8/21/16 Answer LA Times Crossword

8/21/16

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1D
Tomato variety
ROMA

2D
Emphatic type: AbbrD
ITAL

3D
Suva’s nation
FIJI

4D
Environment-friendly carrier
ECOBAG

5D
Letters on some SUVs
GMC

6D
One way to hang
LOOSE

7D
Pass over
OMIT

8D
Yawn-inspiring
BANAL

9D
Aid for dealing with pea soup
FOG LAMP

10D
Red-centered serving
RARE MEAT

11D
Cold War prez
IKE

12D
”None of it is true!”
LIES!

13D
Former host with a TV “Garage”
LENO

14D
It only offers partial coverage
AREA RUG

15D
Ticket period
SEASON

16D
NCAA div. with Seminoles
ACC

17D
Jersey greeting?
MOO

18D
Vacation stop
INN

24D
Gets to
RILES

26D
Closest pal, in text
BFF

29D
Implored
PLED

32D
Hardy work
POEM

34D
Curving
ARCED

36D
Sign of breakfast burning?
SMOKING BACON (“smoking ban”)

37D
Caruso and Domingo
TENORS

38D
System with speakers
STEREO

39D
Some intellectuals
NERDS

40D
Break point situation
AD OUT

41D
Abs trainers?
TUMMY COACHES (“tummyaches”)

43D
”Unböring” furniture chain
IKEA

44D
”The Swedish Nightingale” Jenny
LIND

48D
Was able to
COULD

49D
Schindler with a list
OSKAR

50D
Writer Zora ___ Hurston
NEALE

51D
Its sessions begin and end with bells
NYSE

54D
Capital of Sicily
PALERMO

57D
Cross-referencing words
SEE NOTE

59D
Come off as
SEEM

61D
Swedish import
SAAB

62D
Pulitzer playwright Rice
ELMER

67D
Elevated point
ACME

69D
Many 1969 Woodstock arrivals
VANS

72D
Boots
OUSTS

73D
Start of a fitness motto
USE IT D

74D
Singer Cetera
PETER

76D
Many a signature
SCRAWL

77D
Yearwood of country
TRISHA

78D
Pudding starch
SAGO

81D
Lose in a chase
ELUDE

82D
Numerical extreme
LEAST

85D
Mae West persona
VAMP

86D
”Did you __?”
EVER

87D
Overhauled
REDID

92D
Crucial unifying element
LINCHPIN

94D
One in a buffet stack
DISH

97D
Without a doubt
CLEARLY

98D
Courtroom figure
ACCUSED

99D
In the neighborhood
NEAR

100D
Eponymous swindler
PONZI

103D
Think the world of
ESTEEM

106D
Rope loops
NOOSES

108D
Former JFK lander
SST

110D
Strong lagers
BOCKS

111D
Sanyo headquarters city
OSAKA

113D
Off-the-wall feedback?
ECHO

114D
Before you know it
SOON

116D
Palindromic time
NOON

118D
Fram Museum city
OSLO

119D
Ponder, with “over”
MULL

120D
Flower child?
SEED

121D
Stealthy animal
CAT

122D
Metal precioso
ORO

123D
Gusto
VIM

124D
Be beholden to
OWE

126D
Pajama part
TOP

1C
Overrun
RIFE

5C
Toothpaste portion
GLOB

9C
Superfluity
FRILL

14C
”Same here”
AS AM I

19C
Psych ending
OTIC

20C
NYC tourist attraction
MOMA

21C
”The Great Dictator” Oscar nominee
OAKIE

22C
Intel mission
RECON

23C
Nickel that’s worth big bucks?
MAJOR COIN (“major in”)

25C
Eco-friendly lighthouse?
GREEN BEACON (“green bean”)

27C
One might not hold up in court
ALIBI

28C
Basic element
STAPLE

30C
Remote hiding places?
SOFAS

31C
Pic Sans Nom, par exemple
ALPE

33C
Guanaco cousin
LLAMA

35C
Does a salon job
FROSTS

39C
”Life Below Zero” channel, familiarly
NAT GEO

42C
Chef known by his first name
EMERIL

45C
Not yet fulfilled
UNMET

46C
Part of an academic address
EDU

47C
Rearrangement of suitcase contents?
SECOND PACKING (“send packing”)

52C
I, at times
ONE

53C
Easy win
ROMP

55C
Allison of jazz
MOSE

56C
Mighty small
TEENY

57C
Hershey bar
SKOR

58C
”The Count of Monte Cristo” author
DUMAS

60C
Czar’s edict
UKASE

63C
Homework helpers
DADS

64C
Clare’s land
EIRE

65C
Flair
STYLE

66C
Sung syllables
LA LA LA

68C
”That’s true, but “
EVEN SO C

70C
Welcome center?
CEE

71C
Ideal takeover?
DREAM COUP (“dream up”)

75C
Oscar winner Lee
ANG

76C
Attacks with force
STORMS

79C
Puzzle
BEMUSE

80C
Prestigious prize
NOBEL

83C
Bone up quickly
CRAM

84C
Assert with confidence
AVER

88C
Zero out, say
RESET

89C
Well past its prime
STALE

90C
Affluent, in Andalusia
RICO

91C
Court prop
GAVEL

93C
At deuce
TIED

95C
OAS charter member
ECUA

96C
Defense secretary __ Carter
ASH

97C
Burlesque stand-up act?
COMEDIAN STRIP (“median strip”)

101C
Puts away too much, briefly
ODS

102C
One of a hand truck’s pair
WHEEL

104C
”Purple Rain” musician
PRINCE

105C
Shelley’s “Ozymandias,” e.gC
SONNET

107C
”For honest men and bonie __”: Burns
LASSES

109C
1983 Mr. T comedy
DC CAB

111C
”This isn’t good!”
OH NO!

112C
Shocks, in a way
TASES

115C
Iroquoian family members
HURONS

117C
Goes like crazy
ZOOMS

121C
Where fowl spies meet?
COVERT COOPS (“covert ops”)

125C
Parka with different sleeve lengths?
COAT ISSUE (“at issue”)

127C
”The Tempest” spirit
ARIEL

128C
Fox football sportscaster Long
HOWIE

129C
”The Mikado” executioner
KO-KO

130C
Couture monthly
ELLE

131C
Classic rock opera
TOMMY

132C
Without stopping
ON END

133C
Break sharply
SNAP

134C
Completely convinced
SOLD