LA Times Crossword answers Sunday 2 July 2017

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Complete List of Clues/Answers

Across

1 Back biter? MOLAR

6 They're rarely good dance partners: OAFS

10 Worry word: ALAS

14 Nut under a tree: ACOIN

19 Sherlock's adversary Adler: IRENE

20 Zero-star meal: SLOP

21 Hard finish? WARE

22 Big fight: MELEE

23 Words on the street? SLANG

24 Big Island port: HILO

25 Spanish pronoun: ESTA

26 Window treatment: BLIND

27 Cargo unit: TON

28 Lennon classic covered by Pentatonix: IMAGINE

31 Like some riots: HILARIOUS

33 Absurd: INSANE

35 Aborted operation: NOGO

36 Something to learn: LESSON

37 Willamette University home: SALEM

39 "Enigma Variations" composer: ELGAR

41 Scary biter: TSETSE

45 Coral Sea sight: ATOLL

48 More hard-up: NEEDIER

50 Square dance milieu: HOEDOWN

52 NBC weekend staple: SNL

53 Ancient German: TEUTON

55 Fuming: IRED

56 Polishes, as prose: EMENDS

58 Support source: TECH

60 Job listing ltrs.: EEO

61 Bacon and eggs, say: FOODS

62 Puts in order: NEATENS

64 Police protector: VEST

66 Woodworking supply: STAIN

68 Workable wood: ASH

69 Firmly affixed: NAILED

71 State with confidence: ASSERT

73 Span. title: SIA

76 Hastings hearth: INGLE

77 Deserve: EAIN

79 Tells: RELATES

81 Hostile force: ENEMY

84 Cartesian conclusion: IAM

86 Volvo competitor: SAAB

88 Freshen: AIROUT

89 Sitarist Shankar: RAVI

90 Like hiss or boom: ECHOIC

92 Snappy dresser: FOP

94 Scandinavian capital: KRONE

95 Fictional wolf's disguise: GRANDMA

97 Employ to excess: OVERUSE

99 Fisherman with pots: EELER

100 Algonquian chief: SACHEM

101 Govt. issue: TNOTE

102 Arabian peninsula capital: SANAA

104 Infatuate: ENAMOR

106 Intestine sections: ILEA

108 Plumed birds: EGRETS

112 Dr. Brown's classic: CREAMSODA

115 Ivy in Ithaca: CORNELL

117 Seek office: RUN

118 Baby bug: LARVA

119 Wedding reception eye-catcher: CAKE

121 Worked up: AGOG

122 Spender of rials: OMANI

124 French 101 infinitive: AIMER

125 "Power Hits" series record label: KTEL

126 Went off the deep end: DOVE

127 Picked a ticket, perhaps: VOTED

128 Board: PLANK

129 Lowly worker: SERF

130 Christmas symbol: STAR

131 Lyrical poetic form: EPODE

Down

1 Peruvian volcano El __: MISTI

2 Wrinkle-resistant fiber: OILON

4 "Barbara __": Beach Boys hit: ANN

5 British actor who played Algy Longworth in 1930s Bulldog Drummond movies: REGINALDDENNY

6 DOL watchdog: OSHA

7 Garage job: ALIGNMENT

8 Book sheet: FOLIO

9 Freeloaded: SPONGED

10 Stupefied state: AWE

11 Western actor who taught Harrison Ford how to use a bullwhip: LASHLARUE

12 More pretentious: ARTIER

13 Waterproofs, perhaps: SEALS

14 Cynical Bierce who defined “sweater” as “Garment worn by child when its mother is feeling chilly”: AMBROSE

15 "Titanic" theme vocalist: CELINEDION

16 Broad assortment: OLIO

17 Bausch + Lomb brand: IENU

18 Rorem and Beatty: NEDS

29 Qantas hub letters: MEL

30 Tertiary Period stones: EOLITHS

32 __ Martin: Bond's car: ASTON

34 Like italics: ASLANT

38 Middle of dinner? ENS

40 Turn right: GEE

42 Capa attacker: TORO

43 Scand. land: SWED

44 Circle's lack: ENDS

45 Gemini rocket stage: AGENA

46 Some library volumes: TOMES

47 Caribbean sorcery: OBEAH

49 Sorbonne student: ELEVE

50 Nocturnal tree dweller: HOOTER

54 Trueheart of the comics: TESS

57 Problem with a line: SNAG

59 Turn over: CEDE

61 Was perfectly tailored: FITLIKEAGLOVE

63 Glass component: SILICA

65 Ancient home of Irish kings: TAIA

67 Academic specialty: AIEA

70 Sister of Rachel: LEAH

72 A lot more than a little mistake: SNAFU

73 It may have a swivel top: STOOL

74 Get together with old classmates, say: IEUNE

75 China __: showy bloom: ASTER

76 Memorable line from Berlin's "Cheek to Cheek": IMINHEAVEN

78 Religious recluse: ASCETIC

80 Unpaid bill: ARREAR

81 Energy bits: ERGS

82 Ancient Japanese capital: NAIA

83 Brush fire op: EVAC

85 Third James Bond novel: MOONRAKER

87 Samba relative: BOSSANOVA

90 Filmdom's Thompson and Watson: EMMAS

91 1961 Literature Nobelist Andric: IVO

93 Plant studied by Mendel: PEA

96 Hamlet's homeland: DENMARK

98 Puts in another roll of film: RELOADS

101 Up till now: TODATE

103 First word in Dante's "Inferno": NEL

105 Taunts: MOCKS

107 Grain bane: ERGOT

109 Sister of Calliope: ERATO

110 Not sharp or flat: TUNED

111 Rather nasty: SNIDE

112 Storm harbinger: CLAP

113 Marsh bird: IAIL

114 Name on the column "At Wit's End": ERMA

116 Hungarian city known for red wine: EGER

120 Seasonal worker? ELF

123 Swiffer WetJet, e.g.: MOP

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