Here is the complete list of clues and answers for the Friday June 2nd 2023, LA Times crossword puzzle.
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1 Shea successor: CITI
This clue refers to the name of a baseball stadium. Shea Stadium was a renowned sports venue located in Flushing, Queens, New York City. It was the home stadium of the New York Mets from 1964 to 2008. However, in 2009, the Mets moved to a new ballpark in the same location, which was named Citi Field. Therefore, the answer to this crossword clue is “CITI,” as it signifies the successor to Shea Stadium.
5 Requirements for some new jobs, briefly: RELOS
This clue pertains to the term “RELOS,” which is an abbreviation of “relocations.” In the context of job requirements, it suggests that some new positions may involve the necessity for employees to relocate. This often happens when a company opens a new branch or offers a promotion that requires the individual to move to a different city or country. Thus, the answer to this crossword clue is “RELOS,” signifying the need for job candidates to be open to relocating.
10 Bunch: SLEW
The term “SLEW” in this context refers to a large or considerable number or quantity. It signifies a grouping or collection of things. It is often used to describe a multitude or an abundance of items or objects. For example, one might say, “There were a slew of options to choose from” or “He has a whole slew of books on that subject.” Hence, the answer to this crossword clue is “SLEW,” representing a bunch or large quantity of something.
14 Soba alternative: UDON
This crossword clue relates to different types of noodles used in various cuisines. Soba and Udon are both traditional Japanese noodles. Soba noodles are made from buckwheat flour and are typically thin and long, while Udon noodles are made from wheat flour and are thicker and chewier. Therefore, the answer to this clue is “UDON,” as it signifies an alternative to Soba noodles in Japanese cuisine.
15 Facetious target of a series of guides: IDIOT
The word “IDIOT” in this crossword clue refers to someone who is perceived as foolish or unintelligent. The clue suggests that there is a series of guides or instructional materials created specifically for this individual. However, the term “facetious” indicates that the guides are not meant to be taken seriously and are likely intended for humorous or ironic purposes. Thus, the answer to this crossword clue is “IDIOT,” representing the facetious target of these guides.
16 Film princess who says, “You came in that thing? You’re braver than I thought”: LEIA
This clue pertains to a beloved character from the Star Wars film franchise. Princess Leia Organa, portrayed by Carrie Fisher, utters the line, “You came in that thing? You’re braver than I thought” in the movie Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope (1977). She says this upon seeing Han Solo’s Millennium Falcon spaceship for the first time. Therefore, the answer to this crossword clue is “LEIA,” signifying the film princess who delivers that particular line.
17 Chap, in British slang: BRUV
This crossword clue refers to an informal term used in British slang to address or refer to a man or a friend. The word “chap” is commonly used in British English to mean a man or a fellow. “Bruv” is a slang term derived from “brother” and is often used in urban slang or among friends. It is similar to the American slang term “bro” or “brother.” Thus, the answer to this crossword clue is “BRUV,” representing the British slang word for “chap.”
18 Middle, approximately? : FUZZY NAVEL
The clue “Middle, approximately?” suggests that we are looking for a term that represents the middle or midpoint, but not exactly. The answer is “FUZZY NAVEL.” In this context, “FUZZY” refers to the imprecise or approximate nature of the term, while “NAVEL” represents the middle or center. A FUZZY NAVEL is actually a cocktail made with peach schnapps and orange juice.
20 Start of an old boast : I CAME
The clue “Start of an old boast” hints at a phrase or statement used to boast or express a sense of achievement. The answer is “I CAME,” which suggests the beginning of a sentence such as “I came, I saw, I conquered.” This phrase is famously attributed to Julius Caesar and is often used to emphasize someone’s accomplishments or success.
22 “That’s amazing!” : I LOVE IT
The clue “That’s amazing!” indicates that we are looking for an exclamation expressing admiration or enthusiasm. The answer is “I LOVE IT.” This phrase is commonly used to express strong positive emotions towards something or to show appreciation and excitement. It conveys a high level of enthusiasm and satisfaction.
23 South American barbecue : ASADO
The clue “South American barbecue” refers to a traditional style of cooking meat, particularly in South America. The answer is “ASADO,” which is a Spanish term used to describe the barbecue technique and the social gathering around it. Asado typically involves grilling various types of meat, such as beef, pork, or lamb, over an open fire or charcoal.
24 Slushy drinks : ICEES
The clue “Slushy drinks” suggests that we are looking for a term that represents a type of cold, frozen beverage. The answer is “ICEES,” which refers to a brand of frozen carbonated beverages popularized by the Icee Company. Icees are known for their slushy texture and come in a variety of flavors.
