Premier Sunday Crossword February 13, 2022 Answers

1. Pet doc 4. “Come again?” 8. Treats maliciously 14. Tennis player Borg 19. Narcissist’s problem 21. Actress Andress 22. Ate, as prey 23. Football Hall of Famer Bronko 24. Arrive on wheels 25. Frankie or Cleo of song 26. Start of a riddle 29. Noise in a comic book gunfight 30. Exotica singer Sumac 31. “The Human Stain” novelist Philip 32. Cure-all 37. Race of people in an H.G. Wells novella 39. Some sorority letters 40. Donations to the destitute 44. Riddle, part 2 48. Like much greasy food 49. See 83-Across 50. Corp. leader 51. Skip over, as a vowel 52. World War II film, when tripled 53. Charged bit 55. Place — (be active on eBay, say) 57. Cheap cigar 58. Riddle, part 3 63. Simile middle 66. Chaney of film 67. Song-belting Merman 68. On a pension, maybe: Abbr. 69. Military draft gp. 70. Riddle, part 4 75. ZZ Top album whose name is Spanish for “The Crazy One” 76. Hamm and Farrow 77. Neither’s partner 78. Tingly feeling 82. Totally tired 83. With 49-Across, touter of green eggs and ham 84. “Yes” vote 86. Early arcade giant 87. End of the riddle 93. — -Flush (bathroom brand) 94. Architect I.M. — 95. Made angry 96. Florida fruits 97. RandB great Marvin 99. Not at all new 100. Golf club 102. Riddle’s answer 111. Stalin-era labor camp 112. Polecat’s kin 113. Urge against 114. Muscat native 115. Do over 116. Office squawker 117. Fender dings 118. Mimics a mad mutt 119. Helper of Frankenstein 120. Inventor Whitney

1. “—, vidi, vici” 2. “The Keep” novelist Jennifer 3. Forum wear 4. Angel’s instrument 5. Drunk 6. Writer Gogol 7. Third-largest city in Israel 8. Ride a wave 9. Eighth-brightest star in the sky 10. Like a hajji’s religion 11. Second-largest city in Oklahoma 12. Charles Lamb’s alias 13. Bay Area California city 14. Equivalent of A sharp 15. Lee Tracy’s “Bombshell” co-star 16. Like praiseful poetry 17. Gossipy Barrett 18. Bakersfield-to-Boise dir. 20. Letters before 39-Across 27. Swiss watch brand 28. Clueless 32. Fizzle sound 33. Sleek, informally 34. Hair removal brand 35. Top squad 36. Mooer’s mouthful 38. On the — (fleeing) 39. “— say more?” 41. Actresses Vivien and Janet 42. In — res (mid-plot) 43. Clay pigeons to be shot, informally 45. Three x three 46. Frozen spear 47. Eats away at 53. “Were — it all over again ...” 54. “It can’t be!” 55. One of the Three Musketeers 56. Nickname for singer Justin, with “the” 57. Derisive smile 59. One of the three Furies 60. RandR alone 61. “— boy!” 62. Pisa’s river 63. Nuclear trials, for short 64. Class of antimicrobial drugs, in the British spelling 65. Actress Sorkin who once hosted “America’s Funniest People” 71. Like animals that don’t roam 72. So-called “fifth taste” 73. Apartment near the super’s, perhaps 74. Mesh well 79. Piquancy 80. Ontario tribe 81. Cat’s warning 83. Pittsburgh footballers 84. “Chances —” 85. “Catch my drift, bro?” 86. Pie-mode link 88. 1974 CIA parody film 89. More lacteal 90. Not cardinal, as a number 91. Plundering 92. Writer Sábato 98. Patronage 99. “— Loompa” 101. Half-diameters 102. Journalist Brit 103. Zing 104. Lucy Liu’s “Kill Bill” role 105. Insect traps 106. Exploiter 107. Mongrel mutt 108. Frilly material 110. Moore of “G.I. Jane” 111. Shrine figure