On this page you will find all the answers to LA Times Crossword of April 29th 2021.
April 29th 2021 Answers
Clue | Answer |
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Angled | FISHED |
Three-word defense | IAMSO |
Soother | BALM |
Sign, as a contract | INK |
Pump measurement | OCTANE |
Shooting competition | SKEET |
Two-dimensional size | AREA |
ABO system abbr. | NEG |
H&R Block calculation | PERSONALINCOMETAX |
Hot __ | TUB |
K-pop city | SEOUL |
Long. counterpart | LAT |
Sock part | TOE |
Times-changing workers? | EDITORS |
They may be footed | PAJAMAS |
Peru grazer | LLAMA |
On | ATOP |
Sworn words | IDO |
Gloomy __ | GUS |
Individual with limited skills | ONETRICKPONY |
Put in new film | RELOAD |
[Oh no!] | GASP |
First name in makeup | ESTEE |
"You can't be serious!" | IBEGYOURPARDON |
"Full House," but not "House" | SITCOM |
Small-runway mil. craft | STOL |
Cap joint | KNEE |
Former sea that's now part desert | ARAL |
Zany | LOONY |
"Into the Wild" star Hirsch | EMILE |
Drs.' publication | JAMA |
__-out: total | ALL |
PTA member | MOM |
Hamilton, for one | AMERICANREVOLUTIONARY |
High-tech agent | BOT |
Schuss or slalom | SKI |
UMass' conference | ATEN |
Explosive matter, briefly | NITRO |
Storm sounds | CLAPS |
Air carrier | DUCT |
Judge's assessment | FINE |
Olive, for one | TREE |
Throw away, in a way | DELETE |
Recreational area with pipes, bowls and ramps | SKATEBOARDPARK |
Like the opening of "The Wizard of Oz" | SEPIA |
Clarifying words | ASIN |
Microwave concern | ARCING |
Dropping-off places? | SLEEPINGCARS |
Beehive State native | UTE |
SAT scores, e.g. | NOS |
Emulate a hot dog | PANT |
Gridiron gripper | CLEAT |
Being judged | ONTRIAL |
Cow chow | ALFALFA |
Hold up | ROB |
Ref. for wordsmiths | OED |
Polynesian Disney heroine | MOANA |
Lao Tzu's "way" | TAO |
Red choice | CABERNETSAUVIGNON |
Angled piece | ELL |
Focus for clérigos | DIOS |
Raven's sound | CROAK |
Part of a plot | INONIT |
Low | SAD |
Shooters with straps, for short | SLRS |
Tony's cousins | EMMYS |
Skip | IGNORE |
Dandy guys | FOPS |
Drink with a domed cover | ICEE |
A.L. West pro, informally | STRO |
Entertains at the penthouse | HASUP |
Historic WWII B-29 | ENOLAGAY |
__ mother | DEN |
Five Pillars faith | ISLAM |
Breed from Honshu | AKITA |
All NBA players | MEN |
Mennonites, e.g. | SECT |
1962 Lawrence portrayer | OTOOLE |
Sweetie, in slang | BAE |
Twin sister of Apollo | ARTEMIS |
Headliners | LEADACTS |
Skirt type | MAXI |
As a whole | INTOTO |
Impulse-conducting cell | NEURON |
Enemy in a Le Carré novel | KGBSPY |
"Sad to say ... " | ALAS |
Diner sandwich | MELT |
Stick on, in a way | TAPETO |
Dojo action | JUDOKICK |
Slugging Sammy | SOSA |
Oakland's Oracle, e.g. | ARENA |
Light controller in a lens | IRIS |
Obligation | DEBT |
Spread on toast | OLEO |
"Morning Edition" airer | NPR |
Lake Wobegon creator | KEILLOR |
Creepy starer | OGLER |
Inexperienced | GREEN |
Donkey Kong looks like one | APE |
Like rolled carpet | UNLAID |
"The Martian" star | DAMON |
__ contract | ORAL |
Food __: listlessness after a large meal | COMA |
__ about | ONOR |
"Oh dear!" | MYMY |
Gloria Estefan, for one | LATINA |
Error | MISSTEP |
Volkswagen sedan | JETTA |
N-S Manhattan road | AVE |
Bookish set | LITERATI |
Starting quartet | ABCD |
18-Down, at times | MOLE |
Famous last words? | ETAL |
Ribs unit | RACK |
Blue side | UNION |
Unacceptable to some, for short | NOTPC |
Old Spanish bread | PESETA |
Meter measure | USAGE |
"The X-Files" org. | FBI |
Pour, e.g. | RAIN |
Inventor Rubik | ERNO |
Heart lines?: Abbr. | EKGS |
Cringe-worthy YouTube subject | EPICFAIL |
Road goo | TAR |
Standard Oil brand | ESSO |
Unrealistic | DREAMING |
About to deliver | INLABOR |
Outpourings | SPATES |
Fingers-in-ears syllables | LALALA |
Embrace | ENFOLD |
Kiss drummer Eric | CARR |
Immediately | ATONCE |
Hindustani tongue | URDU |
Zero input | NOSAY |
Sources of deck wood | TEAKS |
Sign in | LOGON |
Digital displays, briefly | LCDS |
Earthen wall | BERM |
Cornerstone word | ANNO |
Film __ | NOIR |
Pot starter | ANTE |
Capital of Switzerland? | ESS |
Hulce or Hanks | TOM |
Sundial seven | VII |
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