12/4/16 Answer LA Times Crossword

12/4/16

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1D
“Power Lunch” airer
CNBC

2D
Kinks title woman with “a dark brown voice”
LOLA

3D
Like
AS IF

4D
Patsy
SAP

5D
Kiss like a dog, perhaps
SLOBBER

6D
Happen to
BEFALL

7D
Actress Lindsay
LOHAN

8D
Neruda’s “__ to Wine”
ODE

9D
’80s missile prog.
SDI

10D
Lines of squad cars, maybe
ESCORTS

11D
Simply not done
TABOO

12D
Lute family member
UKE

13D
Evoke screams from
TERRIFY

14D
Pressing
URGENT

15D
Patrick on a track
DANICA

16D
Introducer of the first side-by-side refrigerator
AMANA

17D
Dr.’s orders
R AND R

18D
“God helps __ … ”
THOSE

21D
__ Park: Edison lab site
MENLO

24D
’60s-’70s crime drama
THE FBI

30D
Dugout VIP
MGR

32D
Carpentry pin
DOWEL

33D
Warm Argentina month
ENERO

34D
“My Eyes Adored You” singer
VALLI

35D
Place for a shoe
HOOF

36D
Like many cks.
ENCL

37D
Pro __
RATA

38D
Site of the “Shall We Dance?” dance
SIAM

43D
Butcher’s waste
OFFAL

44D
Marx Brothers staple
ANTIC

45D
Ford muscle car, to devotees
‘STANG

46D
West of Atlanta
KANYE

47D
“If you __ … ”
ASK ME

49D
Floral neckwear
LEI

50D
Like saltimbocca, flavorwise
SAGY

51D
GOP org.
RNC

52D
Rub the wrong way?
ABRADE

53D
Deliberate
SLOW

55D
Carefree
BLITHE

57D
Drum played with a fife
TABOR

58D
Promise
OATH

60D
Yale School of Management degs.
MBAS

63D
Brew hue
AMBER

64D
City in northern France
LILLE

65D
Pelvic bone
ILIUM

66D
Cowboys’ home, familiarly
BIG D

68D
Foppish accessory
ASCOT

69D
Data transfer unit
BAUD

70D
To this point
AS YET

73D
“__ so you!”
IT’S

76D
Six-pack you can’t drink
ABS

78D
Tablet download
E-BOOK

79D
“If only”
I WISH

80D
Central idea
THEME

82D
Informal pricing words
A POP

83D
They may be choked back
SOBS

84D
Word on a fast food sign
THRU

85D
Waves-against-dock sound
SLAP

89D
Bunting relative
TOWHEE

92D
London taxi
HACKNEY

93D
As you like it
TO TASTE

94D
New England tourist mecca
CAPE COD

95D
Grape-Nuts creator
CW POST

96D
Lawyer’s org.
ABA

97D
Marks for a 124-Across
CARETS

98D
Journalist Roberts
COKIE

100D
What some spits do
ROTATE

101D
Bone marrow lymphocyte
B CELL

102D
Polynesian porch
LANAI

103D
“Entertaining Mr. Sloane” playwright
ORTON

104D
Negotiations
TALKS

105D
Fifth cen. pope called “The Great”
ST LEO

109D
Paving stone
SETT

110D
Palm Pre predecessor
TREO

111D
Password creator
USER

114D
Pinup’s leg
GAM

115D
Stats in NBA bios
HTS

116D
Sandwich that hints at this puzzle’s theme
BLT

117D
Yokohama yes
HAI

1A
Like some felonies
CLASS B

7A
Get whipped
LOSE

11A
“The Nutcracker” garb
TUTU

15A
Missile with a flight
DART

19A
Rep’s bad news
NO SALE

20A
Vegas bigwig
ODDSMAKER

22A
Asian nurse
AMAH

23A
Warning technologically unavailable in Titanic times?
BLIP OF THE ICEBERG (“tip of the iceberg”)

25A
Second start
NANO-

26A
Half-__: coffee order
CAF

27A
Island band The __ Men
BAHA

28A
Plastic __ Band
ONO

29A
Helps keep track
REMINDS

31A
Passionate maintenance of one’s Cuisinart?
BLENDER LOVING CARE (“tender loving care”)

35A
“This fortress built by Nature for __”: Shakespeare
HERSELF

39A
Suspicious of
ONTO

40A
It merged with SAG in 2012
AFTRA

41A
Kind of TV personality
ON-AIR

42A
Pitney’s partner
BOWES

44A
Prince __ Khan
ALY

45A
Prince Buster music genre
SKA

48A
Tetra- doubled
OCTA-

49A
One who doesn’t get out
LIFER

50A
At age 88, Betty White was its oldest host, briefly
SNL

51A
Jah worshipers
RASTAS

54A
Fired by a waiter?
FLAMBE

56A
Forgetting how to stay up?
FLOTATION BLANK (“flotation tank”)

59A
University of San Marcos city
LIMA

61A
Form 1040 fig.
AGI

62A
NASA, for one
ACRONYM

63A
Out at the station
ALIBI

67A
Feline snitch?
BLABBY CAT (“tabby cat”)

71A
“Shucks”
AW GEE

72A
Second Amendment word
MILITIA

74A
__ Tomé
SAO

75A
Migratory herring
SHAD

77A
Junkyard guards?
BLIGHT SECURITY (“tight security”)

81A
Rhinos and hippos
BEASTS

86A
Ducks
ELUDES

87A
Hunk’s pride
BOD

88A
Sharpens
WHETS

90A
Four-time Hugo winner Frederik
POHL

91A
__ sleep
REM

92A
Recently stolen
HOT

93A
Link up with
TIE TO

94A
Hooded snake
COBRA

95A
Butter-yielding bean
CACAO

98A
Micro- ending
COSM

99A
Finishes
WRAPS UP

101A
Haul in à la the Big Bad Wolf, as a wrecked vehicle?
BLOW BACK TO THE SHOP (“tow back to the shop”)

106A
Leeds lot
CAR PARK

107A
Letters in an arrest records database
AKA

108A
En __: in the lead, in French
TETE

109A
Early Beatle Sutcliffe
STU

112A
Within: Pref.
ENTO-

113A
Where a chant of “Well done, blokes!” might start?
ENGLISH BLEACHERS (“English teachers”)

118A
China neighbor
LAOS

119A
Kitchen whistler
TEAKETTLE

120A
Just as planned
TO A TEE

121A
Specks on a screen
LINT

122A
Schumann quartet: Abbr.
SYMS

123A
This, in Toledo
ESTO

124A
Text __
EDITOR