26 Cartoonist Chast : ROZ
The clue “Cartoonist Chast” indicates that we are looking for the name of a cartoonist. The answer is “ROZ,” referring to Roz Chast. Roz Chast is an American cartoonist known for her distinctive and humorous artwork, often featured in The New Yorker magazine. Her cartoons often depict everyday life situations with a touch of whimsy and satire.
27 Sequence, approximately? : GENERAL ORDER
The clue “Sequence, approximately?” suggests that we are looking for a term that represents a sequence or order, but not precisely. The answer is “GENERAL ORDER,” which implies a general or approximate sequence of events or instructions. In a military context, a general order refers to an authoritative directive issued by a commanding officer, outlining rules, protocols, or procedures.
30 Middle of a valley? : ELS
The clue “Middle of a valley?” suggests that we are looking for a term that represents the middle part of a word associated with a valley. The answer is “ELS,” which refers to the middle letters of the word “valley.” The clue plays on the wordplay technique commonly used in crossword puzzles, where a word or phrase is divided or manipulated to derive the answer.
31 Abbey area : APSE
The clue “Abbey area” indicates that we are looking for a specific area or part of an abbey. The answer is “APSE,” which refers to the architectural feature often found in churches and abbeys. An apse is a semi-circular or polygonal recess at the end of a building, typically containing the altar or an important focal point.
32 Prefix with male or female : CIS
The clue “Prefix with male or female” suggests that we are looking for a prefix that can be added to the words “male” or “female” to form another term. The answer is “CIS.” In the context of gender identity, the term “cis” is used as a prefix to denote individuals whose gender identity aligns with the sex they were assigned at birth. “Cisgender” refers to people who identify with the gender typically associated with their biological sex.
35 Straight, approximately? : BALLPARK FRANK
The clue “Straight, approximately?” implies that we are looking for a term that represents something straight or aligned, but not exactly. The answer is “BALLPARK FRANK.” In this context, a “BALLPARK FRANK” refers to a hot dog, particularly the ones commonly served at baseball stadiums or ballparks. The term “straight” can be interpreted as referring to the shape of a hot dog, which is cylindrical or elongated.
40 French chum : AMI
The clue “French chum” indicates that we are looking for a French term that means “chum” or “friend.” The answer is “AMI,” which is the French word for “friend.” In French, “ami” is the masculine form, while “amie” is the feminine form. It is a commonly used term to refer to a close friend or companion.
41 Heart : CORE
The clue “Heart” suggests that we are looking for a term that represents the central or most essential part of something. The answer is “CORE.” In this context, “core” refers to the central or innermost part of an object or a concept. It can be used to describe the central part of a fruit, the central or most important aspect of a subject matter, or even the center of a physical exercise or workout routine.
42 Enthusiasm : VIM
The clue “Enthusiasm” indicates that we are looking for a term that means “enthusiasm” or “energy.” The answer is “VIM,” which is a noun that refers to lively, energetic, or enthusiastic behavior. It represents a high level of vigor, vitality, or spiritedness. “Vim” is often used to describe someone’s active and enthusiastic approach to a task or situation.
44 Right, approximately? : LOOSE FITTING
The clue “Right, approximately?” suggests that we are looking for a term that means “right” but not exactly or precisely. The answer is “LOOSE FITTING.” In this context, “loose fitting” refers to clothing that is not tight or snug, allowing for some room or freedom of movement. The clue plays on the word “right” to indicate a loose or approximate fit.
49 Oakland-to-Palo Alto dir. : SSE
The clue “Oakland-to-Palo Alto dir.” is asking for a direction or compass heading between Oakland and Palo Alto. The answer is “SSE,” which stands for “south-southeast.” SSE indicates a direction that is slightly to the east of due south and is commonly used in navigation or describing geographic locations.
52 Fantasy author Canavan : TRUDI
The clue “Fantasy author Canavan” is asking for the name of a fantasy author. The answer is “TRUDI Canavan.” Trudi Canavan is an Australian author known for her fantasy novels, particularly the “Black Magician Trilogy” and the “Age of the Five Trilogy.” Her works often involve intricate world-building, magical systems, and compelling characters.
53 Goes to press? : IRONS
The clue “Goes to press?” is a play on words, implying that we are looking for a term related to pressing or ironing clothes. The answer is “IRONS,” which refers to the household appliances used for ironing clothes. “Goes to press” can also be interpreted as the act of using an iron to press or smooth out wrinkles in garments.
