Below you will find all the answers for the LA Times Crossword 26 Jul 20, Sunday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Take pieces from? | DISARM |
| 7 | Applaud | CLAP |
| 11 | Practice fighting | SPAR |
| 15 | Likely to evoke an “Eww!” | ICKY! |
| 19 | Big fan | ADORER |
| 20 | Sword handle | HILT |
| 21 | Andrew Jackson carried one with a sword in it | CANE |
| 22 | Not just eat | DINE |
| 23 | Marie Curie has two of them | NOBELS |
| 24 | Tiny bit | IOTA |
| 25 | Juan’s “yesterday” | AYER |
| 26 | Grandson of Eve | ENOS |
| 27 | Spirited style | ELAN |
| 28 | Disney film set in Polynesia | MOANA |
| 30 | Amphetamines, e.g. | STIMULANTS |
| 32 | Petit four purveyor | PATISSERIE |
| 35 | West Coast ZIP starter | NINE |
| 36 | Wore (away) | ATE |
| 37 | Econ. indicator | GDP |
| 39 | Alcohol type | ETHYL |
| 40 | Braided Jewish bread | BABKA |
| 42 | Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ eleven | EMMYS |
| 44 | Deutsche darling | LIEBCHEN |
| 46 | Lab dish eponym | PETRI |
| 47 | It was inspired by Sunshine Hydrox cookies | OREO |
| 48 | Not quite circular | OVAL |
| 49 | Dangerous snake | ADDER |
| 51 | Hebrew winter month | ADAR |
| 53 | Finishes | ENDS |
| 56 | Ill will | MALICE |
| 59 | Something you don’t see everyday | RARITY |
| 61 | Derby favorite, say | BEST BET |
| 63 | Black-and-white | PATROL CAR |
| 65 | Get some rays | BASK |
| 66 | Neighbor of Mex. | USA |
| 67 | Rehab symptoms, briefly | DTS |
| 70 | Where Tennyson’s “light brigade” charged | CRIMEA |
| 71 | Noble Brit | ARISTO |
| 73 | Cloud site | SKY |
| 74 | Very long time | EON |
| 75 | Gift-wrapping aid | TAPE |
| 76 | Asset in a crisis | LEVEL HEAD |
| 79 | Trite saying | BROMIDE |
| 81 | Happened to | BEFELL |
| 82 | Use just one water ski | SLALOM |
| 86 | Hamlet’s first option | TO BE |
| 87 | Letter abbr. | ENCL |
| 89 | 1986 U.S. Open champ Raymond __ | FLOYD |
| 91 | Over with | DONE |
| 92 | Dupes | SAPS |
| 94 | Organic fertilizer | HUMUS |
| 96 | Domestic platforms | TERRACES |
| 99 | Not at all glossy | MATTE |
| 101 | Actor Douglas and quarterback Cousins | KIRKS |
| 102 | Snowboarder White | SHAUN |
| 103 | Cigar discard | ASH |
| 104 | Latin lover’s assertion | AMO |
| 105 | Horse color | ROAN |
| 107 | Playground game with a rope and a pole | TETHERBALL |
| 110 | Wallabies and wombats | MARSUPIALS |
| 113 | Bread source | BAKER |
| 114 | Not much | A BIT |
| 117 | Soft cheese | BRIE |
| 118 | Notice | ESPY |
| 119 | Sushi seaweed | NORI |
| 120 | Ready to play | IN TUNE |
| 122 | Over again | ANEW |
| 123 | Silhouetted road sign animal | DEER |
| 124 | Soon, long ago | ANON |
| 125 | Succumbs to static | CLINGS |
| 126 | Impertinence | SASS |
| 127 | Span. miss | SRTA |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jutland native | DANE |
| 2 | False god | IDOL |
| 3 | Tearjerker’s quality? | SOB APPEAL (from “snob appeal”) |
| 4 | Large venue | ARENA |
| 5 | Brother, e.g.: Abbr. | REL |
| 6 | Title assassin in a 2005 Pitt-Jolie film | MR SMITH |
| 7 | Mysterious foliage-sprouting proclivity? | CHIA SYNDROME (from “China syndrome”) |
| 8 | Model train giant | LIONEL |
| 9 | Vow locale | ALTAR |
| 10 | Org. concerned with students | PTA |
| 11 | Vocal improv | SCAT |
| 12 | Remit with goatskin? | PAY IN KID (from “pay in kind”) |
| 13 | Persistent weakness | ANEMIA |
| 14 | Show again | RERUN |
| 15 | Notion | IDEA |
| 16 | Vehicle for transporting bark spice? | CINNAMON BUS (from “cinnamon buns”) |
| 17 | Difficult to solve | KNOTTY |
| 18 | Words of assent | YESSES |
| 29 | Rapper Ice Cube’s first name | O’SHEA |
| 30 | Senator’s place | SEAT |
| 31 | Lascivious look | LEER |
| 33 | Gumshoe | TEC |
| 34 | Spanish airline | IBERIA |
| 37 | Seize, slangily | GLOM |
| 38 | Met celebrity | DIVA |
| 41 | Donkey song? | BRAY |
| 43 | Come across | MEET |
| 45 | Radar screen spot | BLIP |
| 46 | Sheet material | PERCALE |
| 47 | Greek victim of the Furies | ORESTES |
| 50 | Glen cousin | DALE |
| 52 | Shame | ABASH |
| 54 | Writing __ | DESK |
| 55 | Legal suspension | STAY |
| 57 | Desert plants | CACTI |
| 58 | Online stock transactions | E-TRADES |
| 60 | Moving memoir subject? | TRAVELS |
| 62 | Nordic toast | SKOAL! |
| 64 | Get ready to eat? | RIPEN |
| 65 | Western hero noted for his thoughtfulness? | BILLY THE KIND (from “Billy the Kid”) |
| 67 | Card balance, say | DEBT |
| 68 | Matador’s opponent | TORO |
| 69 | Tales of social climbers? | SNOB STORIES (from “sob stories”) |
| 72 | Move, in some ads | RELO |
| 77 | Gush | EFFUSE |
| 78 | Pops, to baby | DADA |
| 80 | Essence | MEAT |
| 81 | Short-term memory? | BLUR |
| 83 | Farmers market baked goods? | LOCAL BUNS (from “local bus”) |
| 84 | Change for a five | ONES |
| 85 | Netting | MESH |
| 88 | Ceramic dog, maybe? | CHINA PET (from “Chia Pet”) |
| 90 | “The Wreck of the Mary __” | DEARE |
| 93 | Quechua is one of its official languages | PERU |
| 95 | Trading places: Abbr. | MKTS |
| 97 | Text entries named for their traditional red color | RUBRICS |
| 98 | Genetic letters | RNA |
| 99 | African snakes | MAMBAS |
| 100 | Historic Nile excavation site | AMARNA |
| 101 | Roll or emperor | KAISER |
| 102 | 2000s Israeli leader Ariel | SHARON |
| 106 | Slanted columns | OP-EDS |
| 108 | Steak named for its shape | T-BONE |
| 109 | Virgil’s language | LATIN |
| 111 | Stitches up | SEWS |
| 112 | Heavenly harp | LYRA |
| 115 | Kansas-born playwright | INGE |
| 116 | Hardy’s “Pure Woman Faithfully Presented” | TESS |
| 119 | Pick up | NAB |
| 121 | Phillies’ div. | NLE |
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