12/18/16 Answer LA Times Crossword

12/18/16

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1D
Like architectural drawings
IN SCALE

2D
*Lots opposite
NOT A BIT

3D
Big name in civil rights
CORETTA

4D
Burden
ONUS

5D
*Be blessed by Lady Luck
GET A BREAK

6D
Like the flight of a boomerang
ARCED

7D
“Very funny”
HA-HA

8D
Muckrakers’ subjects
SCANDALS

9D
Thumbs-ups
OKS

10D
“All that is or ever was or ever will be”: Sagan
COSMOS

11D
Result of a leadoff single
ONE ON

12D
Order
BOSS

13D
*Traveled to Europe, say
WENT ABROAD

14D
Former TWA owner
ICAHN

15D
Get fewer votes than
LOSE TO

16D
Red choice
CLARET

17D
Edmonton skaters
OILERS

20D
Rock formations that often meet in dark places, as illustrated here
STALACTIT(E)TIMGALATS

25D
TV classic “__ Three Lives”
I LED

28D
Court matter
RES

30D
Little pigs, e.g.
TRIO

34D
Hurler’s stat
ERA

37D
Future tweeter
EGG

38D
*Annual postseason game played in Arizona
FIESTA BOWL

39D
2016 FedExCup winner McIlroy
RORY

42D
Trials for aspiring D.A.’s
LSATS

43D
*Go all in
BET A BUNDLE

44D
Lemon-lime drink
SPRITE

46D
“The Da Vinci Code” priory
SION

48D
To be safe
IN CASE

49D
“Doesn’t do much for me”
MEH

51D
Chaotic situation
TUMULT

52D
Spanish airline
IBERIA

53D
Vampire’s daybed
CASKET

54D
Alarm sounds
CLANGS

55D
Arnaz-Ball collaboration
DESILU

56D
Fishing nets
SEINES

58D
Sherpa, usually
NEPALI

61D
Indian dignitaries
RAJAHS

69D
Former Uh-Oh! cookies, now called Golden
OREOS

70D
Sigourney’s “Gorillas in the Mist” role
DIAN

73D
*”Sweet Love” R&B singer
ANITA BAKER

75D
Stadium cheer
RAH!

79D
Strong wind: GALE

81D
*Middle Eastern staple
PITA BREAD

85D
Marketing of pieces?
ARMS SALE

86D
Title in a Poitier title
SIR

88D
Tabloid twosome
ITEM

90D
Spleen
IRE

92D
Earn
BRING IN

93D
Hangout for the Dark Knight, and for creatures in the answers to starred clues
BATCAVE

94D
More diaphanous
SHEERER

95D
Comes clean about
ADMITS

96D
Fruit in a Poitier title
RAISIN

97D
Half-baked
INSANE

99D
Condescends
DEIGNS

100D
Per person
EACH

101D
Charlemagne’s domain: Abbr.
HRE

103D
Grammar subject
USAGE

104D
First-class
PRIMO

105D
Places to raise dough
OVENS

108D
Does as humans do?
ERRS

110D
Carbon compound
ENOL

111D
“__ want for Christmas … ”
ALL I

114D
Fall behind
LAG

1A
Disguised, for short
INCOG

6A
“I see”
AHSO

10A
Pipe material
COB

13A
Ham’s response
WILCO

18A
Terrible turnout
NO ONE

19A
Spice holders
RACKS

21A
Yoko from Tokyo
ONO

22A
Often harmful bacteria
E COLI

23A
Auto suspension component
STRUT

24A
Dresses down
CHASTISES

26A
Type of air passage
NASAL

27A
Like “Et tu, Brute?”
CAESAREAN

29A
Close
ALMOST THERE

31A
NYC dance company
ABT

32A
Garden plot
BED

33A
Explorer Ponce __
DE LEON

35A
Demagogue, e.g.
RANTER

36A
Liquid measures
LITERS

38A
Eponymous electrical units
FARADS

39A
Tease
RIB

40A
Decisive parts of some NFL games
OTS

41A
Floor in la maison
ETAGE

42A
Color named for a flower
LILAC

43A
Louts
BOORS

45A
Space fillers?
GASSES

47A
Track official
TIMER

50A
__ nerve
OPTIC

54A
Some audio books
CDS

57A
Korean imports
KIAS

58A
“Baseball is __ percent mental. The other half is physical”: Yogi Berra
NINETY

59A
Caribbean destination
ARUBA

60A
Lascivious look
LEER

62A
’40s Giant manager
OTT

63A
__ Sketch
ETCH A

64A
“Mercury” coins
DIMES

65A
Where Tibet is
ASIA

66A
U.S. global monitor
NSA

67A
Fried rice veggie
PEA

68A
Hunk’s pride
BOD

71A
Young __: political reformer
TURK

72A
Turtle of comics and film
NINJA

74A
Mouthy munchkins
BRATS

76A
The Rams of the Atlantic 10 Conf.
URI

77A
Author Wiesel
ELIE

78A
Gather bit by bit
GLEAN

79A
Lacrosse position
GOALIE

80A
Half-moon tide
NEAP

82A
Skin coloring, briefly?
TAT

83A
Raw fish dish
SUSHI

84A
Capriciously, with “on”
A WHIM

85A
Aphrodite’s love
ADONIS

87A
One way to sit
STILL

89A
Clothing store section
GIRLS

91A
Poitier title role
TIBBS

95A
Shapiro of NPR
ARI

98A
Consumed
ATE

99A
“Oh gee”
DEAR ME

101A
Big name in gaming
HARRAH

102A
Strauss waltz subject
DANUBE

104A
Portraitist Charles and his artist sons
PEALES

105A
Mars or Venus
ORB

106A
Residential ending
ITE

107A
Title awarded only once to a New Englander (Connecticut, 1933)
MISS AMERICA

109A
Last check, maybe
SEVERANCE

112A
“Wicked Game” singer Chris
ISAAK

113A
Shoulder neighbor
RIGHT LANE

115A
Knighted composer
ELGAR

116A
Hint of color
TINGE

117A
DDE’s VP
RMN

118A
122-Across user
SALON

119A
Vibrant
ALIVE

120A
Scornful look
SNEER

121A
Distress letters
SOS

122A
Lock fixers
GELS

123A
Alice’s workplace
DINER