54 Place with crude buildings? : OIL TOWN
The clue “Place with crude buildings?” suggests that we are looking for a term that represents a location characterized by buildings associated with the petroleum industry. The answer is “OIL TOWN,” which refers to a town or city that has developed due to its proximity to oil reserves or oil production. These towns often have buildings and infrastructure related to the oil industry, such as refineries, drilling rigs, or storage facilities.
56 Hockey Hall of Famer Cam : NEELY
The clue “Hockey Hall of Famer Cam” is asking for the name of a hockey player who has been inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. The answer is “NEELY,” referring to Cam Neely. Cam Neely is a former professional ice hockey player who played in the National Hockey League (NHL) for the Vancouver Canucks and the Boston Bruins. He was known for his scoring ability and physical style of play.
57 Quarters, approximately? : ROUGH HOUSE
The clue “Quarters, approximately?” suggests that we are looking for a term that means “quarters” but not exactly or precisely. The answer is “ROUGH HOUSE.” In this context, “rough house” refers to a style of play or interaction characterized by roughness, boisterousness, or rowdiness. It can be used to describe playful or physical activities that are not strictly organized or regulated. The clue plays on the word “quarters” to indicate a rough or approximate style of play.
60 Whipped up : MADE
The clue “Whipped up” suggests that we are looking for a term that means to create or produce something quickly. The answer is “MADE.” When something is “whipped up,” it typically means it is made or prepared in a hurried or spontaneous manner. It can refer to creating a dish, completing a task, or putting together something quickly and efficiently.
62 Back talk, in slang : ‘TUDE
The clue “Back talk, in slang” indicates that we are looking for a term that represents a disrespectful or insolent attitude. The answer is “‘TUDE,” which is a shortened form of the word “attitude.” In slang, “‘tude” is used to describe a person’s demeanor or behavior, particularly when it involves talking back or displaying a sassy or confrontational attitude.
63 Land parcels : ACRES
The clue “Land parcels” suggests that we are looking for a term that refers to a measure of land area. The answer is “ACRES.” An acre is a unit of measurement commonly used to quantify land area. It is equivalent to 43,560 square feet or about 4,047 square meters. Land parcels are often described in terms of their acreage, especially in real estate or agricultural contexts.
64 “Inspiration Information” musician Shuggie : OTIS
The clue “Inspiration Information” musician Shuggie” is asking for the name of a musician known for the album “Inspiration Information.” The answer is “OTIS,” referring to Shuggie Otis. Shuggie Otis is an American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who gained recognition for his soulful music and unique blend of various genres, including R&B, funk, and psychedelic rock. “Inspiration Information” is one of his notable albums released in 1974.
65 Salchow kin : AXEL
The clue “Salchow kin” indicates that we are looking for a term related to figure skating jumps. The answer is “AXEL.” The axel is a figure skating jump named after its inventor, Axel Paulsen. It is one of the most fundamental and common jumps in figure skating. The skater takes off from a forward edge and completes one and a half rotations in the air before landing on the opposite foot.
66 Hues : TONES
The clue “Hues” refers to different shades or variations of colors. The answer is “TONES.” In this context, “tones” represent the different degrees of lightness or darkness within a particular color. It can also refer to the overall color quality or character of an image, artwork, or visual composition.
67 Set components : REPS
The clue “Set components” suggests that we are looking for a term related to fitness or weightlifting exercises. The answer is “REPS,” which stands for repetitions. In fitness, a rep refers to the complete execution of an exercise, such as lifting a weight or performing a specific movement. Sets are composed of a certain number of repetitions, and they are used to structure and organize workout routines.
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1 Little lion : CUB
The clue “Little lion” suggests that we are looking for a term that represents a young or small lion. The answer is “CUB.” A cub is a term used to describe a baby lion. Lion cubs are born helpless and dependent on their mothers, and they grow and develop within a pride until they reach adulthood.
2 Voice of Chief Bogo in “Zootopia” : IDRIS ELBA
The clue “Voice of Chief Bogo in ‘Zootopia'” is asking for the name of the actor who provided the voice for the character Chief Bogo in the animated film “Zootopia.” The answer is “IDRIS ELBA.” Idris Elba is a British actor known for his roles in both film and television. In “Zootopia,” he lent his voice to the character Chief Bogo, who is the stern and no-nonsense chief of the Zootopia Police Department.
