LA Times Crossword Answers - Updated Daily! (2024)

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Constructed by: Amanda Cook & Kelly Richardson

• Center: HEART, The central or most important part.
• Visibly nervous: SHAKY, Unsteady or trembling due to anxiety.
• BCBS offering: HMO, Health Maintenance Organization provided by Blue Cross Blue Shield.
• Beaker’s sound: MEEP, A high-pitched sound often made by scientific equipment.
• Wabbit hunter Fudd: ELMER, The cartoon character Elmer Fudd from Looney Tunes.
• Like a foggy graveyard: EERIE, Strange and frightening.
• Brim (with): TEEM, To be full of or swarming with.
• Minnesota representative Ilhan: OMAR, Ilhan Omar, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
• College administrators who never skip gym class?: RIPPEDDEANS, A humorous term for physically fit college deans.
• Panache: ELAN, Distinctive style or flair.
• Score symbol: NOTE, A symbol representing a musical sound.
• Mattel product: DOLL, A toy figure representing a human.
• Whoops: YELLS, An exclamation often followed by a loud shout.
• Mistake a bluebird for a blue bird?: CALLITAJAY, To incorrectly identify a bluebird as a jay.
• Harder to hike: STEEPER, More inclined or difficult to climb.
• Big yikes: HOOBOY, An expression of surprise or concern.
• Court orders: WRITS, Legal documents ordering or prohibiting some action.
• __ Talks: TED, A series of influential talks on a variety of subjects.
• Shinbone: TIBIA, The inner and larger bone of the lower leg.
• Podcast equipment: MIC, Short for microphone.
• Iverson in the Basketball Hall of Fame: ALLEN, Allen Iverson, a retired professional basketball player.
• Finally breaking up with that no-good pool hall hustler?: DUMPINGTHESHARK, A play on the term “jumping the shark,” meaning to end a relationship with someone untrustworthy.
• Nintendo Switch precursor: WII, A home video game console released by Nintendo.
• Carolyn Bertozzi notably: CHEMIST, An American chemist known for her work in bioorthogonal chemistry.
• One with niblings: AUNT, A person with nieces or nephews.
• Regret: RUE, To feel sorrow or remorse for.
• Massachusetts state tree: ELM, The American elm tree, designated as the state tree.
• __ Nagila: Hebrew folk song: HAVA, A traditional Jewish song meaning “Let us rejoice.”
• Made brownies say: BAKED, Prepared by cooking in an oven.
• Crafty platform: ETSY, An online marketplace for handmade and vintage items.
• Gwen of No Doubt: STEFANI, Gwen Stefani, the lead vocalist of the band No Doubt.
• Penalty shot defender: GOALIE, The player who defends the goal in sports like hockey and soccer.
• Queues up: WAITS, To line up or wait in line.
• Tiny bells added to an ugly Christmas sweater?: JANGLINGMODIFIERS, Small decorative items that make a jingly sound.
• Still-life subject often: FRUIT, Common objects depicted in still-life paintings.
• Man cave locale maybe: GARAGE, A space often used as a personal retreat.
• In the spotlight for bad behavior: ONBLAST, Publicly called out or criticized.
• Freight option: RAIL, Transportation of goods by train.
• Nick of Cape Fear: NOLTE, Nick Nolte, an actor known for his role in the film “Cape Fear.”
• Purple bloom: IRIS, A type of flowering plant with showy blooms.
• Once called: NEE, Used to indicate a woman’s maiden name.
• Exit full screen button: ESC, The escape key on a keyboard.
• Toodles: CIAO, An informal way to say goodbye.
• Indian flatbread: CHAPATI, A type of unleavened bread from India.
• Some undergrad degs.: AAS, Associate of Applied Science degrees.
• Honorific for San Francisco’s top athlete?: THEJOCKOFTHEBAY, A playful title for a prominent athlete from San Francisco.
• Churchyard peals: TOLLS, The sound of bells ringing.
• Scrape (by): EKE, To manage to make a living with difficulty.
• Opera solos: ARIAS, Solo vocal pieces in operas.
• Muscle mag muscle: PEC, Short for pectoral muscles.
• Space Invaders console: ATARI, The video game console that popularized “Space Invaders.”
