Premier Sunday Crossword June 26, 2022 Answers

1. Nineveh’s empire 8. Its capital is Kampala 14. 12-step affiliate group 20. New Guinea natives 21. Renovates 22. Ketchup ingredient 23. It’s used for outlining designs in embroidery 25. Internet newsgroup troublemaker 26. Alloy that’s mostly tin 27. 1990s Toyota model 28. Grills in stoves 30. Take a stroll 32. Cheerful disposition 34. Carrying of a boat 38. View anew 39. Nonsense song syllable 40. American bird with all-white plumage 42. “So there!” 44. Feels unwell 48. Lawyers: Abbr. 49. Dental floss coating 50. Difficult matter to deal with 54. Saw or sickle 55. Implore 56. Olympic skater Midori 57. Enumerating 58. Oman locale 60. One trapping 62. Shrink back 63. They may have jingles 66. Passionate love affair 69. Hairstyling goop 70. “C’mon, help me out” 72. “Finally finished!” 73. St. Louis’ — Bridge 75. Artifacts of Angola, e.g. 77. Ares or Eros 78. Greyhound vehicle 79. Misfortunes 83. The U.S. State Department, informally 85. Sultry 86. Pilfer 87. Casual tops 88. Fancy playing marble 89. Even break 91. “... — do say so myself” 93. “In all probability ...” 96. Warned 97. Bird that flies near the ocean’s surface 102. Utter failure 103. Military base 104. “The best is — come” 106. Ancient rival of Athens 111. Became inseparable 112. Apt question for this puzzle 115. Northern Spanish city 116. Actress de Ravin of “Roswell” and “Lost” 117. Pain greatly 118. Person ripping things 119. Key in anew 120. Dwellers around Peru’s peaks

1. Per unit 2. Rescue 3. Spurt out 4. Circular tent 5. Speeding cars’ ovals 6. Boiling mad 7. Equine beast 8. Celestial bear 9. Gears up 10. Farewells 11. Zero 12. Yuletide mo. 13. “Harold and Maude” director Hal 14. When it’s 1600 hours 15. “Blaze” actress Davidovich 16. “Scenes From —” (Bette Midler film) 17. “And Bingo was his —” 18. New Mexico county 19. From Oslo’s country, to its natives 24. Toll rd. 29. “Number 10” painter Mark 31. Stockings, say 33. Classic soda 34. Jr.-year exam 35. Savvy about 36. — -Rooter 37. Tharp of choreography 38. Dinosaur in “Toy Story” 41. Dusting cloth 43. Capital of Ghana 44. Fizzy wine, in brief 45. Walt Whitman’s “— the Body Electric” 46. Fencer’s attack 47. Jason of “Bad Teacher” 50. Celebrity status 51. Doughnut or bagel’s shape 52. New Mexican succulents 53. Common way to mark losses 55. Place to dissect a frog 56. Blue shade 59. Actor Keach of “Mike Hammer” 60. Caesar of old comedy 61. CPR pro 63. Toward a ship’s stern 64. Crusoe creator Daniel 65. Platoon VIP 67. Rodeo lasso 68. Idling position 71. Oinkers 74. Indian lute 76. Gratuity-prohibiting policy 78. Young guy, in hip-hop 80. Pre-Easter time 81. Shoe securer 82. Yukon vehicle 84. Tease in fun 85. Head cover 86. Mark of TV’s “Supernatural” 89. Certain penpoint feature 90. Seal, as a house-buying deal 91. Hinder 92. Novelist Dostoyevsky 94. Deadpan humor 95. “The Office” character Pam 97. Wood shoe 98. Treasure pile 99. “— vincit amor” 100. Winona of “Black Swan” 101. Once-popular anesthetic 102. Rival 105. You, of yore 107. “Stop staring —!” 108. Ostrich kin 109. Ky. neighbor 110. Part of B.A. 113. Kipling’s “Follow Me —” 114. Org. founded by Billie Jean King