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LA Times Crossword Answers Sunday July 28 2013

Crossword by: Ed Sessa and edited by Rich Norris
LA Times Crossword Sunday July 28 2013

Welcome to the Sunday July 28 2013 LA Times crossword answers! Today’s theme is ‘Networking’. Popular television network acronyms are found in the first letters of the answers to the themed answers. The tv networks are: TNT – Turner Network Television, NBC – National Broadcasting Company, AMC – American Movie Classics, TCM – Turner Classic Movies, ABC – American Broadcasting Company, TBS – Turner Broadcasting System, CBS – Columbia Broadcasting System and PBS – Public Broadcasting Service.

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1. Mature ADULT
6. One of a typical schooner’s pair MAST
10. Water holders DAMS
14. Sees eye to eye? FACES
19. Patty Hearst’s SLA alias TANIA
20. Alice’s immortalizer ARLO
21. Inclusive ending ET AL
22. Kate’s TV mate ALLIE
23. Bug-hits-windshield sound SPLAT
24. Lab gel medium AGAR
25. Stage highlight ARIA
26. “CSI” part? SCENE
27. *”Perhaps” THERE’S NO TELLING
30. Wedding proposal? TOAST
31. You-__: rural addresses UNS
32. Fight unit: Abbr. RND
33. Connection facilitators, briefly ISPS
34. Fireplace place HEARTH
35. Computer in a cubicle DESKTOP
37. Wild talk RANT
39. Roll on the ball field SOD
40. “__ Mir Bist Du Schoen” BEI
41. *Snacks not needing an oven NO-BAKE COOKIES
45. Tiger’s ex ELIN
46. Chem lab tube PIPET
49. Well-coiffed Byrnes EDD
50. Cupid’s wings ALAE
51. __ bean: sprouts source MUNG
52. Cast member’s part ROLE
53. *”When I say so,” militarily speaking AT MY COMMAND
57. Military meal MESS
58. Private insignia ONE STRIPE
60. Carrie’s org. on “Homeland” CIA
61. Poor grades DEES
63. Smokey Bear broadcast, briefly PSA
64. Like __ out of hell A BAT
65. Critic Reed REX
66. Rachael Ray sautéing initialism EVOO
68. Royal Botanic Gardens locale KEW
71. Big hauler SEMI
73. Wet expanse SEA
74. Auto trip problem BLOWN TIRE
76. Court answer PLEA
78. Signature song for Sammy Davis Jr. THE CANDY MAN
82. Psychic’s verb READ
83. Soldiers under Lee REBS
84. Flor del amor ROSA
85. Great Basin native UTE
86. Oktober endings -FESTS
87. Fancy molding OGEE
88. *Practically guaranteed ALL BUT CERTAIN
93. __-relief BAS
94. School support gp. PTA
95. A fourth of doce TRES
96. Carrion consumer VULTURE
100. Fútbol cheer OLE OLE
102. Computer info DATA
104. “Wow” GEE
105. Homer’s neighbor NED
106. Close call SCARE
107. *Ambushed TAKEN BY SURPRISE
112. Trig function COTAN
113. No longer happening OVER
114. Places LOCI
115. Beetles, perhaps AUTOS
116. Driver’s lic., e.g. IDENT
117. Herb used with potatoes DILL
118. Benediction opener O GOD
119. Oodles SLEWS
120. Like marshes SEDGY
121. Operation Overlord time D-DAY
122. Hinged entrance GATE
123. “The Gondoliers” girl TESSA

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1. Like some retired racehorses AT STUD
2. Apollo’s nymph DAPHNE
3. Conditional word UNLESS
4. One may be exposed during cross-examination LIAR
5. Ore-Ida morsel TATER TOT
6. Kettles from Cape Flattery MA AND PA
7. Jason’s vessel ARGO
8. Shutter part SLAT
9. Sped TORE
10. Gives a hand DEALS TO
11. Anchor position ATRIP
12. Sewer lines MAINS
13. Metallic by-product SLAG
14. Followed a Lenten routine FASTED
15. Big name in siding ALCOA
16. *Fair forecast CLEAR BLUE SKIES
17. Hardly dim bulbs EINSTEINS
18. Hallucinate SEE THINGS
28. Hoity-toity sort SNOB
29. Type starter LINO-
34. Cleaned, as a deck HOSED DOWN
36. Low benders KNEES
37. Try a new shade on REDYE
38. “High Voltage” rockers AC DC
39. Bean who played Boromir in “The Lord of the Rings” films SEAN
42. Neat KEMPT
43. __ Sutra KAMA
44. Waterfront gp. ILA
45. Supermodel born Melissa Miller EMME
46. Stage aid PROP
47. Charged atoms IONS
48. *Settling request PLEASE BE SEATED
53. Settle things, in a way ARBITRATE
54. Familia member TIA
55. Wet expanse OCEAN
56. Potpourri MIX
59. Skye cap TAM
62. Geological stretch EON
65. “The Crying Game” actor REA
66. Wabbit hunter ELMER
67. U.S. govt. broadcaster VOA
69. Latin 101 word ERAT
70. Forms a union WEDS
72. Relax EASE
73. Wound covering SCAB
74. 102-Across units BYTES
75. Nottingham’s river TRENT
76. Schnoz like Durante’s PROBOSCIS
77. System of laws LEGAL CODE
79. Havana hi HOLA
80. Course for would-be U.S. citizens ESL
81. Il __: Mussolini DUCE
86. Walk by singly FILE PAST
89. To the nth degree UTTERLY
90. Air__: low-cost carrier TRAN
91. Weekly magazine where the initials of the answers to starred clues can be found TV GUIDE
92. Heifetz’s teacher AUER
94. More than enough PLENTY
97. Gets together UNITES
98. Seeds again RESOWS
99. Historic Mesopotamian city EDESSA
101. Long-armed ape ORANG
102. Judean king DAVID
103. Cub Scout leader AKELA
107. Sweeney with scissors TODD
108. Opine online BLOG
109. Meditative practice YOGA
110. Many a bagpiper SCOT
111. Reign RULE

