Today’s crossword solution for the LA Times Crossword 5 Dec 19, Thursday. 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 | Distillery mixture | MASH |
| 5 | The Flyers’ Gritty, e.g. | MASCOT |
| 11 | Poke fun at | RIB |
| 14 | __-inflammatory | ANTI |
| 15 | Corrida figure | EL TORO |
| 16 | Important card | ACE |
| 17 | *Line never spoken by James Cagney | YOU DIRTY RAT! (giving “rat terrier”) |
| 19 | Cutting remark | DIG |
| 20 | 4,300-mile range | ANDES |
| 21 | Novelist Waugh | ALEC |
| 22 | “In __ of gifts ” | LIEU |
| 23 | *Rock pile at a prehistoric gravesite | BURIAL CAIRN (giving “cairn terrier”) |
| 26 | Protect with a levee | EMBANK |
| 30 | Canon SLR | EOS |
| 31 | Gorilla expert Fossey | DIAN |
| 32 | A pop | EACH |
| 36 | Sail (through) | COAST |
| 40 | *Like Juárez, vis-à-vis El Paso | ACROSS THE BORDER (giving “border terrier”) |
| 43 | MGM part | METRO |
| 44 | Cork’s place | EIRE |
| 45 | Racing legend Earnhardt | DALE |
| 46 | Brouhaha | ADO |
| 48 | Held to account | LIABLE |
| 50 | *Far-fetched, as a story | COCK-AND-BULL (giving “bull terrier”) |
| 56 | Car rental giant | AVIS |
| 57 | “Royal” seaside bird | TERN |
| 58 | Spare | EXTRA |
| 63 | GQ or EW | MAG |
| 64 | “__, Batman!”: Robin’s cry upon spotting the ends of the answers to starred clues? | HOLY TERRIER! |
| 66 | Lyft driver’s ballpark fig. | ETA |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | “The Good Place” Emmy nominee Rudolph | MAYA |
| 2 | In a trice | ANON |
| 3 | Poker choice | STUD |
| 4 | Keep out of sight | HIDE |
| 5 | Debussy’s “La __” | MER |
| 6 | Chancel feature | ALTAR |
| 7 | Tablet accessories | STYLI |
| 8 | Chick with Grammys | COREA |
| 9 | Soothsayer | ORACLE |
| 10 | Little one | TOT |
| 11 | Circle lines | RADII |
| 12 | Less approachable | ICIER |
| 13 | Started | BEGUN |
| 18 | Library ID | ISBN |
| 22 | Hall of Fame Dodger manager Tommy | LASORDA |
| 24 | Luau strings | UKES |
| 25 | Estée contemporary | COCO |
| 26 | Mild cheese | EDAM |
| 27 | Nursery rhyme trio | MICE |
| 28 | Frequent prank caller to Moe’s Tavern | BART |
| 29 | Arctic garb | ANORAKS |
| 33 | Snacked, say | ATE |
| 34 | McBride of “Hawaii Five-0” | CHI |
| 35 | Sailor’s pronoun | HER |
| 37 | Very little | A DAB |
| 38 | Market | SELL |
| 39 | Walnut or pecan | TREE |
| 41 | Bar mixer | SODA |
| 42 | Round signal | BELL |
| 47 | Like a band in a bus | ON TOUR |
| 49 | “The Sopranos” actor Robert | ILER |
| 50 | Brief appearance | CAMEO |
| 51 | Egg-shaped | OVATE |
| 52 | Cuban export | CIGAR |
| 53 | Street of mystery | DELLA |
| 54 | “Trumbo” Oscar nominee Cranston | BRYAN |
| 55 | Set free | UNTIE |
| 59 | CT scan component | X-RAY |
| 60 | Run out of gas | TIRE |
| 61 | Traditional dance | REEL |
| 62 | Mostly depleted sea | ARAL |
| 64 | Party accessory | HAT |
| 65 | UFO passengers, supposedly | ETS |