Premier Sunday Crossword September 4, 2022 Answers

1. Abolished 10. Helical shape 16. — Tzu (toy dog) 20. “General Hospital,” for one 21. Pre-euro Spanish currency 22. Joking Jay 23. Marcels hit sung by members of an old German kingdom? 25. “Frozen” heroine 26. NBC hit since ’75 27. — Vegas Raiders 28. Gallery stuff 29. Further down 31. Bing Crosby hit sung by a skeleton? 37. “One L” novelist Scott 40. Munch on 41. Lift up 42. Enzyme suffix 43. And the like: Abbr. 44. Sharif of film 46. R.E.M. frontman Michael 48. — Martin (British auto) 50. Prince hit sung by kings and queens? 53. Many TikTok users 54. Rotation stat 55. Cash cache, for short 56. Spanish article 57. Mother bird 58. Garlicky sauce 60. Cafe offerings 63. “— careful out there” 66. Ancient Roman poet 70. Beatles hit sung by small finches? 74. Cuts short 75. Puts a question to 76. Artifact 77. Hunger may cause them 78. Syrup base 80. Penpoint 81. Penpoint, e.g. 83. Before, to Byron 84. Oasis animal 87. Rolling Stones hit sung by coffee lovers? 93. Novelist Mario Vargas — 94. Everything considered 95. Bazillions 96. — accompli 97. Mo. #4 98. Scornful look 100. Old JFK flier 101. Podiatric problems 102. John Cougar Mellencamp hit sung by electric eels? 108. Old Turkish bigwigs 109. “Where — begin?” 110. Sewer rodent 111. Overwhelm 114. Luxury Swiss watch brand 115. Alannah Myles hit sung by roofers? 122. Move, in Realtor-speak 123. From above, as a photo 124. Most upbeat 125. Eye affliction 126. In an amiable way 127. Chose by ballot

1. Viper types 2. Brought into the world 3. Cuban leader Castro 4. CIA missions, e.g. 5. Drive at 10 mph, say 6. Concerning bees 7. Toy with 8. Suffix with south 9. Light pat 10. Brief burst 11. Former NFL quarterback Rodney 12. Suffix with 104-Down 13. Rock’s — Speedwagon 14. — -Z (total) 15. “Trading Places” director John 16. Icy precipitation 17. Beneficial companion, as a spouse 18. Ripe for the market 19. Turns laryngitic 24. Café au — 30. Lordly home 31. Weapon swung by a gaucho 32. Be dressed in 33. Lyre’s cousin 34. — Pet (1980s fad) 35. Pueblo people 36. Nothing, in France 37. Stone patio 38. Like a perfect world 39. “Perry Mason” star Burr 44. Decide (to) 45. “The — Curse” (1944 horror film) 46. Related to sight, touch, etc. 47. — la la 49. Mexican wife 51. Forest abode 52. Quiet period 57. Stitched edge 59. Scottish girls 61. “Eww, a mouse!” 62. Gore and Roker 63. Fast internet svc. 64. Yes, in Dijon 65. Second flagship U.K. TV network 67. It may be balsamic 68. Implant firmly 69. Arid areas 71. Shrill bark 72. “Dragnet” star Jack 73. Galaxy and iPhone buys 79. Nome’s home 80. Ducks’ and Devils’ org. 82. Motel relative 84. People in an embrace, e.g. 85. Language’s letters 86. In a sullen way 87. Appearance 88. Blood type, informally 89. Nitpick 90. Overhasty 91. Painter Dix 92. ETs’ ships 99. Altima maker 100. Brand of power tools 101. “Glory of Love” singer Peter 103. Sevigny of “Big Love” 104. Perfect 105. In a majestic manner 106. Nerd on “Family Matters” 107. Preserved 111. 2004 Chevy debut 112. Part of NNW 113. Suffix with major 116. Maui garland 117. Bit of a circle 118. Connect (to) 119. German cry 120. — Guevara 121. Actress Tyler