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Sunday LA Times Crossword Answers

Here is the completed puzzle for Sunday’s LA Times crossword:
LA Times Crossword Answers Sunday July 28 2013

LA Times Crossword Answers Sunday July 21 2013

Crossword by: Amy Johnson and edited by Rich Norris
Theme: Child’s Play
LA Times Crossword Puzzle Sunday July 21 2013

1. Tie-dye locale CAMP
5. “Sonic the Hedgehog” developer SEGA
9. Skunk Le Pew PEPE
13. Pileggi of “The X-Files” MITCH
18. Suffix for stink -AROO
19. Sea once fed by the Amu Darya River ARAL
20. Round Table array ARMOR
21. Cape Cod vacation destination TRURO
22. Obstacles STUMBLING BLOCKS
25. End-of-term hurdle FINAL
26. Put out there AIR
27. Pealed RANG
28. Barroom disorder MELEE
29. Special Olympics founder Shriver EUNICE
30. Picked up on SENSED
32. Wild pair, sometimes ONE-EYED JACKS
34. Biblical verb HAST
36. Playwright Ensler EVE
37. Technology in Pixar films, briefly CGI
38. “Wicked Game” rocker Chris ISAAK
41. Boastful opening VENI
43. Civil War historian Shelby FOOTE
46. Aquarium fish OPAH
50. “The Phantom of the Opera” setting MASQUERADE BALL
53. With reason SANELY
55. Coal industry org. UMW
56. Conspiracy PLOT
57. Get under the tag, hopefully SLIDE
58. Hades, to Satan REALM
59. Amanda of “2012” PEET
61. Like drag strips LOUD
63. 24-hr. convenience ATM
64. A hitchhiker might have one GAS CAN
65. Morsel mentioned in ’80s Australian tourism ads SHRIMP ON THE BARBIE
70. Spots ESPIES
72. Area usually not mowed LEA
73. Pelican St. metropolis NOLA
74. Spanish 101 verb ESTA
77. Dummy on Bergen’s knee SNERD
78. As a companion ALONG
80. “Herding Cats: A Life in Politics” author LOTT
82. Bargain basement letters IRR
83. Seasoned sailor SEA DOG
85. Abstained, in a way WENT ON THE WAGON
88. Cries from one standing on a chair, maybe EEKS!
89. Obeys HEEDS
91. Kudrow of “Friends” LISA
92. Navel concavity INNIE
93. “__ appétit!” BON
94. NYC visitor’s final destination, perhaps JFK
95. 1998 home run record chaser SOSA
97. Take the gold COME OUT ON TOP
104. Puts into words UTTERS
108. Unprincipled AMORAL
109. Reduce LOWER
110. Pigeon shelter COTE
112. Half-pretentious? CHI
113. Shows pluck DARES
114. Snap LOSE YOUR MARBLES
117. Play, as Julius Caesar ENACT
118. Curved moldings OGEES
119. Blew the whistle SANG
120. Blows the whistle RATS
121. Shades TINTS
122. Gamer’s title island MYST
123. Nice sweetheart AMIE
124. Brief writer: Abbr. ATTY

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1. Places on una avenida residencial CASAS
2. Fictional Ziff infatuated with Marge Simpson ARTIE
3. Wear black, perhaps MOURN
4. Little Spitz, briefly POM
5. Dieters’ lunch orders SALADS
6. “__ Brockovich” ERIN
7. Turf controller GANG
8. Subj. with exponents ALG
9. Worker, informally PROLE
10. Host EMCEE
11. Gumby’s sidekick POKEY
12. Relatives of ums ERS
13. Honshu Isl. peak MT FUJI
14. Youngest of the three Prozorov sisters IRINA
15. Forum wear TUNIC
16. Figure out CRACK
17. Case weaknesses HOLES
20. Coeur d’__ ALENE
23. Dissolution BREAKUP
24. Low-budget flicks B MOVIES
29. Advantages EDGES
31. “Inside the NBA” analyst, to fans SHAQ
33. Outer: Pref. ECT
35. Wii locale TV ROOM
36. Tight position? END
38. Morning announcement I’M UP
39. Word before time and place SAME
40. At this very moment AS WE SPEAK
42. Flip over EAT UP
43. Trust FAITH
44. “Grumpy” film title characters OLD MEN
45. Fútbol shout OLE
46. Part of a layette ONESIE
47. Hippie bus decal PEACE SIGN
48. __ marsala ALLA
49. Choir number HYMN
51. Perry of fashion ELLIS
52. Hardly inconspicuous BLATANT
54. Egyptian, usually ARAB
60. Show places? THIRDS
62. Dressed to the nines, with “up” DOLLED
64. Log holder GRATE
66. Take back to the drawing board REDO
67. Eye-catching signs NEONS
68. Nuts go-with BOLTS
69. Island greetings ALOHAS
70. __ quam videri: North Carolina motto ESSE
71. Three-time All-Pro Giant lineman Chris SNEE
75. Half-Betazoid aboard the Enterprise TROI
76. “Alfred” composer ARNE
78. It might be inspired AWE
79. Driving instructor GOLF PRO
81. Storm that’s chased TWISTER
84. Grave offender? GHOUL
86. Neat finish? NIK
87. Med sch. subject ANAT
90. Fangorn Forest inhabitant ENT
93. Toots one’s horn BOASTS
94. Outback young JOEYS
96. Reason for oversleeping OUTAGE
97. Future officer CADET
98. Saudi neighbor OMANI
99. Bugs with weapons MORAN
100. Like a Siberian Husky’s ears ERECT
101. Informal science OLOGY
102. Sketch artist’s array NOSES
103. Certain follower’s reading TWEET
105. Ostentation ECLAT
106. One giving Scarlett a fever? RHETT
107. No tough guy SISSY
110. Study all night CRAM
111. Luxury hotel chain OMNI
114. “Ten Little Indians” actor Herbert LOM
115. Today preceder USA
116. Victoria’s Secret buy BRA

