2/19/17 Answer LA Times Crossword

2/19/17

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1D
Hopelessly lost
AT SEA

2D
Tatted covering
DOILY

3D
Eve who played the principal in “Grease” films
ARDEN

4D
Exuberant review term
MUST-SEE

5D
Dadaist Jean
ARP

6D
Paris pronoun
TOI

7D
Show for quick feedback
RUN BY

8D
Val d’__: French ski resort
ISERE

9D
Two before Charlie
ALFA

10D
Sneak a look at
PEEK INTO

11D
Former pen pal?
EX-CON

12D
Exercise done from a supine position
SIT-UP

13D
Unusually strange
BIZARRE

14D
Yet
EVEN SO

15D
Powder source
TALC

16D
Köln closing
ENDE

17D
Defense attorney’s challenge
LIAR

19D
Gumshoe
TEC

21D
“¿Cómo __?”
ESTA

24D
Eponymous physicist
FERMI

28D
Potluck fare
DIPS

31D
What “p” may stand for
PENCE

32D
Completely make over
REVAMP

36D
“TMI!”
EEW!

38D
Hatched backup
PLAN B

39D
Jag
SPREE

40D
Comes together
GELS

41D
Cyan relative
AQUA

42D
Tolled
RUNG

43D
Took in
DIGESTED

44D
“The Kite Runner” boy
AMIR

45D
Unleavened Indian flatbread
ROTI

46D
Hindu mystic
YOGI

47D
Place of control
HELM

48D
Jon Arbuckle’s dog
ODIE

50D
__ City: Baghdad suburb
SADR

54D
Tangy treat
LEMON PIE

57D
Pirate shipmate of Starkey
SMEE

59D
__-Cat
SNO

60D
Sushi offering
TUNA

62D
At that point
THEN

64D
“All My __ Live in Texas”: George Strait hit
EX’S

65D
Support pro
TECH

67D
Blunder
ERR

70D
Waterskiing hurdle
WAKE

71D
Hipbone-related
ILIAC

72D
Closers often open it
NINTH

73D
Post-WWII commerce agreement
GATT

74D
“… __ o’ kindness … “: Burns
A CUP

75D
Only
MERE

76D
Exude
OOZE

77D
Each
A POP

78D
Like some love affairs
TORRID

80D
DEA agent
NARC

81D
Attends
IS AT

82D
Law office abbreviations
ESQS

85D
Supermodel Campbell
NAOMI

89D
Empty storefront sign
FOR LEASE

90D
Secret agent
SPY

94D
“Are You Lonesome Tonight?” singer
PRESLEY

95D
Blue-pencil
EDIT

96D
“Vive __!”
LE ROI

97D
Generic trendsetters
JONESES

99D
“Oh, shucks”
AW, DARN

103D
Super Bowl XXXIV champions
RAMS

104D
Hang
DRAPE

105D
Incandescent bulb gas
ARGON

107D
Young partner
ERNST

108D
“Be __ … ”
A DEAR

109D
Haggard of country
MERLE

110D
Didn’t procrastinate
ACTED

111D
Chorused “Who’s there?” response
IT’S US

112D
1958 winner of nine Oscars
GIGI

113D
Polish-German border river
ODER

114D
Fallon’s predecessor
LENO

115D
Kingpin
CZAR

117D
Bush in Florida
JEB

120D
Curling surface
ICE

121D
Second Amendment org.
NRA

1A
Mouth Healthy org.
ADA

4A
Lineal beginner
MATRI-

9A
Gibbons, e.g.
APES

13A
__ palm
BETEL

18A
Long and drawn-out, say
TORTUROUS

20A
Meredith Grey’s half sister on “Grey’s Anatomy”
LEXIE

22A
14th-century Russian ruler
IVAN I

23A
Some pool English?
SIDESPIN EFFECTS (“Spin” in “side effects”)

25A
“Save Me the Waltz” writer Fitzgerald
ZELDA

26A
Vote in
ELECT

27A
Ballet phenom?
BREAKOUT DANCER (“Out” in “break-dancer”)

29A
“The Fountainhead” author Rand
AYN

30A
More agile
SPRYER

33A
Two by two
IN PAIRS

34A
Shoebox letters
EEE

35A
Chess pieces
MEN

37A
Holds (up)
PROPS

40A
Regular stockings, as opposed to fishnets?
GARDEN-VARIETY HOSE (“Variety” in “garden hose”)

49A
Old DJs’ assortment
LPS

51A
Same, for starters
EQUI-

52A
Military wear, for short
CAMO

53A
Courted
WOOED

54A
Logan of “60 Minutes”
LARA

55A
One in a rib cage
LUNG

56A
Sends out
EMITS

58A
Shone
GLISTENED

61A
“Fuller House” actor
SAGET

63A
8 or 9, e.g.?
PRIME-TIME NUMBER (“Time” in “prime number”)

66A
Word for a lady
SHE

68A
PC file extension
EXE

69A
“Wish Tree” artist
ONO

70A
Snowfall during the Olympics?
WINTER GAMES COAT (“Games” in “winter coat”)

