Premier Sunday Crossword December 20, 2020 Answers

1. Motion detector, e.g. 7. Portion out 13. Person sleeping next to you, often 20. Like many nuclei 21. Surprise attacker 22. Nero or Napoleon 23. “Hello, Dolly!” star 25. Capital of the country Georgia 26. Doe’s dear? 27. Alley- — 28. Sousing sort 29. TV’s Cheers, for one 30. Top pilot 31. Ice sheets 33. 1960s-’70s talk show host 37. She played Bree on “Desperate Housewives” 42. Al Bundy portrayer Ed 43. Nebraska city 44. Jekyll’s bad side 45. She played the mother on “Lassie” 49. Football’s Joe 51. Country next to Georgia 53. — a soul 54. “Like — not!” 55. Suffix of beliefs 58. Ending for serpent 59. Microscope component 62. Her first Vogue cover was in 1986 66. Green and Gore 67. — matter of fact 68. Japanese dog 69. Video game pioneer 72. — glance 75. Music genre for brooders 76. Co-author of the 2006 best-seller “Three Cups of Tea” 81. Like low-fat mozzarella 86. Eggs, in labs 87. Pro’s vote 88. Dot in the sea, to Jorge 89. Actor Baldwin 90. Tunneling rodents 93. What to do after hiding, in a kids’ game 95. “M” star 98. Big snakes 101. — Gras 102. Perfectly 103. “Blue Velvet” singer 105. “The Color Purple” novelist 109. In — (irritated) 110. Habited sister 111. Slip- — (some shoes) 112. Links peg 114. Boatload 115. Pod veggies 119. Affluent Rio neighborhood 122. Sitcom associated with nine featured first names in this puzzle 125. Hand-held filming equipment 126. Soviet statesman Gromyko 127. Lost lady in “The Raven” 128. Stinging-tentacle reef dweller 129. “Already?” 130. Got lippy with

1. Pouches 2. Coup d’— 3. Comic Dunn 4. Air pollution 5. Iraq export 6. 32-Down brand since the early 1900s 7. Curtain 8. Actor Holm 9. French wines 10. Linguistic expressions 11. Teeth: Prefix 12. Work unit 13. Process by which an electron is emitted 14. Involve in contention 15. Print resolution abbr. 16. Baseball’s Ott 17. Popular font type 18. Puccini opera 19. Iroquois tribe members 24. Liquor, slangily 29. Elton John’s “— and the Jets” 31. Italian car 32. Soft drink 34. Zen master’s question 35. Suffix with form 36. Tony-winning actress Johns 37. Tennis’ Seles 38. Very valuable violins 39. “Pest” of kiddie lit 40. Beet variety 41. Letter stroke 45. Scoff 46. — kwon do (martial art) 47. Tolkien brute 48. TV “Science Guy” Bill 50. Frontiersman Wild Bill — 52. L-P linkup 56. — Lankan 57. Tumbler’s surface 60. Wildlife-tracking ID 61. Balletic bend 63. Thanksgiving side servings 64. Joking type 65. Water barrier 70. Tot amuser 71. Add up to 72. State as fact 73. City in Ohio 74. Luke and Leia’s father 75. “And on and on”: Abbr. 77. Architect Ludwig Mies van der — 78. Eden dweller 79. Actress Greta 80. Jewish month after Adar 81. Baby food 82. Malted quaff 83. No longer in the mil., e.g. 84. 1973 Jim Croce hit 85. Gourmet mushrooms 91. Class for tots, for short 92. Buckwheat noodle of Japan 94. Fail to put in 96. Caviar source 97. The Doors song with a Calif. city in its title 99. Refrain from imbibing 100. “Holy” council 103. Gives rise to 104. Shiny plastics 105. Jungian inner personality 106. Fictional sleuth Arsène 107. Pointless 108. Prefix meaning “people” 113. Spanish river 115. Bits of wit 116. Baseball’s Slaughter 117. Farmland unit 118. Shanty 120. Pick-up-sticks math game 121. Prefix with car 122. Classroom aides: Abbr. 123. Antique Olds 124. Actress Arthur