LA Times Crossword 16 Jul 20, Thursday
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Some munchies | CHIPS |
6 | Asks to be excused, with “off” | BEGS |
10 | Latin initialism on a cross | IHS |
13 | WWII riveter | ROSIE |
14 | Relating to body structure | ANATOMIC |
16 | A step up from a carport, perhaps | UNHEATED GARAGE (hiding “Edgar”) |
18 | Come to terms | SETTLE |
19 | Electronic dance music genre | TECHNO |
21 | Org. that’s not lax at LAX | TSA |
22 | Interval | LAPSE |
26 | Space | GAP |
27 | German brewing surname | STROH |
30 | Common Korean surname | LEE |
31 | Extremely dry | SERE |
32 | Limitation-of-freedom metaphor | BALL AND CHAIN (hiding “Allan”) |
36 | Doubled, perhaps | GOT A HIT |
39 | Corrida figures | TOREROS |
40 | Ding-a-ling or ding-dong | ONOMATOPOEIA (hiding “Poe”) |
42 | Zilch | NADA |
43 | Greater N.Y. school | LIU |
44 | Orchestra section | BRASS |
48 | Chicago airport code | ORD |
49 | “Golden Boy” playwright | ODETS |
51 | Hotel amenity | SPA |
52 | President of Princeton, then the U.S. | WILSON |
55 | Stride affectedly | SASHAY |
58 | Literary genre often associated with the writer concealed in 16-, 32- and 40-Across | DETECTIVE STORY |
62 | One happy to have no class? | GRADUATE |
63 | Arabian, for one | HORSE |
64 | DE Dec. setting | EST |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Pizza party leftovers | CRUSTS |
2 | “Really” | HONEST |
3 | Eponymous goddess of a 1987 film flop | ISHTAR |
4 | Painter Mondrian | PIET |
5 | Stop from leaking | SEAL |
6 | Sweetie, in recent slang | BAE |
7 | Stop | END |
8 | Joke | GAG |
9 | Hawaii, e.g. | STATE |
10 | Apple desktop | IMAC |
11 | A condition of maximum activity | HIGH GEAR |
12 | Hypothetical account | SCENARIO |
15 | Kate Brown is its gov. | ORE |
17 | Business card no. | TEL |
20 | Bids first | OPENS |
23 | Considered in full | ALL TOLD |
24 | Tiny soup base | PEA |
25 | Mailed, as invites | SENT OUT |
28 | “The Audacity of Hope” author | OBAMA |
29 | “I’m amused” | HA HA |
31 | Gather wool from | SHEAR |
33 | Set ablaze | LIT |
34 | Female ruminant | DOE |
35 | Nursery item | CRIB |
36 | First big song success for The Moody Blues | GO NOW |
37 | Positioned for ambush, as in many Westerns | ON A RIDGE |
38 | Two-year-olds, say | TODDLERS |
41 | Dessert choice | PIE |
45 | Like sailors on leave | ASHORE |
46 | Spread out | SPARSE |
47 | Agree | SAY YES |
49 | At the proper moment | ON CUE |
50 | Montreal-to-Boston dir. | SSE |
53 | RBI or ERA | STAT |
54 | Venerable ref. | OED |
56 | Queens tennis venue honoree | ASHE |
57 | Where to get off | STOP |
59 | Paving stuff | TAR |
60 | “__ nothing new” | IT’S |
61 | Nov. honoree | VET |