Sunday LA Times Crossword Answers

Here are the answers to Sunday’s LA Times crossword puzzle:
LA Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Sunday July 21 2013

LA Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Sunday July 14 2013

Crossword by: Matt Skoczen and edited by Rich Norris
la times crossword sunday july 14 2013

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1. Filled fast food TACO
5. Orange County city ANAHEIM: Anaheim is a city in Orange County, California. As of the 2010 United States Census, the city population was 336,265, making it the most populated city in Orange County, the 10th most-populated city in …Wikipedia
12. Picks, with “for” OPTS
16. Improv piece BIT
19. Algerian seaport ORAN: Oran is a major city on the northwestern Mediterranean coast of Algeria, and the second largest city of the country. It is closely associated with its neighboring city, Aïn Témouchent. Located north-west of Algeria, 432 km from the capital Algiers. Wikipedia
20. Brand formerly marketed as Philishave outside the U.S. NORELCO
21. __-mutuel PARI
22. Fruity finish? -ADE
23. Way off the highway RAMP
24. Land on the Red Sea ARABIAN PENINSULA: The Red Sea is a seawater inlet of the Indian Ocean, lying between Africa and Asia. The connection to the ocean is in the south through the Bab el Mandeb strait and the Gulf of Aden. Wikipedia
27. Pick up the tab for TREAT TO
29. Homeowner’s burden LIEN
30. They include skateboarding and snowboarding X GAMES
31. “__ Angel”: doo-wop classic EARTH
32. __ about ON OR
36. Genus subdivision SPECIES
38. Mall unit STORE
39. Eponymous Italian educator MARIA MONTESSORI: Maria Tecla Artemesia Montessori was an Italian physician and educator, a noted humanitarian and devout Roman Catholic best known for the philosophy of education that bears her name, and her writing on scientific pedagogy. Wikipedia
44. Yule quenchers NOGS
46. Ben Gurion airline EL AL: David Ben-Gurion was an Israeli statesman. He is the main founder and the first Prime Minister of Israel. Wikipedia
47. ’60s activist gp. SDS
48. Fancy pitcher EWER
49. Laura Bush’s birth city MIDLAND: Laura Lane Welch Bush is the wife of the 43rd President of the United States, George W. Bush. She was the First Lady from 2001 to 2009.Wikipedia
52. Turow work about first-year law students ONE L
54. About to come up ON DECK
56. “I’d like to buy __” AN I
57. Time Warner, to CNN PARENT COMPANY
62. Driller’s deg. DDS
63. Diagnostic test SCAN
65. Sling spirits GIN
66. Rise dramatically SPROUT UP
68. Driver’s license word, maybe HAZEL
70. “Horton Hears a Who!” villain VLAD
73. “Don’t change that” STET
a kiwi bird with kiwi fruit inside 74. New Zealand exports KIWIS: Kiwi are flightless birds endemic to New Zealand, in the genus Apteryx and family Apterygidae. At around the size of a domestic chicken, kiwi are by far the smallest living ratites and lay the largest … Wikipedia
78. Wrongly left the base GONE AWOL
81. Russian fighter MIG: The Mikoyan MiG-29 is a fourth-generation jet fighter aircraft designed in the Soviet Union. Developed by the Mikoyan design bureau as an air superiority fighter during the 1970s, the MiG-29, along with … Wikipedia
83. Rain block TARP
84. MC’s aid MIC
87. Periodic “Top Chef” judge with a restaurant in Manhattan WYLIE DUFRESNE: Wylie Dufresne is the chef and owner of wd~50 restaurant in Manhattan. Dufresne is a leading American proponent of molecular gastronomy, the movement to incorporate science and new techniques in the preparation and presentation of food. Wikipedia
91. Wee SMA’
92. Orbital extreme APOGEE
94. Una y __ vez: time after time OTRA
95. Grabbed the chance MADE HAY
97. Golfer Aoki ISAO: Isao Aoki is one of Japan’s most successful golfers. He was elected to the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2004. Aoki was born in Abiko, Chiba, Japan. He was introduced to golf while caddying at the Abiko Golf Club as a schoolboy. Wikipedia
98. Yukon winter hrs. PST
101. Smaller serving SIDE
103. Learned WISE
funny MOLOTOV COCKTAIL image 104. Rioter’s weapon MOLOTOV COCKTAIL
109. City on the Po TURIN
112. California city associated with the founding of Hells Angels FONTANA: Fontana is a city of 200,762 residents in San Bernardino County, California. Founded by Azariel Blanchard Miller in 1913, it remained essentially rural until World War II, when entrepreneur Henry J. Kaiser built a large steel mill in the area. Wikipedia
113. Normandy river ORNE: The Orne is a river in Normandy, within northwestern France. It discharges into the English Channel at the port of Ouistreham. Its source is in Aunou-sur-Orne, east of Sées. The Odon is one of its tributaries. Wikipedia
114. “Friend __?” OR FOE
115. Not vulnerable (to) IMMUNE
118. Score symbol REST
gerald ford 120. Ford and others GERALDS: Gerald Rudolph “Jerry” Ford, Jr. was the 38th President of the United States, serving from 1974 to 1977, and prior to this, was the 40th Vice President of the United States serving from 1973 to 1974. Wikipedia
122. Macro, e.g. COMPUTER SHORTCUT
127. Bedtime in Burgundy NUIT
128. Music-licensing org. BMI
129. Affectedly quaint, in Colchester TWEE
130. “Great show!” in headlines IT’S A HIT!
131. Theater CINE
132. Utmost MAX
133. Word often written diagonally on signs SOLD
134. Taboo NOT DONE
135. River in central Germany EDER: The Eder is a 177 km long river in Germany, and a tributary of the Fulda River. It was first mentioned by the Roman historian Tacitus as the Adrana in the territory of the Chatti. Wikipedia

