Below you will find all the answers for the LA Times Crossword 28 Feb 21, Sunday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Short-legged hopper | TOAD |
5 | Untidy types | SLOBS |
10 | 25% of doce | TRES |
14 | Period | SPAN |
18 | River in Tuscany | ARNO |
19 | Tiny island nation near the equator | PALAU |
20 | Slew | HEAP |
21 | Mom-and-pop business | STORE |
22 | Fallon predecessor | LENO |
23 | Became aware of, with “to” | AWOKE … |
24 | Victor’s wife in “Casablanca” | ILSA |
25 | Cobbler fruit | APPLE |
26 | Summer cottage, perhaps | COUNTRY RETREAT (country music) |
29 | Emotive speaker | ORATOR |
30 | Fell in pellets | SLEETED |
31 | Result | AFTERMATH |
33 | Musician’s gift | EAR |
34 | Fitness ratio: Abbr. | BMI |
36 | Lake south of London | ERIE |
37 | Have something | EAT |
40 | Oklahoma’s top crop | WHEAT |
44 | Handle | SEE TO |
46 | Dairy-based quaff | NOG |
47 | Phobia lead-in | ACRO- |
48 | Prior conviction, e.g. | RAP SHEET ENTRY (rap music) |
52 | One of the ones that “say so much,” in an Elton John hit | SAD SONG |
54 | Brewpub choices | ALES |
55 | Pitchers that can’t throw? | EWERS |
56 | Peachy-keen | A-OK |
58 | Coronary chambers | ATRIA |
59 | Name of the Baltimore Ravens’ mascot | POE |
60 | Programmer’s problem, perhaps | LOOP |
61 | Drinking noise | SLURP |
63 | Facebook count | LIKES |
64 | Iberian landmark that’s an insurance company logo | ROCK OF GIBRALTAR (rock music) |
68 | Put back to zero | RESET |
71 | Villainous look | SNEER |
72 | Half a game fish | MAHI |
73 | Reverence | AWE |
76 | Unfitting | INAPT |
77 | Dusk, poetically | E’EN |
78 | Not treating nicely | BAD TO |
80 | Fussbudget | PRIG |
81 | Some fort components | PILLOWS |
84 | Personal exam? | SOUL SEARCHING (soul music) |
87 | One way to rest | EASY |
88 | Zugspitze, e.g. | ALP |
90 | With full force | AMAIN |
91 | Senate staffers | AIDES |
92 | Pioneering TV brand | RCA |
93 | One covering the bases | TARP |
95 | Online notes | IMS |
96 | Symbolic uncle | SAM |
98 | The other way around | VICE VERSA |
102 | Port alternative | MADEIRA |
106 | Bar accessory | OPENER |
108 | Commonsense approach to behavior analysis | FOLK PSYCHOLOGY (folk music) |
112 | Showed the courage | DARED |
113 | Credit union seizure | REPO |
114 | Carpenter’s machine | LATHE |
115 | Concerning | IN RE |
116 | “Let Me Ride” Grammy winner | DR DRE |
117 | Champagne spec | BRUT |
118 | One who shows the way | USHER |
119 | Yemeni city | ADEN |
120 | Leave in | STET |
121 | AOL and Comcast | ISPS |
122 | “Beau __” | GESTE |
123 | Moms in a glade | DOES |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
---|---|---|
1 | Barber’s powder | TALC |
2 | Lunch box treats | OREOS |
3 | Set aside | ANNUL |
4 | Lorna of Brit Lit | DOONE |
5 | Peloponnesian city-state | SPARTA |
6 | Many a Grisham hero | LAWYER |
7 | Prayer opening | O LORD … |
8 | Whip up a cake | BAKE |
9 | Bird feeder cake | SUET |
10 | Heist figure | THIEF |
11 | Be empathetic | RELATE |
12 | NBA’s __ Conference | EASTERN |
13 | Cruise ship feature | SPA |
14 | Mar. honoree | ST PAT |
15 | Start celebrating | POP THE CORK |
16 | 1968 album containing “The Motorcycle Song” | ARLO |
17 | At no time, in old times | NE’ER |
21 | __ Lee | SARA |
27 | Saw things | TEETH |
28 | Bonnie with 10 Grammys | RAITT |
29 | Luxury watch | OMEGA |
32 | Jamaica’s Ocho __ | RIOS |
34 | Bud, for one | BEER |
35 | __ wear | MEN’S |
38 | Immortal army leader | ARNIE |
39 | Draped garments | TOGAS |
40 | Sub alternative | WRAP |
41 | Image in a religious painting | HALO |
42 | Foil alternative | EPEE |
43 | Pack animal | ASS |
44 | Starting point | STEP ONE |
45 | Colgate rival | ORAL-B |
47 | Moving around | ASTIR |
49 | 1964 Civil Rts. Act creation | EEOC |
50 | “Return of the Jedi” beings | EWOKS |
51 | MYOB word | YOUR |
53 | __ Lama | DALAI |
57 | “The Honeymooners” surname | KRAMDEN |
60 | Popular long shot | LOTTO |
61 | Title for Richard Starkey | SIR |
62 | Montana motto metal | PLATA |
64 | Email option | REPLY |
65 | Professional charges | FEES |
66 | Piazza de Ferrari city | GENOA |
67 | God with a hammer | THOR |
68 | Redder, perhaps | RIPER |
69 | Computer that was retired in 1955 | ENIAC |
70 | Topping for chicken enchiladas | SALSA VERDE |
73 | Quite dry | ARID |
74 | Half of a dinner pairing | WINE |
75 | Poaching targets | EGGS |
78 | Cartoon explosion sound | BLAM! |
79 | With no changes | AS IS |
80 | Key letter | PHI |
82 | Do a garden chore | WATER |
83 | Czech or Serb | SLAV |
85 | Inuit craft | UMIAK |
86 | Stephen King’s role as the minister in “Pet Sematary,” e.g. | CAMEO |
89 | Would rather have | PREFERS |
94 | Support | PROP UP |
96 | Sweet-smelling pouch | SACHET |
97 | Hold fast | ADHERE |
99 | Unmoving | INERT |
100 | Give up | CEDE |
101 | Places to put coins | SLOTS |
102 | Enduring legends | MYTHS |
103 | It ends with the burial of Hector | ILIAD |
104 | Last movement of Beethoven’s “Waldstein” Sonata, e.g. | RONDO |
105 | Come to terms | AGREE |
106 | Santa Anita numbers | ODDS |
107 | 86-Down, for one | PART |
109 | Connect, in a way, with “in” | PLUG … |
110 | RSVP convenience | SASE |
111 | Strong desires | YENS |
113 | MLB stat | RBI |
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