3 Colorful cereal mascot : TOUCAN SAM
The clue “Colorful cereal mascot” is referring to a well-known character associated with a cereal brand. The answer is “TOUCAN SAM.” Toucan Sam is the mascot for Froot Loops, a colorful breakfast cereal. Toucan Sam is a toucan bird with a vibrant beak and is known for his catchphrase, “Follow your nose! It always knows!”
4 Enter aggressively : INVADE
The clue “Enter aggressively” suggests that we are looking for a term that means to enter forcefully or with aggression. The answer is “INVADE.” When something or someone invades, it implies entering a territory or space with the intention of taking control or overpowering. It can be used in various contexts, such as military invasions or invading personal boundaries.
5 Teeming (with) : RIFE
The clue “Teeming (with)” indicates that we are looking for a term that means filled or abundant with something. The answer is “RIFE.” When something is rife with something, it means it is filled or characterized by a large amount or occurrence of that thing. For example, if a place is rife with opportunities, it means there are numerous opportunities available.
6 End of an academic address : EDU
The clue “End of an academic address” suggests that we are looking for a term that typically appears at the end of email addresses associated with educational institutions. The answer is “EDU.” EDU is a top-level domain (TLD) used exclusively for educational institutions. It is often seen at the end of email addresses for universities, colleges, schools, and other educational organizations.
7 Truss who was very briefly U.K. prime minister in 2022 : LIZ
The clue “Truss who was very briefly U.K. prime minister in 2022” is asking for the last name of a politician who briefly served as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in 2022. The answer is “LIZ,” referring to Liz Truss. Liz Truss is a British politician who has held various governmental positions, including Secretary of State for International Trade. In 2022, she briefly served as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom before her term ended.
8 Like molasses, vis-à-vis water: OOZIER
The clue “Like molasses, vis-à-vis water” suggests that we are looking for a term that compares the consistency of molasses with that of water. The answer is “OOZIER.” When something is described as “oozier,” it means it has a thicker and slower-flowing consistency, similar to molasses compared to the relatively fluid nature of water.
9 Straightened, say: STYLED
The clue “Straightened, say” implies that we are looking for a term that represents the action of straightening something. The answer is “STYLED.” While “styled” can have various interpretations, in this context, it can refer to arranging or organizing something in a neat, orderly, or straightened manner. It can apply to straightening hair, tidying up a room, or arranging objects to achieve a desired aesthetic.
10 Pole, e.g.: SLAV
The clue “Pole, e.g.” is asking for a term that represents the nationality or ethnicity of someone from a particular country. The answer is “SLAV.” The term “Slav” refers to a member of a group of peoples in Eastern and Central Europe who share common cultural, linguistic, and historical heritage. The Polish people are among the Slavic ethnic groups, so a Pole is an example of a Slav.
11 Fixture in some voting booths: LEVER
The clue “Fixture in some voting booths” suggests that we are looking for an object or mechanism commonly found in certain voting booths. The answer is “LEVER.” In traditional voting booths, a lever is a fixture that allows voters to cast their votes by physically pulling or pushing a lever to select their preferred candidates or choices. The use of lever-operated voting machines has been common in some jurisdictions, although electronic voting systems have become more prevalent in recent years.
12 Singalong quintet: E I E I O
The clue “Singalong quintet” is hinting at a phrase or sequence that is typically associated with a children’s song or nursery rhyme. The answer is “E I E I O.” This sequence of letters is a part of the popular nursery rhyme “Old MacDonald Had a Farm,” where the line “And on his farm he had a [animal], E-I-E-I-O” is repeated for each animal mentioned in the song.
13 Ballroom dance: WALTZ
The clue “Ballroom dance” indicates that we are looking for a type of dance that is commonly performed in ballroom settings. The answer is “WALTZ.” The waltz is a smooth and graceful dance that originated in Central Europe. It is characterized by its 3/4 time signature and flowing movements, with partners rotating and gliding across the dance floor in a series of turns and steps.
19 Snout: NOSE
The clue “Snout” suggests that we are looking for a term that represents a specific part of an animal’s anatomy. The answer is “NOSE.” The nose is the facial organ responsible for smelling and breathing in many animals. It is located in the center of the face, protruding outward, and is typically used for the sense of smell, as well as facilitating respiration.
21 Upstanding: MORAL
The clue “Upstanding” suggests that we are looking for a term that represents someone or something characterized by high moral principles or integrity. The answer is “MORAL.” When someone is described as “upstanding,” it means they are honest, ethical, and abide by a strong sense of right and wrong. It can also refer to actions or behaviors that align with accepted moral standards.