• Marzipan nut: ALMOND, The primary ingredient in marzipan.
• Abandons: DESERTS, To leave someone or something behind.
• Beaver construction party?: DAMSESSION, A playful term for beavers building a dam.
• Concert platform: RISER, A raised stage for performers.
• Heavenly glow: AURA, A distinctive atmosphere or quality.
• NYC drama award: OBIE, Awards given to Off-Broadway theater productions.
• Vegan pho protein: TOFU, A plant-based protein used in the Vietnamese noodle soup.
• Good news! The animals living under the deck aren’t skunks!?: JUSTBUNNIES, A humorous reassurance.
• Bridesmaid’s handful: POSY, A small bouquet of flowers.
• Tinnitus docs: ENTS, Ear, Nose, and Throat specialists.
• Balance sheet entry: ASSET, An item of value owned by a company.
• Sty sounds: OINKS, The sounds made by pigs.
• Lob: TOSS, To throw something lightly or casually.
• Director Anderson: WES, Wes Anderson, known for his distinctive filmmaking style.
• Big bangs: WHAMS, Loud explosive sounds.
• Like a windbag: GASSY, Full of hot air; overly talkative.
• Ranch groups: HERDS, Groups of livestock managed on a ranch.
• Daniel Deronda novelist: ELIOT, George Eliot, the pen name of Mary Ann Evans.
• Bountiful: AMPLE, More than enough.
• Brimming (with): REPLETE, Filled or well-supplied with something.
• Three in Trieste: TRE, The Italian word for three.
• Occasion to read the Haggadah: SEDER, A Jewish ritual feast during Passover.
• Tap location: HEEL, The back part of the foot.
• North __ Sea: Central Asian lake: ARAL, A lake in Central Asia that has been shrinking.
• Bonds between friends: KINSHIPS, Relationships based on family or close friendship.
• Absolutely!: YES, An emphatic agreement.
• Are you even listening?: HELLO, A call for attention.
• Like overripe apples: MEALY, Having a dry, crumbly texture.
• Hyatt competitor: OMNI, A hotel chain.
• Orange-and-black butterfly: MONARCH, A type of butterfly known for its migration.
• Fire in a text?: EMOJI, A small digital image used to express an idea or emotion.
• Patronize as a bistro: EATAT, To dine at a specific place.
• Hunts with on: PREYS, To hunt and feed on.
• Rooibos pouch: TEABAG, A small porous sack containing tea leaves.
• Made an egg into an Easter egg: DYED, Colored or decorated.
• Invent as a word: COIN, To create a new word or phrase.
• Chocolate-and-vanilla soft serve: TWIST, A type of ice cream cone with both flavors swirled together.
• Inclination: PENCHANT, A strong liking or preference for something.
• Memorial piece: OBIT, Short for obituary, a notice of someone’s death.
• Ew stop talking!: TMI, Too much information.
• Resew maybe: MEND, To repair by sewing.
• Dazzles: AWES, To inspire with wonder or admiration.
• Jaunty tune: LILT, A cheerful, lively song.
• Ceviche marinade: LIMEJUICE, The acidic liquid used to cook ceviche.
• Crafty sort: DEVIL, A mischievous or cunning person.
• Hindu goddess also known as Parvati: UMA, The wife of Shiva in Hindu mythology.
• Activist known for his time aboard the Enterprise: TAKEI, George Takei, known for his role in “Star Trek” and his activism.
• Tinge: HUE, A shade or color.
• Small-batch: ARTISANAL, Made in limited quantities, often by hand.
• Used car concern: RUST, Corrosion that can affect older vehicles.
• Florida __: KEYS, A chain of islands off the coast of Florida.
• Get together: HANG, To spend time with friends or family.
• Online journal: BLOG, A website where personal or professional thoughts are posted.
• Assistant: AIDE, A person who helps or supports someone.
• Former Chief Justice Warren: EARL, Earl Warren, the 14th Chief Justice of the United States.
• Word in many a YouTube title: FAIL, Used to indicate a video of a mishap or mistake.
• Little pest: GNAT, A small flying insect that can be annoying.
• D&D monster: OGRE, A large and fearsome creature in Dungeons & Dragons.
