginia’s so-called “Lost Colony”

6 Rose on hind legs 7 Hayfield sights 8 Summer cooler 9 Sow or doe 10 Group honored at a Stockholm exhibit

11 With great enthusiasm

12 Feature

13 Gemini rockets

14 Blues singer played by Viola Davis

15 How dotted notes should be played 16 Brussels-based gp.

17 Cold one

18 El __

28 Close in theaters 29 “__ Nagila”: Israeli folk song 30 Unappetizi­ng stuff

33 Cold and damp 35 Shovel it in 37 Addition, maybe 39 Animal part that trumpets

40 Nest on a crest 41 Got some shuteye

42 TV physician with a two-letter name

43 Viscous 44 Fingered

45 “No __!”

50 Shoe polish applicator

51 Garden guy 54 Part of a musical 56 Boring

57 Word with stone or star

58 Crown or plaque 60 Bacteriolo­gist’s material

63 Trough call? 65 Hunchback of

fiction

66 Bright sign 67 Graceful equine 68 Places to pick up puppies? 70 End-of-week cry 73 Quite a lot

74 “No more for me, thanks”

75 Printer supply 76 Pine __: dugout supply

77 Avenue __, Paris’ widest street 79 “The Time Ma

chine” people 80 Musical score mark

81 Item in a Brit’s boot

87 “Divine Comedy,” e.g.

88 Changes the wall covering 90 Spare tires in trunks?

91 Hosp. procedure 93 Joie de vivre 94 Creeping creature

97 First name in ’50s TV comedy 99 Geraint’s wife 100 Bank convenienc­e

101 Not surprising 102 Holy Grail seeker

104 One putting words to music

108 Marsh of detective fiction

110 First name in B-29 history

111 Jack Frost’s

advice to his angry clients?

112 Little, in Lille 113 Sign of the Ram 114 Heavenly ring 115 Aware of

116 Stout and porter 118 Account

119 City transport 121 “Who am __ judge?”

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