23 Spend time in a cellar, perhaps: AGE
The clue “Spend time in a cellar, perhaps” is hinting at a process that may occur in a cellar, which often involves the aging or maturing of certain products. The answer is “AGE.” In the context of wine, spirits, or other fermented beverages, aging is a crucial step in the production process. It involves storing the product in a cellar or other controlled environment for an extended period to enhance its flavor, texture, and overall quality.
24 “Casablanca” role: ILSA
The clue “Casablanca role” is asking for the name of a character in the movie “Casablanca.” The answer is “ILSA.” Ilsa Lund is a central character in the classic film “Casablanca.” She is portrayed by Ingrid Bergman and serves as the love interest of the main character, Rick Blaine, played by Humphrey Bogart. Ilsa’s complicated relationship with Rick forms a significant part of the film’s storyline.
25 Put the squeeze on: COERCED
The clue “Put the squeeze on” suggests that we are looking for a term that means to exert pressure or force to make someone do something against their will. The answer is “COERCED.” When someone is coerced, it means they are manipulated, intimidated, or compelled through various means to comply or act in a certain way, often against their own desires or interests.
28 Google Play purchase: APP
The clue “Google Play purchase” is referring to something that can be bought or acquired on the Google Play platform. The answer is “APP,” which is short for application. In the context of mobile devices, an app refers to software or programs that can be downloaded and installed on smartphones or tablets. These apps can serve various purposes, such as entertainment, productivity, communication, or utility.
29 LG rival: RCA
The clue “LG rival” is asking for the name of a company that competes with LG in the market. The answer is “RCA.” RCA (Radio Corporation of America) is a well-known electronics company that has historically been involved in the production of various consumer electronics and communication devices. In the context of LG, which is also a manufacturer of consumer electronics, RCA can be seen as a competitor in certain product categories.
33 Sacrosanct: INVIOLATE
The clue “Sacrosanct” suggests that we are looking for a term that means something is held as sacred or inviolable. The answer is “INVIOLATE.” When something is described as inviolate, it means it is kept pure, intact, and free from any violation or desecration. It can be used to describe principles, traditions, beliefs, or spaces that are regarded as sacred or untouchable.
34 Barely get wet? : SKINNY-DIP
The clue “Barely get wet?” suggests that we are looking for a term that refers to an activity where someone enters the water without wearing any clothing. The answer is “SKINNY-DIP.” Skinny-dipping is the act of swimming or bathing naked, typically in a secluded or private area. The term implies that one is barely getting wet since they are not wearing any clothes that would become soaked.
36 One of the “Rugrats” twins : LIL
The clue “One of the ‘Rugrats’ twins” is asking for the name of a character from the animated TV series “Rugrats.” The answer is “LIL.” Lil DeVille is one of the main characters in “Rugrats.” She is a twin and part of the adventurous group of babies who embark on imaginative and often mischievous adventures.
37 U.N. head between Boutros and Ban : KOFI
The clue “U.N. head between Boutros and Ban” is referring to a person who served as the head of the United Nations (U.N.) between the tenures of Boutros Boutros-Ghali and Ban Ki-moon. The answer is “KOFI.” Kofi Annan was the U.N. Secretary-General who served from 1997 to 2006. He succeeded Boutros Boutros-Ghali and was succeeded by Ban Ki-moon.
38 Planner abbr. : FRI
The clue “Planner abbr.” is asking for an abbreviation commonly used in planners or calendars. The answer is “FRI.” “FRI” is an abbreviation for Friday, one of the days of the week. In planners or calendars, abbreviations for days of the week are often used to save space and provide a quick reference to the specific day.
39 Adjust an ascot : RETIE
The clue “Adjust an ascot” suggests that we are looking for a term that means to fix or readjust the positioning of an ascot. The answer is “RETIE.” An ascot is a type of necktie that is worn with formal or semi-formal attire. It consists of a wide, loosely tied knot that is typically worn over a dress shirt. To adjust an ascot, one would need to retie it to achieve the desired fit and appearance.
43 Booker T.’s band : MGS
The clue “Booker T.’s band” is asking for the name of the musical group associated with the musician Booker T. The answer is “MGS.” Booker T. & the M.G.’s is an instrumental R&B/funk band that was active from the 1960s onwards. The band was known for their soulful and influential sound, and they were a prominent house band for the Stax Records label. Booker T. played the organ and was the leader of the group, while the M.G.’s stood for “Memphis Group,” which included other talented musicians.