• I’m an open book Reddit sesh: AMA, Ask Me Anything, a popular interactive session on Reddit.
• Squarespace creations: WEBSITES, Online platforms created using Squarespace.
• Heavy-duty cooler brand: IGLOO, A brand known for its robust coolers.
• Venture: FORAY, An initial attempt or excursion into a new area or activity.
• What’s __ for you?: INIT, Short for “in it,” meaning involved or interested.
• Sitar ridge: FRET, A raised part on the neck of a stringed instrument.
• Hasty: RASH, Done without careful consideration.
• Wax closure: SEAL, A closure made by melting wax to secure a document.
• Harper of No Country for Old Men: TESS, Tess Harper, an actress known for her role in the film.
• French Riviera city: NICE, A city in the south of France known for its Mediterranean coast.
• Iowa state tree: OAK, The designated state tree of Iowa.
• Many a Lagunitas brew briefly: IPA, India Pale Ale, a type of beer brewed by Lagunitas.
• Roberts who was one of NPR’s Founding Mothers: co*kIE, co*kie Roberts, a journalist and commentator.
• Helmet clip spot: CHIN, The part of the helmet where a strap is secured.
• Result of standing up too fast: HEADRUSH, A dizzy sensation caused by a sudden change in posture.
• Six-packs sometimes: ABS, Abdominal muscles.
• Game day tops: JERSEYS, Shirts worn by athletes and fans on game day.
• Nathan’s __ hot dogs: FAMOUS, Referring to Nathan’s Famous, a well-known hot dog brand.
• Jumbo suffix: TRON, A suffix denoting something large or grand.
• Papua New Guinea region: OCEANIA, The region that includes Papua New Guinea.
• Cuzco’s country: PERU, The country where the city of Cuzco is located.
• Rescue as a pet: ADOPT, To take in an animal from a shelter.
• Don’t: TABOO, Something that is forbidden or prohibited.
• Off: AMISS, Something that is not quite right.
• In concert: ASONE, Acting together harmoniously.
• Rides: LIFTS, Another term for giving someone a ride or transportation.
• Balance sheet entries: DEBTS, Liabilities or amounts owed.
• Cuzco attraction: RUINS, Ancient remains or structures found in Cuzco.
• Does the Tour du Mont Blanc say: TREKS, Long and challenging hikes or walks.
• Bold: SASSY, Confident and cheeky.
• Crockpot recipe: STEW, A dish made by slow-cooking ingredients in a pot.
• The Lovebirds actress Rae: ISSA, Issa Rae, known for her role in the film “The Lovebirds.”
• Derive (from): STEM, To originate from.
• Chatter: JAW, To talk incessantly.
• Holiday party serving: NOG, Short for eggnog, a traditional holiday drink.

Thank you for visiting my page! I just finished solving the LA Times Crossword for June 8 2024 (Saturday) and posted the answers along with a description for each clue as shown below. Please leave a comment and let me know what do you think. How long did it take you to finish today’s puzzle?

SPOILER ALERT! By continuing reading you will see today’s LA Times crossword clues along with their answers. In case you haven’t solved it yet please come back later

Constructed by: Emily Biegas & Sala Wanetick

• Emmy-winning sitcom created by Susan Harris: SOAP, A satirical soap opera parody that aired from 1977 to 1981.
• Held in suspense: BATED, To wait anxiously or with bated breath.
• Eats: GRUB, Slang for food.
• Mercury Prize-winning singer-songwriter Parks: ARLO, A British artist known for their evocative lyrics and soulful music.
• She-Hulk actress Renée __ Goldsberry: ELISE, Renée Elise Goldsberry is known for her role in the Marvel series.
• Decor do-over informally: RENO, Short for renovation.
• Prosaic: UNORIGINAL, Lacking in originality, commonplace.
• Parroted: APED, To mimic or imitate closely.
• My pleasure: DONTMENTIONIT, A polite response to thanks.
• Stresses in a way: ITERATES, To say or do something repeatedly.
• The quicksand of reason per George Sand: VANITY, Excessive pride in oneself, considered detrimental.
• Coolers for short: ACS, Abbreviation for air conditioners.
