Premier Sunday Crossword January 26, 2025 Answers

1. Flack of song 8. Jean Rhys’ “Wide -- Sea” 16. With 25-Across, does nothing 20. Lovey-dovey 21. Brings to light 22. Make a sock, say 23. Pollen being released around the Alamo? 25. See 16-Across 26. “No ifs, -- or buts!” 27. Tiny peeve 28. Three-time Haitian president 30. Brother of Gretel 33. Mandatory security measures? 37. Casa bricks 39. Relay race handoff 40. Ancient region of Asia Minor 41. Travel behind a large, moving crowd? 45. In a fitting way 48. Ancient 49. Shoe part 50. Goal 53. Debtor’s note 54. Bullfight cry 55. Roman 514 56. Superhero who goes around plugging up wine bottles? 61. “Fast X” actor Gibson 64. Close by 66. Coffee dregs 67. Like a drink that’s agitated as opposed to kept in reserve? 70. Cowboy flick 73. Having been sworn in 74. Twins Ashley and Mary-Kate 78. Actress singing “Anything Goes” with the Tabernacle Choir? 80. Brandy fruit 82. “-- don’t!” 84. She-sheep 85. Forest home 86. “-- Was a Lady” (1933 hit) 88. “Grand” peak 91. Royal spouse who lives outdoors? 96. U. lecturers 99. Egg-shaped 100. Main course 101. Plank of a ship? 104. Heavily involved 106. Really bizarre 107. Frankenfood item, for short 108. Emu relative 111. -- -Rooter 112. Refused to feed any gregarious marine mammals? 119. Theater level 120. “Sharknado” actress 121. Accept the truth of 122. “Give it --” 123. Blends 124. Litters with fallen-out fur

1. Tabula -- 2. Muscat locale 3. Investor receiving a coupon 4. Like classroom chalk 5. Film director Howard 6. “Tsk!” 7. In unison 8. Be fitting for 9. “I’ll take that as --” 10. Hi- -- image 11. Disparity 12. Not interested in a lovey-dovey relationship, for short 13. Fender guitar, in brief 14. Singer Crow 15. Harden to bone 16. Excursion to the slopes 17. Telling sign 18. Mark in “mañana” 19. Noble horse 24. Zilch 29. Soft drink 31. Bright color 32. Chicago-to-Houston dir. 33. Satirist Mort 34. -- -Z (complete) 35. In favor of 36. Complete 37. In motion 38. Singer Parton 39. Stuff injected by a stinger 42. “I appreciate it,” to a texter 43. Poet Heinrich 44. Dine 46. Byron’s title 47. Belly laughs 51. “Othello” foe 52. Looking glass 55. “Heavens!” 56. Sing sweetly 57. “-- girl!” 58. Like much business reply mail 59. Caroling tune 60. Cows chew them 62. Punta del -- 63. Kids’ author Silverstein 65. Part of A.D. 68. Be sure of 69. Nongendered possessive 70. Cried 71. Raison d’-- 72. Olympian with a 16-pound ball 75. Pain-reducing hormones 76. Bête -- (hated thing) 77. Spanish for “seven” 79. Early auto 81. Bit of a circle 85. Deposited 86. Kin of -ette 87. Rocky orbiter 89. Public speaking skill 90. Chris of “The Good Wife” 92. Cock-a- -- (hybrid dog) 93. TV’s Longoria 94. Hide -- hair 95. Big U.K. lexicon 97. Puebla party 98. Piercing cry 101. Big blood line 102. Ring in a tossing game 103. Catcher Yogi 104. Little devil 105. Net tyros 107. Divine beings 109. This, in Baja 110. Vast stretch 113. Actor Kilmer 114. Unit of work 115. Antinarcotics agcy. 116. Takeaway logic game 117. “-- -roh!” (cry from Astro on “The Jetsons") 118. Eleanor Estes’ “Ginger --"