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1. Linzer treats TORTES
2. Biblical landfall ARARAT
3. She voiced Princess Fiona in “Shrek” CAMERON DIAZ: Cameron Michelle Diaz is an American actress and former model. She rose to prominence during the 1990s with roles in the movies The Mask, My Best Friend’s Wedding and There’s Something About Mary. Wikipedia
4. Policing the area ON PATROL
5. Future MD’s course ANAT
6. Bad news at the inn NO ROOM
7. Altar constellation ARA
8. N.T. epistle HEB
9. Actor Wallach ELI: Eli Herschel Wallach is an American film, television and stage actor whose career has spanned more than six decades, beginning in late 1940s. Wikipedia
10. Myth ending -ICAL
11. Philosophy espousing a single reality MONISM
12. Like some auto leases OPEN-END
13. Kitchen cooker PAN
14. Upstairs neighbor of Ralph and Alice TRIXIE
15. Sears SINGES
16. “Queen Zixi of Ix” author BAUM
17. Not going IDLE
18. Brews for parties TEAS
25. Gourd fruits PEPOS
26. Got fresh with SASSED
28. Thing to mind, on train platforms THE GAP
33. Captain Kidd’s negative NAE
34. DuPont acrylic ORLON
35. Cheerful RIANT
37. Amt. after a period CTS
40. Smart ones? ALECS
41. Due OWED
42. Stamp on a packing list RECD
43. Peeves IRKS
45. Catch SNAG
49. Sour __ MASH
50. Worshipper of the sun god Inti INCA
51. Hooey DRIVEL
53. Hacks LOPS
54. CN Tower prov. ONT
55. Stooge chuckle NYUK
58. Zhou of China ENLAI
59. He played Clubber Lang in “Rocky III” MR T
60. Vichy verse POEME
61. Temple Grandin’s disorder AUTISM
64. Below zero: Abbr. NEG
67. Stomach part? PIT
69. Actor Rob LOWE: Robert Hepler “Rob” Lowe is an American film and television actor. He garnered fame after appearing in such films as The Outsiders, Oxford Blues, About Last Night…, St. Elmo’s Fire, Wayne’s World, … Wikipedia
71. Bowl over AWE
72. Lamebrain DODO
75. Under-the-hood cleaner WASHER FLUID
76. Culinary author Rombauer IRMA: Irma Starkloff Rombauer was an American author of The Joy of Cooking. It is one of the world’s most-published cookbooks, having been in print continuously since 1936. Wikipedia
77. Fix, as a pet SPAY
79. TV’s “Science Guy” NYE
80. Ukraine city LUTSK: Lutsk is a city on the Styr River in northwestern Ukraine. It is the administrative center of the Volyn Oblast and the administrative center of the surrounding Lutskyi Raion within the oblast. Wikipedia
82. Eat away GNAW
84. Seriously injure MAIM
85. __ facto IPSO
86. Stove fuel COAL
88. It can be dipped in dip FRITO
89. Meteorologist’s tool RADAR
90. 73-Across writer EDITOR
93. Err GOOF UP
96. Allstate online subsidiary ESURANCE
98. Many a GI PVT
99. Like Capone’s face SCARRED
100. Moderates, with “down” TONES
102. A, in Augsburg EIN
105. From soup __ TO NUTS
106. Punch combo ONE-TWO
107. Make bread from chips? CASH IN
108. “Earthsea” series author Ursula LEGUIN: Ursula Kroeber Le Guin is an American author of novels, children’s books, and short stories, mainly in the genres of fantasy and science fiction. She has also written poetry and essays. Wikipedia
110. First-aid kit staple IODINE
111. Empty __ NESTER
115. SALT weapon ICBM
116. NYC cultural center MOMA
117. International Year of Astronomy year MMIX
119. Dog who reveals he can speak in “Tik-Tok of Oz” TOTO
121. Kitchen add-on? -ETTE
funny eels 123. Sushi selection EEL
124. What U can follow RST
125. Mite TAD
126. Sulu player John CHO: John Yohan Cho is an American actor and musician. He starred as Harold Lee in the Harold & Kumar films and played the character John, MILF Guy No. 2 who popularized the term “MILF” in the American Pie films. Wikipedia

Sunday LA Times Crossword Answers

Here are the answers to the Sunday LA Times crossword puzzle:

LA Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Sunday July 14 2013

LA Times Crossword Answers Sunday July 7th 2013

Crossword by: Gail Grabowski and edited by Rich Norris
la times crossword sunday july 6th 2013