45 Letters before a fresh take: OTOH
The clue “Letters before a fresh take” indicates that we are looking for a phrase or abbreviation that typically precedes a different perspective or alternative viewpoint. The answer is “OTOH,” which stands for “On the Other Hand.” When someone uses “OTOH,” it signifies that they are about to present a contrasting or differing opinion or point of view on a particular matter.
46 Flip response to an ultimatum: OR WHAT
The clue “Flip response to an ultimatum” suggests that we are looking for a phrase or reaction that someone might use in defiance or challenge when faced with an ultimatum. The answer is “OR WHAT.” When someone responds with “or what” to an ultimatum, they are essentially questioning the consequences or challenging the person making the demand, often implying that they are not intimidated or willing to comply.
47 Official fuel of NASCAR: SUNOCO
The clue “Official fuel of NASCAR” indicates that we are looking for the name of the fuel brand that is designated as the official fuel supplier for the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR). The answer is “SUNOCO.” Sunoco is an American petroleum and petrochemical company that produces and distributes various fuels, including gasoline. Sunoco has been the official fuel of NASCAR since 2004, providing the fuel used by the race cars during NASCAR events.
48 Quake aftershock: TREMOR
The clue “Quake aftershock” suggests that we are looking for a term that represents the shaking or trembling that occurs after an earthquake. The answer is “TREMOR.” A tremor is a small-scale earthquake that follows the initial main earthquake, often caused by the adjustment of the Earth’s crust. Tremors are typically of lesser magnitude than the main quake but can still be noticeable and potentially cause further damage or concern.
49 “Yes and no”: SORTA
The clue “Yes and no” suggests that we are looking for a term that expresses a response that is not a definitive “yes” or “no” but falls somewhere in between. The answer is “SORTA,” which is a contraction of “sort of.” When someone says “sorta,” they are indicating that they are partially agreeing or acknowledging a point but not entirely committing to a full agreement or endorsement.
50 Dakota Natives: SIOUX
The clue “Dakota Natives” is asking for the name of the indigenous people who are native to the Dakotas region in North America. The answer is “SIOUX.” The Sioux are a group of Native American tribes who historically inhabited the Great Plains region of the United States, including areas in what are now North Dakota and South Dakota. The Sioux people have a rich cultural heritage and have played a significant role in the history and traditions of the region.
51 Get away from: ELUDE
The clue “Get away from” suggests that we are looking for a term that means to escape or avoid something or someone. The answer is “ELUDE.” When someone eludes something, they manage to evade or escape from it. It can refer to physically avoiding capture or eluding pursuit, as well as metaphorically avoiding or evading a situation, problem, or responsibility.
55 Neutrogena shampoo: T GEL
The clue “Neutrogena shampoo” is asking for the name of a specific shampoo product made by the brand Neutrogena. The answer is “T GEL.” Neutrogena T/Gel is a popular therapeutic shampoo that is specifically formulated to treat various scalp conditions, such as dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis, and psoriasis. It contains active ingredients like coal tar, which helps to control itching, flaking, and scalp irritation.
56 Storied loch: NESS
The clue “Storied loch” is referring to a famous and well-known lake, specifically the one associated with legends and stories. The answer is “NESS.” Loch Ness is a large freshwater lake located in the Scottish Highlands. It is renowned for its mythical creature, the Loch Ness Monster, often affectionately referred to as “Nessie.” The legend of the Loch Ness Monster has captured the imagination of people around the world, making Loch Ness a storied and iconic location.
58 Inspiration for Keats: URN
The clue “Inspiration for Keats” suggests that we are looking for something that served as a source of inspiration for the poet John Keats. The answer is “URN.” John Keats was a prominent English Romantic poet, and one of his most famous poems is “Ode on a Grecian Urn.” In this poem, Keats explores various themes and emotions evoked by an ancient Greek urn, finding inspiration and contemplating the eternal and timeless qualities represented by the artwork.
59 Date: SEE
The clue “Date” is asking for a term that represents a social or romantic outing with someone. The answer is “SEE.” In the context of crossword puzzles, “SEE” is often used as a shorthand notation to indicate that the answer is a word or term that can be synonymous with “date” or can be interpreted as a date in the context of a calendar or schedule.
61 Double curve: ESS
The clue “Double curve” is asking for a term that represents a shape or letter that consists of two curves. The answer is “ESS.” “ESS” refers to the letter “S,” which is formed by two curves. The double curve of the letter “S” makes it a distinctive and recognizable shape, often associated with a smooth and flowing design.
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