Today’s crossword solution for the LA Times Crossword 28 Jan 19, Monday. The LA Times Crosswords are very hard some times, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Take it easy | LAZE |
| 5 | Cabo’s peninsula | BAJA |
| 9 | Sheepish smile | GRIN |
| 13 | Cabinet dept. with an oil derrick on its seal | ENER |
| 14 | Immortal racehorse Man __ | O’ WAR |
| 15 | What kneaded dough should do | RISE |
| 16 | “360°” CNN anchor | ANDERSON COOPER |
| 19 | Bud | BRO |
| 20 | “How disgusting!” | ICK! |
| 21 | Gave medicine to | DOSED |
| 22 | “Uncle Vanya” playwright | ANTON CHEKHOV |
| 27 | Yoga posture | ASANA |
| 28 | Krypton or xenon | RARE GAS |
| 32 | Semester | TERM |
| 34 | Pea surrounder | POD |
| 35 | One of 268,581 in Tex. | SQ MI |
| 36 | You, to Yves | TOI |
| 38 | Hipster, and based on their initials, what each of 16-, 22-, 52- and 61-Across is? | COOL CAT |
| 41 | Blender setting | MIX |
| 42 | Hubbubs | ADOS |
| 44 | Like Letterman’s humor | WRY |
| 45 | “See ya later” | TA-TA |
| 47 | Dugout seats | BENCHES |
| 49 | Put together, as equipment | RIG UP |
| 52 | “Appalachian Spring” composer | AARON COPLAND |
| 56 | Lustrous bit of wisdom | PEARL |
| 59 | Tokyo’s former name | EDO |
| 60 | When repeated, a Gabor | ZSA |
| 61 | 19th-century steel industry philanthropist who built an eponymous concert hall | ANDREW CARNEGIE |
| 66 | Nod off | DOZE |
| 67 | Prefix with correct | AUTO- |
| 68 | Dunham of “Girls” | LENA |
| 69 | Snow transport | SLED |
| 70 | H.S. math subject | GEOM |
| 71 | Clog fillers | FEET |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Becomes aware of | LEARNS |
| 2 | Explanatory comment written in the margin, say | ANNOTATION |
| 3 | British alphabet ender | ZED |
| 4 | Bard’s “before” | ERE |
| 5 | Title cop played by Titus Welliver | BOSCH |
| 6 | Came to | AWOKE |
| 7 | First mo. | JAN |
| 8 | Rainbow shape | ARC |
| 9 | Slots cut with a chisel | GROOVES |
| 10 | Fabric flaws | RIPS |
| 11 | “Got it” | I SEE |
| 12 | Bookish type | NERD |
| 17 | Rock’s Ocasek | RIC |
| 18 | Dumpster emanation | ODOR |
| 19 | Sheep bleat | BAA |
| 23 | Half and half | ONE |
| 24 | Agent on a bust | NARC |
| 25 | McDonald’s founder Ray | KROC |
| 26 | Dove into vigorously, as work | HAD AT |
| 29 | Stylish men’s monthly | GQ MAGAZINE |
| 30 | Parisian pal | AMI |
| 31 | Common dinner hour | SIX |
| 33 | Grass cutter | MOWER |
| 34 | Two-__ tissue | PLY |
| 36 | Restaurant bill | TAB |
| 37 | Poem of praise | ODE |
| 39 | Approximately | OR SO |
| 40 | Baseball rain delay cover | TARP |
| 43 | Like Capone’s face | SCARRED |
| 46 | Up to, informally | ‘TIL |
| 48 | Partner of hearty | HALE |
| 50 | Vote out of office | UNSEAT |
| 51 | Kiss in a busy store, for short | PDA |
| 53 | “Sweet!” | NEATO! |
| 54 | PC drive insert | CD-ROM |
| 55 | Buff suffix | -OON |
| 56 | Footballer’s shoulder protection | PADS |
| 57 | Hydroxyl compound | ENOL |
| 58 | Axe relative | ADZE |
| 62 | Happy tail movement | WAG |
| 63 | Billiards stick | CUE |
| 64 | Legendary seasonal helper | ELF |
| 65 | “Golly!” | GEE! |
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