On this page you will find all the answers to LA Times Crossword of April 21st 2019.
April 21st 2019 Answers
Clue | Answer |
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Roll of dough | WAD |
Covert agents | SPIES |
||, on a remote | PAUSE |
Melt | THAW |
Bar order | ALE |
Ain't right? | ARENT |
Beach wear | TRUNKS |
Pixar clownfish | NEMO |
[Bee home Venus heron kin] | HIVEGODDESSEGRET |
Crime film genre | NOIR |
In the same place, in footnotes | IBIDEM |
State as fact | AVER |
Kitten's cry | MEW |
NFL ball carriers | RBS |
E Street Band guitarist Lofgren | NILS |
Actor Davis | OSSIE |
Stereotypical shipwreck site | DESERTISLE |
City near Düsseldorf | ESSEN |
["Star Trek" villain mailed light beam take pains to avoid] | KHANSENTRAYSHUN |
Anderson of "WKRP in Cincinnati" | LONI |
Take effect, as meds | ACT |
Binges | SPREES |
Org. funded by FICA | SSA |
Ward on TV | SELA |
Lennon's love | ONO |
Everyday article | THE |
[Sass, in slang inferno turkey Babe with a bat] | TUDEHELLDUDRUTH |
Flavor | SAPOR |
O.T. book after Amos | OBAD |
They may be vacant | LOTS |
Furrow maker | HOE |
Run off to wed | ELOPE |
Harry Potter's forte | MAGIC |
Junkyard dogs | CURS |
Benefit | SAKE |
Hardly bold | TIMID |
Gladiator's venue | ARENA |
Has too much, for short | ODS |
Aretha's queendom | SOUL |
Musical pitch | TONE |
Lazy __ | SUSAN |
[Legume yank pound sound bee product] | PEAPULLARFHONEY |
Wray of "King Kong" | FAY |
Anger | IRE |
Angry | SORE |
Suffix with cannon | ADE |
Level between kingdom and class | PHYLUM |
"The Raven" writer | POE |
What's expected | NORM |
[Cutlet meat statute quartet goatee site] | VEALLAWFOURCHIN |
Instrument with movable frets | SITAR |
Poker pros, say | CARDSHARPS |
Snap course | EASYA |
"Scream" star Campbell | NEVE |
Opposite of COD | PPD |
"This Is India" novelist Santha Rama __ | RAU |
Raggedy dolls | ANNS |
Advanced | LOANED |
Author Dinesen | ISAK |
[Utter cherish old laundry detergent harm] | SAYLOVEDUZINJURY |
__ stick | POGO |
Climber's tool | ICEAXE |
Hit the road | LEAVE |
Itinerary abbr. | RTE |
Fed. power dept. | ENER |
"Napoleon Dynamite" sidekick Sánchez | PEDRO |
Borders | EDGES |
Slalom segment | ESS |
Female surfer | WAHINE |
Suspects' stories | ALIBIS |
New Jersey NHL team | DEVILS |
"Parsley, __, rosemary ... " | SAGE |
Teaser | PROMO |
Mil. roadside hazard | IED |
Hyphen cousin | ENDASH |
Lydia's sugar substitute on "Breaking Bad" | STEVIA |
__-op | PRE |
Enlarge | AUGMENT |
Turmoil | UNREST |
Kebab holder | SKEWER |
Body shop fig. | EST |
Spike TV, once | TNN |
Flexible pronoun substitute | HEORSHE |
1929 title words following "Now he's gone, and we're through" | AMIBLUE |
Deteriorates | WORSENS |
Original D&D co. | TSR |
Ford flop | EDSEL |
Gone out with | SEEN |
Talent | SKILL |
Designer's concern | DECOR |
Itchy red area | RASH |
Work on galleys | TYPESET |
Neighbor of Syr. | ISR |
Quick snack | NOSH |
Smooths in woodshop | SANDS |
Maiden name preceder | NEE |
Plant pores | STOMAS |
Outback automaker | SUBARU |
Sayings like "Haste makes waste" | ADAGES |
Refer (to) | ALLUDE |
Scoreboard count | OUTS |
What you used to be? | THEE |
Minneapolis suburb | EDINA |
Backs, anatomically | DORSA |
Moving brand | UHAUL |
Stein's confidante | TOKLAS |
2006 Supreme Court appointee | ALITO |
Cal Poly city | POMONA |
Expressed a view | OPINED |
Flight named for its effect on fliers | REDEYE |
Flower-watering amounts | CANFULS |
Backup | COPY |
One and only fish? | SOLE |
More reliable | SURER |
Devout | PIOUS |
Opie portrayer Howard | RONNY |
To and __ | FRO |
For the woman | HERS |
Asian nurse | AMAH |
Material for drainage lines | PVCPIPE |
Adds and adds | HEAPSON |
Golf hole measure | YARDAGE |
Honorary law deg. | LLD |
Well-liked | POPULAR |
Rapper Nicki | MINAJ |
The Red Baron, e.g. | WARACE |
Unraveled | FRAYED |
Suffix with Pleisto- | CENE |
Take care of | HANDLE |
Put out, as a magazine | ISSUED |
Prof's security | TENURE |
Wards off | AVERTS |
Colors again, as hair | REDYES |
Still in the game | ALIVE |
Fifth in NYC, e.g. | AVE |
Till bills | ONES |
"MASH" setting: Abbr. | KOR |
Drink sampling | SIP |
Kitchenware brand | OXO |
Zig partner | ZAG |
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