• Real mensch: GEM, A person of integrity and honor.
• Lav: LOO, British slang for bathroom.
• Piedmont product: ASTI, Italian sparkling wine from the Piedmont region.
• City in French Flanders: LILLE, A city in northern France.
• Bother: IRK, To annoy or irritate.
• Question of when: WHATSTODAYSDATE, An inquiry about the current date.
• Peachy: AOK, Everything is fine.
• Tell me you didn’t: OHGOD, An expression of disbelief or disappointment.
• Singles: ONES, Denomination of currency.
• Wrath: IRE, Intense anger.
• Prefix with diversity: BIO, Relating to life or biological processes.
• Compass rose dir.: SSW, Abbreviation for south-southwest.
• Next week on … segment: TEASER, A preview of upcoming events or shows.
• Most tidy: CLEANEST, The most clean or orderly.
• Crunchy snack: HARDSHELLTACO, A type of taco with a crisp shell.
• Uh no: ASIF, Expression of disbelief or skepticism.
• March Madness stage: ELITEEIGHT, The round of eight teams in the NCAA basketball tournament.
• Garden veggie: CUKE, Short for cucumber.
• Gulf of Aden republic: YEMEN, A country in the Arabian Peninsula.
• Idea shared by many: MEME, A cultural idea or trend spread via the internet.
• Prefix on many Chinese brand names: EVER, A common prefix in Chinese brand names, implying longevity.
• Swelling: EDEMA, Medical term for fluid retention in tissues.
• Winged figure in Piccadilly Circus: EROS, Statue of the Greek god of love in London.
• Riyadh resident: SAUDI, A person from Saudi Arabia.
• … unless you think otherwise: ORNOT, A phrase used to offer an alternative.
• Solo: ALONE, To be by oneself.
• Hanging in a drawing room: PORTRAIT, A painting or photograph of a person.
• Brings about: BEGETS, To cause or produce.
• Dress shape: ALINE, A dress style that flares out from the waist.
• Colors: TINTS, Shades or variations of colors.
• Actor Morales: ESAI, Esai Morales, known for his roles in various films and TV shows.
• Cole Porter biopic starring Kevin Kline: DELOVELY, A film about the life of composer Cole Porter.
• Wood flooring feature: GRAIN, The natural pattern in wood.
• Coldly calculating: REPTILIAN, Showing lack of emotion or warmth.
• Ceci n’est pas __ pipe: UNE, From René Magritte’s famous painting, “The Treachery of Images.”
• Compact figure?: BOD, Slang for body.
• Big Apple output: IMAC, A product made by Apple Inc.
• William and Mary: NAMES, Refers to the names of the monarchs or the college.
• Decadent cake: TORTE, A rich, layered cake.
• Joins the team?: YOKES, To harness or join together.
• Hefty alternative: GLAD, Brand of trash bags.
• Keep an eye out for: AWAIT, To wait in anticipation.
• Haruki Murakami’s Kafka on the __: SHORE, Title of a novel by Haruki Murakami.
• Beat it: TAKEAHIKE, An idiom meaning to go away.
• Letterhead image maybe: LOGO, A graphic symbol representing a company.
• Terse oath: IDO, A short declaration, often used in marriage ceremonies.
• Composed: SOBER, Calm and controlled.
• Chakra that signifies the unconscious mind: THIRDEYE, The sixth chakra in Hindu tradition.
• Quiet stretch: DOWNTIME, Period of relaxation or inactivity.
• Singer dubbed the Tejano Madonna: SELENA, Famous Mexican-American singer.
• Prime Day event: SALE, Annual sales event by Amazon.
• More cautious: SAFER, Less risky.
• Ring: CHIME, A sound made by a bell or a clock.
• Who cares what they do: LETEM, Slang for “let them.”
• More than ready: EAGER, Very enthusiastic or excited.
• Poor sap: SCHMO, Slang for a foolish or gullible person.
• Uh yeah: TOTES, Slang for “totally.”
• __ dog: SLED, A dog trained to pull a sled.
• Part of LGBTQIA+ or 10-J-Q-K-A: ACE, Can refer to asexuality or a playing card rank.
• Tucson or Santa Fe: SUV, Types of sport utility vehicles named after cities.