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1. Put one’s hands together, in a way CLAP
5. Apple products MACS: As of May 2013, Apple maintains 406 retail stores in fourteen countries as well as the online Apple Store and iTunes Store. It is the second-largest publicly traded corporation in the world by market capitalization, with an estimated value of US$414 billion as of January 2013. As of September 29, 2012, the company had 72,800 permanent full-time employees and 3,300 temporary full-time employees worldwide. Its worldwide annual revenue in 2012 totalled $156 billion. In May 2013, Apple entered the top ten of the Fortune 500 list of companies for the first time, rising 11 places above its 2012 ranking to take the sixth position. wikipedia
9. Concert memorabilia STUBS
14. Preserves, in a way SALTS
19. Hip dance? HULA
20. “Summertime,” for one ARIA
21. They’re forbidden NO-NOS
22. Genre of Vasarely’s “Zebras” OP ART: Victor Vasarely was a Hungarian–French artist whose work is generally seen as aligned with Op-art. His work entitled Zebra, created in the 1930s, is considered by some to be one of the earliest examples of Op-art. Vasarely died in Paris in 1997. Wikipedia
23. Before thou know’st ANON
24. Many a cheerleader GIRL
25. Golf green border APRON
26. South-of-the-border residences CASAS
27. Really old deck of cards? RATTY PACK
29. Feline in the headlines? PRESS KITTY
31. Catamaran mover SAIL
32. WWII torpedo vessel E-BOAT
33. “Uh-uh” NAH
34. Guarantee ASSURE
37. Like skilled negotiators SHREWD
39. Perch in a pond LILY PAD
rob feller baseballer 43. __ Robert: nickname for pitcher Bob Feller RAPID: Robert William Andrew Feller, nicknamed “The Heater from Van Meter,” “Bullet Bob,” and “Rapid Robert,” was an American Major League Baseball pitcher from 1936 to 1941, when he enlisted in the navy.Wikipedia
44. Watchdog breed AKITA: The Akita is a large spitz breed of dog originating from the mountainous northern regions of Japan. There are two separate varieties of Akita: a Japanese strain, known as the “Akita Inu” or “Japanese … Wikipedia
45. Go bad ROT
46. From Athens to Augusta, Ga. ESE
47. When some deadlocks are broken, briefly IN OT
48. Thief who begs to be arrested? CRIME NOVELTY
52. Word alphabetizers ignore THE
53. Get stuck for, as a cost EAT
54. Stroked tools OARS
55. Mouth piece? LIP
56. Sunrise service occasion EASTER
satchmo louis armstrong 58. Jazz nickname SATCHMO: Born August 4 1901 Louis Armstrong, nicknamed Satchmo or Pops, was an American jazz trumpeter and singer from New Orleans, Louisiana. Wikipedia
60. Wrecker’s fee TOWAGE
63. Hickman who portrayed Dobie Gillis DWAYNE: Dwayne Bernard Hickman is a former American actor and television executive at CBS. Hickman is known primarily for his “teenager” roles on television sitcoms. Wikipedia
64. Decade divs. YRS
65. Frogumentary? WARTY FILM
68. Where Hillary was a sen. NYS
69. Miss the beginning BELATE
72. Macadamia product NUT OIL
73. Quitter’s words I RESIGN
77. Tampico pals AMIGOS: Tampico is a city and port in the state of Tamaulipas, in the country of Mexico. It is located in the southeastern part of the state, directly north across the border from Veracruz. Wikipedia
78. Union agreement? I DO
79. Epitome of virility STUD
80. Excessively TOO
81. Christmas cupful NOG
82. Price tag on a toilet for tots? POTTY STICKER
87. Initial step A TO B
88. Ultimate power NTH
89. Certain suit top BRA
90. Deduce INFER
91. 1980s attorney general MEESE: Edwin “Ed” Meese, III is a noted Republican attorney, law professor, and author who served in official capacities within the Ronald Reagan Gubernatorial Administration, the Reagan Presidential Transition …Wikipedia
92. Uncaged SET FREE
95. Cuddly companion LAPDOG
97. It’s not good to be over one BARREL
98. Dawn deity EOS
99. People now known as Sami LAPPS
100. Mark’s successor EURO
101. Humongous harbor wall? JUMBO JETTY
104. Sitcom with spiteful scripts? CATTY SHOW
109. Sweetheart SUGAR
110. Trying to lose, after “on” A DIET
111. Share a border with ABUT
112. Makeshift swing TIRE
113. Saxon leader? ANGLO
114. Old laundry soap RINSO
115. Start over REDO
116. They’re drawn in bars ALES
117. Saunter MOSEY
118. Conservative IRA asset T-NOTE
119. WWII weapon STEN: The STEN (or Sten gun) was a family of British 9 mm submachine guns used extensively by British and Commonwealth forces throughout World War II and the Korean War. They were notable for having a simple design and very low production cost making them effective insurgency weapons for resistance groups. wikipedia
120. Traffic sound TOOT

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1. Turn black CHAR
2. Moon goddess LUNA
3. Often A LOT
4. Saint Laurent’s Le Smoking, e.g. PANTSUIT
5. Chatterbox MAGPIE
6. Serif-free font ARIAL
7. Copies per day, say: Abbr. CIRC
8. Virologist Jonas SALK: Jonas Edward Salk was an American medical researcher and virologist, best known for his discovery and development of the first successful polio vaccine. He was born in New York City to Jewish parents. Wikipedia
9. Edible with a crisp pod SNAP BEAN
10. Cheap-seats spot TOP ROW
11. Like much small print UNREAD
12. Leg up BOOST
13. Three-part figs. SSNS
14. Gregarious SOCIAL
15. Ho-hum feeling APATHY
16. Wear LAST
17. Server’s aid TRAY
18. Rd. atlas listings STS
28. Place to play bocce, perhaps YARD
30. Like sweaters KNITTED
32. “Symphony in Black” artist ERTE
34. Taurus neighbor ARIES
35. Arabian peninsula capital SANA’A
36. Flickering bulb? SPOTTY LIGHT
37. Items on an auto rack SKIS
38. “I Will Follow ___”: 1963 chart-topper HIM

