Premier Sunday Crossword August 6, 2023 Answers

1. “Toosie Slide” rapper 6. “Top Chef” host Lakshmi 11. Mardi Gras city, for short 15. Wine vessel 19. French city 20. Web vending 21. With, in Paris 22. Margarine 23. 1996 2Pac album with the hit “California Love” 25. Flo — (“Low” rapper) 26. Saintly ring 27. Mayhem 28. 1986 Beastie Boys album with the hit “Fight for Your Right” 31. Equine beast 34. “Paper Planes” rapper 35. Unit of corn 36. 1988 N.W.A album with the hit “Express Yourself” 47. “— my case” 48. Ed of “Radio” 49. Golfer’s drive 51. Gotten along adequately 53. 50 — (“In da Club” rapper) 54. Reagan-era mil. project 56. Boxing great 57. “Let Me Blow Ya Mind” rapper 58. Solar beams 60. 1992 Dr. Dre album with the hit “Nuthin’ but a ‘G’ Thang” 64. Strengthens 67. How some food is fried 69. Des Moines natives 70. 2020 Juice Wrld album with the hit “Come and Go” 74. Novelist Elizabeth George — 77. Battle-ready 78. — Typhoon Lagoon (water park) 82. 2010 Nicki Minaj album with the hit “Super Bass” 84. Strong — ox 86. Six plus four 87. Half of dos 88. Statute 89. RandB singer Erykah 91. 1980s jeans brand 94. Fee for the use of a pier 98. Wastewater 100. Kin of keno 101. 2000 Eminem album with the hit “Stan” 105. Court divider 106. Charged bit 107. Actor Liotta 108. 1993 Salt-N-Pepa album with the hit “Shoop” 115. Child poet Stepanek 121. Napoleon exile locale 122. “Gold Digger” rapper Kanye 123. 1986 Run-D.M.C. album with the hit “Walk This Way” 126. Bridle strap 127. — part (portray someone) 128. Meat jelly 129. Artist’s stand 130. Russian news agency 131. Pro votes 132. Moisten, as a turkey 133. “Work It” rapper Elliott

1. Colorless 2. Part in a play 3. — lang syne 4. Ship’s spine 5. Irish New Age singer 6. Candy from a dispenser 7. From — Z 8. Pioneer Boone, briefly 9. Actress Rogers of “Bosch” 10. Actor Baldwin 11. Magical land of C.S. Lewis 12. Egg capsule 13. Bury the — (omit the key part of a story) 14. College life 15. Companions 16. Jai — 17. Peddle 18. DJ — Herc (founder of hip-hop in 1973) 24. Online ’zine 29. CPR pros 30. Masking — 32. “Quiet!” 33. Actor Keach 36. Back of a 45 37. Treasure pile 38. Hollywood’s Zellweger 39. Enzyme suffix 40. Skater Midori 41. Mine metals 42. Tea vessel 43. — for tat 44. Suffix with narc- or neur- 45. Extended family, to Hawaiians 46. Actress Gena Lee — 50. Twitches 52. “Troy” actress Diane 54. Hood’s knife 55. Nixing mark 59. Big primate 60. Two- — sloth 61. Taking cover 62. French for “kings” 63. Actor Wilson 65. Strong criticism 66. Feudal toiler 67. “Your wish — command!” 68. LA-to-MI dir. 71. Zilch, in Peru 72. Do a sketch 73. Nutrition std. 74. Tater 75. — noir (wine) 76. Cain’s eldest 79. Les — -Unis 80. Streisand film of 1983 81. — Dogg (“Drop It Like It’s Hot” rapper) 83. Robert of “The Sopranos” 84. Singer Levine 85. — Hill Records (“Rapper’s Delight” label of 1979) 89. “The Fresh Prince of — -Air” 90. Poking tool 92. Suffix with project 93. Ontario’s capital, on scoreboards 95. Nairobi natives 96. “Preach it!” 97. Portal 98. Without, in Paris 99. Greek vowel 102. Noon nap 103. Lilylike garden plants 104. Church song 108. Lil Uzi — (“Futsal Shuffle” rapper) 109. Zeno of — (philosopher) 110. Hitting stats 111. RandB singer Winans 112. Omani, e.g. 113. Tabula — 114. Sharp barks 116. “What —!” (“How precious!”) 117. Spicy cuisine 118. Actress Harper 119. Bits of land in la mer 120. TV’s — May Clampett 124. Create a lap 125. — -T (“O.G. Original Gangster” rapper)