LA Times Crossword 28 Mar 21, Sunday
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
---|---|---|
1 | South American capital | LIMA |
5 | Cinnamon roll appeal | AROMA |
10 | Staff lines? | MEMOS |
15 | Sit-up targets | ABS |
18 | Coolers that sound really cool | YETIS |
19 | Disgust | REPEL |
20 | Trump who had a cameo in “The First Wives Club” | IVANA |
21 | Lousy start? | MAL- |
22 | Start of a quip | WHEN SHE LISTENED TO … |
25 | Obamacare, briefly | ACA |
26 | Was a piece of cake | CAME EASY |
27 | Like brackish water | SALINE |
28 | George Orwell’s alma mater | ETON |
29 | Fiery felonies | ARSONS |
30 | Quip, part 2 | … MY RIB-TICKLING … |
33 | Approximately 2,200 pounds | TONNE |
36 | Series of natl. concerts | US TOUR |
37 | Quip, part 3 | … SIDE-SPLITTERS … |
44 | Remuneration reported in SEC Form 10-K, part 3 | CEO PAY |
48 | Excessively expensive | TOO STEEP |
49 | MLB statistic | RBI |
50 | To’s partner | FRO |
52 | “And so on” word | YADA |
53 | Perfect agreement | UNISON |
54 | Author Fleming | IAN |
55 | May, to Peter Parker | AUNT |
57 | Write | PEN |
58 | __ noire | BETE |
59 | Quip, part 4 | … AND MY GUT-BUSTING … |
64 | Cell centers | NUCLEI |
67 | Trivial | PALTRY |
68 | Quip, part 5 | … KNEE-SLAPPERS, SHE … |
74 | Type type | PICA |
78 | Drift (off) | NOD |
79 | Afghanistan’s Tora __ region | BORA |
80 | Thieves’ hideout | DEN |
81 | Knows about | IS IN ON |
83 | Cries of approval | OLES |
85 | Tee options, initially | S-M-L |
86 | Pasta suffix | -INI |
87 | How a college resident advisor lives | RENT FREE |
89 | Site of Kubla Khan’s palace | XANADU |
91 | Quip, part 6 | … STOPPED CRYING … |
93 | Overly vivid | GARISH |
96 | See 14-Down | … PAULO |
97 | Quip, part 7 | … HER EYES OUT AND … |
103 | Shabbily dressed | IN RAGS |
108 | D.C.’s Pennsylvania and Wisconsin | AVES |
109 | Rose hip infusion, e.g. | TISANE |
110 | Landlocked Asian country | MONGOLIA |
112 | FB upload | PIC |
113 | End of the quip | … LAUGHED HER HEAD OFF |
116 | Class-conscious gp.? | PTA |
117 | Jeff of ELO | LYNNE |
118 | Longtime senator Hatch | ORRIN |
119 | What’s left, in Lyon | RESTE |
120 | “You betcha!” | YEP! |
121 | Feinted on ice | DEKED |
122 | Eastwood co-star in “In the Line of Fire” | RUSSO |
123 | Forest floor growth | MOSS |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | “The Merry Widow” composer | LEHAR |
2 | Tabloid couples | ITEMS |
3 | Sal of “Rebel Without a Cause” | MINEO |
4 | Okays | ASSENTS TO |
5 | Greek counterpart of Mars | ARES |
6 | Fall back (on) | RELY |
7 | Cosmetics company that began as Odontorium Products Inc. | OPI |
8 | Like some breakups | MESSY |
9 | Promising spot? | ALTAR |
10 | Shuttle, perhaps | MINIBUS |
11 | Shot put and javelin | EVENTS |
12 | Got to the top | MADE IT |
13 | Can.’s southernmost point is in it | ONT |
14 | With 96-Across, Brazilian city | SAO … |
15 | First-class strings | AMATI |
16 | Symbolic food to bring home | BACON |
17 | Challenge for a language learner | SLANG |
18 | Fem. advocacy group | YWCA |
23 | Doesn’t fill, as calendar slots | HAS OPEN |
24 | New Haven alum | ELI |
28 | Jetson at the Little Dipper School | ELROY |
30 | Citi Field player | MET |
31 | Milk source | COCONUT |
32 | Letter before ar | KUE |
34 | 30-Down’s div. | NLE |
35 | Chill in the air | NIP |
37 | Theater memento | STUB |
38 | Actress Skye | IONE |
39 | “No more procrastinating!” | DO IT! |
40 | Ancient Qumran denizen | ESSENE |
41 | Piping, perhaps | TRIM |
42 | Company with a four-color lowercase logo | EBAY |
43 | Match site | RING |
45 | Big __: baseball’s David Ortiz | PAPI |
46 | Mideast gulf port | ADEN |
47 | Yin and __ | YANG |
50 | Party chaired by Mahmoud Abbas | FATAH |
51 | Russian capital | RUBLE |
56 | Original D&D co. | TSR |
59 | Warning sound | ALARM |
60 | The Himalayan monal is its national bird | NEPAL |
61 | Onion __ | DIP |
62 | P.O. alternative | UPS |
63 | Epitomize | TYPIFY |
65 | Port letters | USB |
66 | Feeling of finality | CLOSURE |
68 | Fortune-filled fort | KNOX |
69 | “A Streetcar Named Desire” setting, informally | NOLA |
70 | Prime real estate? | EDEN |
71 | Dele and stet, say | EDIT |
72 | Apt “casino” rhyme | RENO |
73 | Sassy sort | SNIP |
75 | Crucifix letters | INRI |
76 | Either of two filmmaking brothers | COEN |
77 | Uncommon blood type: Abbr. | A-NEG |
81 | Slope | INCLINE |
82 | Coerce | STRONG-ARM |
84 | Wise ones | SAGES |
87 | Blues-rocker Chris | REA |
88 | End of a Brigham Young address? | EDU |
90 | Wedding __ | DAY |
91 | Quieted, but often not quietly | SHUSHED |
92 | Opposite of COD | PPD |
94 | “My performance was awful!” | I STUNK! |
95 | Elegantly groomed | SOIGNE |
97 | Smiling, probably | HAPPY |
98 | Text with an RSVP | E-VITE |
99 | Sportscast staple | RECAP |
100 | __ Bo | TAE |
101 | Dual conjunction | AND/OR |
102 | ’60s jacket style | NEHRU |
104 | Copland ballet with a hoedown | RODEO |
105 | At __: clueless | A LOSS |
106 | Natural talents | GIFTS |
107 | One way to play it | SAFE |
110 | 3-D med. tools | MRIS |
111 | “Oops!” | OH NO! |
113 | Honorary legal deg. | LLD |
114 | Bit of bridge obedience | AYE |
115 | Um cousins | ERS |