39. Twitter titter, and then some LOL
40. Nitpicking kid minder? PETTY SITTER
scared baby 41. Visibly frightened ASHEN
42. Mower handle? DEERE
44. Hood’s missile ARROW
45. Force back REPEL
48. Baby or nanny follower CAM
king olaf 1 of Norway 49. Norwegian king, 995-1000 OLAF I: Olaf Tryggvason was King of Norway from 995 to 1000. He was the son of Tryggvi Olafsson, king of Viken, and, according to later sagas, the great-grandson of Harald Fairhair, first King of Norway. Wikipedia
50. Watch VIGIL
51. Was about to nod, maybe YAWNED
54. “Quit worrying about it” OH STOP
57. Comes out with SAYS
59. Mountaineer’s challenge CRAG
60. Pete’s wife on “Mad Men” TRUDY
61. Bismarck et al. OTTOS: Otto Eduard Leopold, Prince of Bismarck, Duke of Lauenburg, simply known as Otto von Bismarck, was a conservative German statesman who dominated European affairs from the 1860s to his dismissal in 1890 by Emperor Wilhelm II. Wikipedia
62. Devils Tower st. WYO
66. Santa __ racetrack ANITA
67. Carpentry joint MITER
69. Premarital posting BANNS
70. Act the wrong way? EMOTE
71. Anka hit with a Spanish title ESO BESO

74. Capek play about automatons RUR
75. Silly sort GOOSE
76. Dynamite guy? NOBEL: Alfred Bernhard Nobel was a Swedish chemist, engineer, innovator, and armaments manufacturer. He was the inventor of dynamite. Wikipedia
79. Surfboard fin SKEG
83. Half of sei TRE
84. What one might sneak out on TIPPY TOE
85. Swing voters: Abbr. INDS
86. Fiscal exec CFO
87. Balloon or blimp AEROSTAT
91. Gardener of rhyme MARY
93. What “F” often means FEMALE
94. Cocktail with scotch ROB ROY
95. Bodega patron LATINO
96. Most fitting APTEST
97. Symbol of precision BUTTON
99. Escorted LED IN
100. Scriabin composition ETUDE
101. Jupiter’s wife JUNO
102. Trendy warm boots UGGS
103. Lawn game missile JART
104. They’re sometimes seen in jams CARS
105. Partner of aid ABET
106. Big Island port HILO: Hilo is the largest census-designated place and the largest settlement on the Island of Hawaiʻi, also known as the County of Hawaiʻi. The population was 40,759 at the 2000 census. The population increased by 6.1% to 43,263 at the 2010 census. Wikipedia
107. Versatile cookie OREO
108. Wild place, once WEST
109. Avuncular top hat wearer SAM

Sunday LA Times Crossword Answers

Here are the answers to the Sunday LA Times crossword puzzle:
answers to la times crossword sunday july 6th 2013

LA Times Crossword Answers Sunday June 30th 2013

Sunday Crossword by: Elizabeth C. Gorski and edited by Rich Norris
LA Times Crossword Sunday June 30th 2013

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Across Clues
1. Sixth-day creation
5. Iraqi port
10. Exchange
14. Supermodel with a Global Chic collection
18. Jared of “Lonely Hearts”
19. Places of worship
21. Kent State state
22. Upscale
23. 11-part documentary with the episodes “Caves” and “Deserts”
25. Lopsided win
26. Trumpeter, e.g.
27. Motorcade wheels
28. Flea market transactions
30. Meager
32. Happy outdoorsman?
34. Grafton’s “__ for Malice”
35. “The Little Sparrow”
36. “My Cousin Vinny” Oscar winner
37. “Peanuts” Halloween setting
42. E. African land
44. Year-span separator
47. After-dinner drink
48. Noodlehead
49. Quaint writer
51. Despondency
53. Personal quirk
54. Resort NE of Los Alamos
55. __ Reader: eclectic magazine
56. “Beats me!”
58. Fancy pillowcase
61. Blast cause
62. “Let __!”: “Move on!”
63. Power dept.
64. __-pah band
66. Personal ltrs.
68. Yamaha seat, perhaps
71. It can help you put on a coat
75. Italian fashion center
76. Get takeout, say
78. “Bus Stop” playwright
79. Visiting the Getty Center, briefly
80. Turkish honorific
82. NASA hire
84. Landing strip
86. Britney’s ex, in tabloids
87. Long lunches
89. Schlep
91. “… farm, __”
92. Aptly named novelist
93. “Dust Tracks on __”: Zora Neale Hurston autobiography
95. Apple product
97. Bank ad number
99. El Al home: Abbr.
100. Soapbox delivery
103. Humidor item
105. Radio host John
106. __ Balls: Hostess snack food
107. 1942 Cooper role
109. Hospitality
112. From now on
114. Iron target
118. Berry touted as a superfood
119. Org. with part of a prominent statue in its logo
121. Fruity pastry
123. It may be ear-to-ear
124. Wild way to run
125. Doddering
126. Sussex streetcar
127. Dover delicacy
128. Breadbasket bunch
129. Parts of goblets
130. It often takes place in a bar
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Down Clues
1. Skier’s mecca
2. Editing mark
3. Hardly at all
4. Rainier’s locale
5. Cricket players
6. Bass in a glass
7. It may be glassy
8. Less common
9. Dance and such
10. Touchy subject
11. Villagers below Mount Crumpit
12. Goal
13. Visits on a whim
14. “Believe you me!”
15. Cut MOWN
16. Constitutional subj.?
17. Abbr. on Manhattan mail
20. SeaWorld headliner
24. Tooth coating
29. Tired
31. They may be used for emphasis
33. Hybrid language
35. A former ace might be one
36. Doohickey
37. Sound unit
38. Reality TV matriarch Jenner
39. Ethical complaint
40. “Hurry!”
41. Olympics city, e.g.
42. Furnish
43. Everyone, in orchestral scores
45. Noted Mayflower passenger
46. Origin
50. “Spanglish” actress Téa
52. Phone button sequence
57. Alley in comics
59. Pay (up)
60. Will Smith film series, briefly
63. “Personal Witness: Israel Through My Eyes” author
65. Injured badly
67. Playground ride
69. Grand __ Opry
70. Bowler, for one
72. Lead __: EPA concern
73. Flexible Flyers, e.g.
74. Recent “SNL” regular Bill
77. Inventor’s monogram
80. Urgent acronym
81. Trusted adviser
83. College hoops coach with 876 victories
85. Really funny
88. Grueling workplace
90. Freaks out GOES
92. Capital west of Winnipeg
94. Downsizing event?
96. Turn down
98. Cross words
101. Note in a D major scale
102. Free stuff
104. Will Smith’s role in 60-Down
107. Weight room sound
108. “__ Meenie”: Kingston/Bieber song
109. Wits
110. High opening
111. Track boundary
112. Tremendously
113. Holders of buried treasures
115. Joan of art
116. “Winter’s Tales” author Dinesen
117. Words of lament
120. Org. in Clancy novels
122. Spreading tree
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Sunday LA Times Crossword Answers

