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Across
LA Times UP
| Clues | Answers |
| 1A Cheerful | GLAD |
| 5A Wrigley product | GUM |
| 8A Ocean liner? | COAST |
| 13A Brazilian coins | REALS |
| 18A Govern | RULE |
| 19A Inspired by | A LA |
| 20A Per __ | CAPITA |
| 21A Kaitlin of “High Potential” | OLSON |
| 22A Upside found periodically in a bad situation? | AG LINING (silver lining) |
| 24A On the wrong path | ASTRAY |
| 25A Shelter org. | ASPCA |
| 26A __ turtle | SEA |
| 27A Fills with love | ENAMORS |
| 29A Queen singer played periodically by Rami Malek? | FREDDIE HG (Freddie Mercury) |
| 31A “Come on now!” | PSHAW! |
| 33A In the past | EARLIER |
| 35A Takes a rideshare | UBERS |
| 36A MLB stat | RBI |
| 38A Flavor of many a bright green martini | SOUR APPLE |
| 41A Baking ware that’s only used periodically? | MUFFIN SN (muffin tin) |
| 46A Cary Grant film that airs periodically on classic movie channels? | AS AND OLD LACE (“Arsenic and Old Lace”) |
| 51A Due-in hr. | ETA |
| 52A Parroted | ECHOED |
| 54A Swimmer’s wear | CAP |
| 55A Midsize car | SEDAN |
| 56A Word | TERM |
| 58A Clutched | HELD |
| 59A Must pay | OWES TO |
| 62A Pagoda instrument | GONG |
| 63A Fancy tie | ASCOT |
| 65A Tyler of “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” | AISHA |
| 67A Anise aperitif | OUZO |
| 69A Advantage in some situations, or an alternate title for this puzzle | ELEMENT OF SURPRISE |
| 75A Beauty aisle brand | OLAY |
| 76A Dorm digs | SUITE |
| 77A Coins of the realm? | PENCE |
| 80A Basketball stuff | DUNK |
| 83A Civil rights icon Mandela | NELSON |
| 86A Olaf’s creator in “Frozen” | ELSA |
| 89A Udder part | TEAT |
| 90A Physicist Newton | ISAAC |
| 92A __ Quixote | DON |
| 93A Bee keeper | APIARY |
| 95A “Rocky III” actor | MR T |
| 96A Dickens novel that’s only read periodically? | DAVID CU FIELD (“David Copperfield”) |
| 100A Perfect stand-up material performed periodically? | COMEDY AU (comedy gold) |
| 102A Portrayal | DEPICTION |
| 104A “What a treat!” | YAY! |
| 105A “All the Light We Cannot See” novelist Anthony | DOERR |
| 108A Perseveres with | KEEPS AT |
| 111A Warms | HEATS |
| 115A Hairstyling device applied periodically? | CURLING FE (curling iron) |
| 118A Like tiramisu and cannoli | ITALIAN |
| 120A Letter before sigma | RHO |
| 121A Desert near the Sinai Peninsula | NEGEV |
| 122A Victory celebration | PARADE |
| 124A Periodically prone to breaking the speed limit? | PB-FOOTED (lead-footed) |
| 126A Elevator stop, in Paris | ETAGE |
| 127A Fit to be farmed | ARABLE |
| 128A Chart topper | HIT |
| 129A Rae who plays President Barbie in “Barbie” | ISSA |
| 130A Broadway awards | TONYS |
| 131A Bristlelike grippers on gecko feet | SETAE |
| 132A Batteries in some remotes | AAS |
| 133A Soapmaking supplies | LYES |
Down
LA Times Down
| Clues | Answers |
| 1D Clutch | GRASP |
| 2D Olympic sleds | LUGES |
| 3D God of Islam | ALLAH |
| 4D Agnus __ | DEI |
| 5D Choice when the Tide runs out? | GAIN |
| 6D Lower arm bones | ULNAE |
| 7D Pre-eruption lava | MAGMA |
| 8D Conspirator in “Julius Caesar” | CASSIUS |
| 9D Go (for) | OPT |
| 10D Carrier whose primary hub is Charles de Gaulle | AIR FRANCE |
| 11D Headliner | STAR |
| 12D Diggs of “All American” | TAYE |
| 13D Surfaces that hold tracks and ties | ROADBEDS |
| 14D Borden mascot | ELSIE |
| 15D In accordance with | AS PER |
| 16D Scottish waters | LOCHS |
| 17D Hiccup | SNAG |
| 20D Bunch of clowns, maybe | CARLOAD |
| 23D Greenhorn | NEWBIE |
| 28D RN workplaces | ORS |
| 30D Boring | DULL |
| 32D Shelter sound | ARF! |
| 34D Significant stretch | ERA |
| 37D Inseam unit | INCH |
| 39D BlackBerrys, e.g.: Abbr. | PDAS |
| 40D Can opener | POP-TOP |
| 41D Like a movie making fun of its own plot holes | META |
| 42D Great Basin people | UTES |
| 43D Mockery | FARCE |
| 44D __ shed | SHE |
| 45D Sports podcaster Katie | NOLAN |
| 47D The 587-piece Pokémon Eevee, e.g. | LEGO SET |
| 48D Big fuss | ADO |
| 49D “You __ do it!” | CAN |
| 50D Cornwall lang. | ENG |
| 53D Exchange words? | EDIT |
| 57D Fifth-largest Hawaiian island | MOLOKAI |
| 59D “What a treat!” | OH, FUN! |
| 60D “Now, where __?” | WAS I |
| 61D Team’s adjective | OUR |
| 64D Business card no. | TEL |
| 66D Only OK | SO-SO |
| 68D Oomph | ZIP |
| 70D Fellow | MAN |
| 71D Got the measure of | EYED UP |
| 72D The Miners of the NCAA | UTEP |
| 73D Museum piece | RELIC |
| 74D Syndrome in “The Incredibles,” e.g. | ENEMY |
| 78D Model Delevingne | CARA |
| 79D “Not you too!” | ET TU! |
| 80D Pulled off | DID |
| 81D Mex. neighbor | USA |
| 82D Pt. of USNA | NAV |
| 84D Lacking sharp sound quality, briefly | LO-FI |
| 85D Ridicule | SNICKER AT |
| 87D __ Paulo, Brazil | SAO |
| 88D Military force | ARMY |
| 91D Features of PC towers, once | CD DRIVES |
| 93D Rescue dog, e.g. | ADOPTEE |
| 94D “Hard pass” | YEAH, NO |
| 97D Home of the Large Hadron Collider | CERN |
| 98D Summer in la cité | ETE |
| 99D Go unused | LIE IDLE |
| 101D Give some shade? | DYE |
| 103D Intel org. | NSA |
| 105D As a result of | DUE TO |
| 106D Church instrument | ORGAN |
| 107D John Milton’s “Lycidas,” for one | ELEGY |
| 109D Letter before beta | ALPHA |
| 110D Lower leg bone | TIBIA |
| 112D Like many indie films | ARTSY |
| 113D “If __ walls could talk … ” | THESE |
| 114D Bar mixers | SODAS |
| 115D Tech news site | CNET |
| 116D College figs. | GPAS |
| 117D Grub | FARE |
| 119D Times before eves, in classified ads | AFTS |
| 123D Legal org. | ABA |
| 125D Snake __ | OIL |