79A
“It’s the Hard-Knock Life” soloist
ANNIE

83A
Vulcans, for one
ALIEN RACE

84A
Biker’s invite
HOP ON

86A
Skip it
PASS

87A
Gentle
KIND

88A
Territories of a sort
TURFS

91A
Writer __ Neale Hurston
ZORA

92A
Samarra’s land
IRAQ

93A
Use (up)
EAT

94A
Doghouses and scratching posts?
PET PEOPLE PROJECTS (“People” in “pet projects”)

98A
White choice, familiarly
CHARD

100A
Deli option
RYE

101A
Texting qualifier
IMO

102A
Nickname in satirical music
WEIRD AL

106A
Transferred to computer memory
READ IN

109A
__ tai
MAI

112A
Goal for a teacher’s pet?
GOLD STAR RECORD (“Star” in “gold record”)

116A
DVD player option
EJECT

118A
Paragon
IDEAL

119A
Subscription deal promos … and a hint to this puzzle’s seven other longest answers
MAGAZINE INSERTS

122A
Punk, e.g.
GENRE

123A
Bologna bride
SPOSA

124A
Cry from Poirot
SACRE BLEU!

125A
Jane Austen specialty
IRONY

126A
Cabinet dept. with an atom on its seal
ENER

127A
Cabinet dept. first led by Hamilton
TREAS

128A
Op-__
EDS

	Clue
1D	Hopelessly lost
2D	Tatted covering
3D	Eve who played the principal in “Grease” films
4D	Exuberant review term
5D	Dadaist Jean
6D	Paris pronoun
7D	Show for quick feedback
8D	Val d’__: French ski resort
9D	Two before Charlie
10D	Sneak a look at
11D	Former pen pal?
12D	Exercise done from a supine position
13D	Unusually strange
14D	Yet
15D	Powder source
16D	Köln closing
17D	Defense attorney’s challenge
19D	Gumshoe
21D	“¿Cómo __?”
24D	Eponymous physicist
28D	Potluck fare
31D	What “p” may stand for
32D	Completely make over
36D	“TMI!”
38D	Hatched backup
39D	Jag
40D	Comes together
41D	Cyan relative
42D	Tolled
43D	Took in
44D	“The Kite Runner” boy
45D	Unleavened Indian flatbread
46D	Hindu mystic
47D	Place of control
48D	Jon Arbuckle’s dog
50D	__ City: Baghdad suburb
54D	Tangy treat
57D	Pirate shipmate of Starkey
59D	__-Cat
60D	Sushi offering
62D	At that point
64D	“All My __ Live in Texas”: George Strait hit
65D	Support pro
67D	Blunder
70D	Waterskiing hurdle
71D	Hipbone-related
72D	Closers often open it
73D	Post-WWII commerce agreement
74D	“… __ o’ kindness … “: Burns
75D	Only
76D	Exude
77D	Each
78D	Like some love affairs
80D	DEA agent
81D	Attends
82D	Law office abbreviations
85D	Supermodel Campbell
89D	Empty storefront sign
90D	Secret agent
94D	“Are You Lonesome Tonight?” singer
95D	Blue-pencil
96D	“Vive __!”
97D	Generic trendsetters
99D	“Oh, shucks”
103D	Super Bowl XXXIV champions
104D	Hang
105D	Incandescent bulb gas
107D	Young partner
108D	“Be __ … ”
109D	Haggard of country
110D	Didn’t procrastinate
111D	Chorused “Who’s there?” response
112D	1958 winner of nine Oscars
113D	Polish-German border river
114D	Fallon’s predecessor
115D	Kingpin
117D	Bush in Florida
120D	Curling surface
121D	Second Amendment org.
1A	Mouth Healthy org.
4A	Lineal beginner
9A	Gibbons, e.g.
13A	__ palm
18A	Long and drawn-out, say
20A	Meredith Grey’s half sister on “Grey’s Anatomy”
22A	14th-century Russian ruler
23A	Some pool English?
25A	“Save Me the Waltz” writer Fitzgerald
26A	Vote in
27A	Ballet phenom?
29A	“The Fountainhead” author Rand
30A	More agile
33A	Two by two
34A	Shoebox letters
35A	Chess pieces
37A	Holds (up)
40A	Regular stockings, as opposed to fishnets?
49A	Old DJs’ assortment
51A	Same, for starters
52A	Military wear, for short
53A	Courted
54A	Logan of “60 Minutes”
55A	One in a rib cage
56A	Sends out
58A	Shone
61A	“Fuller House” actor
63A	8 or 9, e.g.?
66A	Word for a lady
68A	PC file extension
69A	“Wish Tree” artist
70A	Snowfall during the Olympics?
79A	“It’s the Hard-Knock Life” soloist
83A	Vulcans, for one
84A	Biker’s invite
86A	Skip it
87A	Gentle
88A	Territories of a sort
91A	Writer __ Neale Hurston
92A	Samarra’s land
93A	Use (up)
94A	Doghouses and scratching posts?
98A	White choice, familiarly
100A	Deli option
101A	Texting qualifier
102A	Nickname in satirical music
106A	Transferred to computer memory
109A	__ tai
112A	Goal for a teacher’s pet?
116A	DVD player option
118A	Paragon
119A	Subscription deal promos … and a hint to this puzzle’s seven other longest answers
122A	Punk, e.g.
123A	Bologna bride
124A	Cry from Poirot
125A	Jane Austen specialty
126A	Cabinet dept. with an atom on its seal
127A	Cabinet dept. first led by Hamilton
128A	Op-__