Here are the answers to the Sunday LA Times crossword puzzle:
LA Times Crossword Answers Sunday June 30th 2013

Across Answers

1. Sixth-day creation ADAM
5. Iraqi port BASRA
10. Exchange SWAP
14. Supermodel with a Global Chic collection IMAN
18. Jared of “Lonely Hearts” LETO: Jared Leto is an American actor, musician, singer and songwriter. Leto has appeared in both big-budget Hollywood films and smaller projects from independent producers and art houses.
19. Places of worship ALTARS
21. Kent State state OHIO
22. Upscale TONY
23. 11-part documentary with the episodes “Caves” and “Deserts” PLANET EARTH
25. Lopsided win ROMP
26. Trumpeter, e.g. SWAN
27. Motorcade wheels SEDANS
28. Flea market transactions RESALES
30. Meager SCANTY
32. Happy outdoorsman? CAMPER
34. Grafton’s “__ for Malice” M IS
35. “The Little Sparrow” PIAF: Édith Piaf, born Édith Giovanna Gassion, was a French singer who became widely regarded as France’s national diva, as well as being one of France’s greatest international stars.
marissa tomei 36. “My Cousin Vinny” Oscar winner TOMEI: Marisa Tomei is an American stage, film, and television actress. Following her work on As The World Turns, Tomei came to prominence as a supporting cast member on The Cosby Show spinoff A Different World in 1987.
37. “Peanuts” Halloween setting PUMPKIN PATCH
42. E. African land ETH
44. Year-span separator EN DASH
47. After-dinner drink PORT: Port wine is a Portuguese fortified wine produced exclusively in the Douro Valley in the northern provinces of Portugal. It is typically a sweet, red wine, often served as a dessert wine though it also comes in dry, semi-dry, and white varieties.
48. Noodlehead SCHMO
49. Quaint writer QUILL
51. Despondency GLOOM
53. Personal quirk TIC
54. Resort NE of Los Alamos TAOS: Taos is a town in Taos County in the north-central region of New Mexico in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, incorporated in 1934. As of the 2010 census, its population was 5,716.
55. __ Reader: eclectic magazine UTNE
56. “Beats me!” I DUNNO!
58. Fancy pillowcase SHAM
61. Blast cause TNT: Trinitrotoluene (/ˌtraɪnaɪtrɵˈtɒljʉ.iːn/; TNT), or more specifically, 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene, is a chemical compound with the formula C6H2(NO2)3CH3. This yellow-colored solid is sometimes used as a reagent in chemical synthesis, but it is best known as a useful explosive material with convenient handling properties. The explosive yield of TNT is considered to be the standard measure of strength of bombs and other explosives. In chemistry, TNT is used to generate charge transfer salts.
62. “Let __!”: “Move on!” IT GO
63. Power dept. ENER
64. __-pah band OOM
66. Personal ltrs. INITS
68. Yamaha seat, perhaps PIANO BENCH
71. It can help you put on a coat PAINT BRUSH
75. Italian fashion center MILAN: Milan is the second-largest city in Italy and the capital of Lombardy. The city proper has a population of about 1.35 million, while its urban area is the 5th largest in the EU and the largest in Italy
76. Get takeout, say EAT
78. “Bus Stop” playwright INGE
79. Visiting the Getty Center, briefly IN LA
80. Turkish honorific AGA
82. NASA hire ENGR
84. Landing strip TARMAC
86. Britney’s ex, in tabloids K-FED: Kevin Earl Federline is an American dancer, rapper, fashion model, and actor. His career began as a backup dancer; he later became known for a high-profile two-year marriage to American recording artist Britney Spears.
87. Long lunches SUBS
89. Schlep LUG
91. “… farm, __” EIEIO
92. Aptly named novelist READE
93. “Dust Tracks on __”: Zora Neale Hurston autobiography A ROAD: Zora Neale Hurston was an American folklorist, anthropologist, and author during the time of the Harlem Renaissance.
95. Apple product IPOD
97. Bank ad number CD RATE
99. El Al home: Abbr. ISR
100. Soapbox delivery PUBLIC SPEECH
103. Humidor item CIGAR
105. Radio host John TESH
106. __ Balls: Hostess snack food SNO
107. 1942 Cooper role GEHRIG
109. Hospitality WARMTH
112. From now on ANYMORE
114. Iron target ANEMIA: Anemia is a condition in which the body does not have enough healthy red blood cells. Red blood cells provide oxygen to body tissues.
118. Berry touted as a superfood ACAI: The açaí palm is a species of palm tree in the genus Euterpe cultivated for their fruit and superior hearts of palm. Its name comes from the Portuguese adaptation of the Tupian word ïwaca’i, ‘[fruit that] cries or expels water’
119. Org. with part of a prominent statue in its logo ACLU
121. Fruity pastry PRUNE DANISH
123. It may be ear-to-ear GRIN
124. Wild way to run RIOT
125. Doddering SENILE
126. Sussex streetcar TRAM
127. Dover delicacy SOLE
128. Breadbasket bunch PATS
129. Parts of goblets STEMS
130. It often takes place in a bar JOKE: A man walked into a bar…ouch!

Down Answers

1. Skier’s mecca ALPS
2. Editing mark DELE
3. Hardly at all A TAD
4. Rainier’s locale MONACO: Rainier III ruled the Principality of Monaco for almost 56 years, making him one of the longest ruling monarchs of the 20th century.
5. Cricket players BATSMEN
6. Bass in a glass ALE
7. It may be glassy STARE
8. Less common RARER
9. Dance and such ARTS
10. Touchy subject SORE SPOT
11. Villagers below Mount Crumpit WHOS
12. Goal AIM
13. Visits on a whim POPS IN
14. “Believe you me!” ITS A FACT!
15. Cut MOWN
16. Constitutional subj.? ANAT
17. Abbr. on Manhattan mail NY, NY
20. SeaWorld headliner SHAMU: Shamu was the first orca to survive more than 13 months in captivity and was the star of a very popular killer whale show at SeaWorld San Diego in the mid – late 1960s.
24. Tooth coating ENAMEL
29. Tired LIMP
31. They may be used for emphasis CAPS
33. Hybrid language PIDGIN ENGLISH
35. A former ace might be one PITCHING COACH
36. Doohickey THINGAMABOB
37. Sound unit PHON
38. Reality TV matriarch Jenner KRIS: Kristen Mary “Kris” Jenner is an American socialite, author and television personality. In her television ventures, Jenner has appeared on Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kourtney and Khloé Take Miami, Khloé & Lamar, Kourtney and Kim Take New York, Good Morning America, The Talk and America’s Next Top Model.
39. Ethical complaint THAT’S UNFAIR
40. “Hurry!” C’MON!
41. Olympics city, e.g. HOST: The Ancient Olympic Games were a series of athletic competitions among representatives of city-states of Ancient Greece. They were held in honor of Zeus, and the Greeks gave them a mythological origin. Historical records indicate that they began in 776 BC in Olympia.
42. Furnish EQUIP
43. Everyone, in orchestral scores TUTTI
45. Noted Mayflower passenger ALDEN: The Mayflower was the ship that in 1620 transported 102 English Pilgrims, including a core group of Separatists, to New England. Their story is one of travail and survival in a harsh New World environment.
46. Origin SOURCE
50. “Spanglish” actress Téa LEONI

52. Phone button sequence MNO
57. Alley in comics OOP
59. Pay (up) ANTE
60. Will Smith film series, briefly MIB
63. “Personal Witness: Israel Through My Eyes” author EBAN
65. Injured badly MAIMED
67. Playground ride TRIKE
69. Grand __ Opry OLE
70. Bowler, for one HAT
72. Lead __: EPA concern IN AIR
73. Flexible Flyers, e.g. SLEDS
74. Recent “SNL” regular Bill HADER
77. Inventor’s monogram TAE
80. Urgent acronym ASAP
81. Trusted adviser GURU
83. College hoops coach with 876 victories RUPP: Adolph Frederick Rupp was one of the most successful coaches in the history of American college basketball. Rupp is ranked 5th in total victories by a men’s NCAA Division I college coach, winning 876 games in 41 years of coaching.
85. Really funny RICH
88. Grueling workplace SALT MINE
90. Freaks out GOES NUTS
92. Capital west of Winnipeg REGINA: Regina is the capital city of the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. The city is the second-largest in the province and a cultural and commercial centre for southern Saskatchewan. It is governed by Regina City Council.
94. Downsizing event? DIET
96. Turn down DENY
98. Cross words TIRADES
101. Note in a D major scale C-SHARP
102. Free stuff COMPS
104. Will Smith’s role in 60-Down AGENT J
107. Weight room sound GRUNT
108. “__ Meenie”: Kingston/Bieber song EENIE
109. Wits WAGS
110. High opening ACRO-
111. Track boundary RAIL
112. Tremendously A LOT
113. Holders of buried treasures ORES
115. Joan of art MIRO: Joan Miró i Ferrà was a Catalan Spanish painter, sculptor, and ceramicist born in Barcelona. A museum dedicated to his work, the Fundació Joan Miró, was established in his native city in 1975.
116. “Winter’s Tales” author Dinesen ISAK
117. Words of lament AH ME
120. Org. in Clancy novels CIA
122. Spreading tree ELM: Elms are deciduous and semi-deciduous trees comprising the genus Ulmus in the plant family Ulmaceae. Dozens of elm species are found in the temperate and tropical-montane regions of North America and Eurasia, ranging southward into Indonesia.