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Tuesday, 27 July 2021

[Solution] The Los Angeles Times Crossword Answers Today Tue Jul 27 2021

Welcome to our free daily The Los Angeles Times crossword puzzles Answers Tue Jul 27 2021. The Los Angeles Times is a daily newspaper based in El Segundo, California, which has been published in Los Angeles, California, since 1881. It has the fifth-largest circulation in the U.S., and is the largest American newspaper not headquartered on the East Coast. The creators of the LA Times newspaper has also shared 2 pages of their newspaper with some games that you can play while you are having a break. 

Following the clues and attempt to fill in all the Los Angeles Times puzzle’s squares making you tedious?. We at AnswerTrivia.com happy to help you with crossword answers. Check back each day for a new LA Times Crossword Answers or explore ones we recently published. Here is the complete list of clues and answers for the Tue Jul 27 2021, LA Times crossword puzzle. Thank you once again for visiting answertrivia.com website in solving all the Tue Jul 27 2021 Times Crossword Answers.




1. Take pieces from? : DISARM

 


2. Applaud : CLAP

 


3. Practice fighting : SPAR

 


4. Likely to evoke an "Eww!" : ICKY

 


5. Big fan : ADORER

 


6. Sword handle : HILT

 


7. Andrew Jackson carried one with a sword in it : CANE

 


8. Not just eat : DINE

 


9. Marie Curie has two of them : NOBELS

 


10. Tiny bit : IOTA

 


11. Juan's "yesterday" : AYER

 


12. Grandson of Eve : ENOS

 


13. Spirited style : ELAN

 


14. Disney film set in Polynesia : MOANA

 


15. Amphetamines, e.g. : STIMULANTS

 


16. Petit four purveyor : PATISSERIE

 


17. West Coast ZIP starter : NINE

 


18. Wore (away) : ATE

 


19. Econ. indicator : GDP

 


20. Alcohol type : ETHYL

 


21. Braided Jewish bread : BABKA

 


22. Julia Louis-Dreyfus' eleven : EMMYS

 


23. Deutsche darling : LIEBCHEN

 


24. Lab dish eponym : PETRI

 


25. It was inspired by Sunshine Hydrox cookies : OREO

 


26. Not quite circular : OVAL

 


27. Dangerous snake : ADDER

 


28. Hebrew winter month : ADAR

 


29. Finishes : ENDS

 


30. Ill will : MALICE

 


31. Something you don't see everyday : RARITY

 


32. Derby favorite, say : BESTBET

 


33. Black-and-white : PATROLCAR

 


34. Get some rays : BASK

 


35. Neighbor of Mex. : USA

 


36. Rehab symptoms, briefly : DTS

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37. Where Tennyson's "light brigade" charged : CRIMEA

 


38. Noble Brit : ARISTO

 


39. Cloud site : SKY

 


40. Very long time : EON

 


41. Gift-wrapping aid : TAPE

 


42. Asset in a crisis : LEVELHEAD

 


43. Trite saying : BROMIDE

 


44. Happened to : BEFELL

 


45. Use just one water ski : SLALOM

 


46. Hamlet's first option : TOBE

 


47. Letter abbr. : ENCL

 


48. 1986 U.S. Open champ Raymond __ : FLOYD

 


49. Over with : DONE

 


50. Dupes : SAPS

 


51. Organic fertilizer : HUMUS

 


52. Domestic platforms : TERRACES

 


53. Not at all glossy : MATTE

 


54. Actor Douglas and quarterback Cousins : KIRKS

 


55. Snowboarder White : SHAUN

 


56. Cigar discard : ASH

 


57. Latin lover's assertion : AMO

 


58. Horse color : ROAN

 


59. Playground game with a rope and a pole : TETHERBALL

 


60. Wallabies and wombats : MARSUPIALS

 


61. Bread source : BAKER

 


62. Not much : ABIT

 


63. Soft cheese : BRIE

 


64. Notice : ESPY

 


65. Sushi seaweed : NORI

 


66. Ready to play : INTUNE

 


67. Over again : ANEW

 


68. Silhouetted road sign animal : DEER

 


69. Soon, long ago : ANON

 


70. Succumbs to static : CLINGS

 


71. Impertinence : SASS

 


72. Span. miss : SRTA

 


73. Warp : BEND

 


74. Becomes aware of : SENSES

 


75. Jutland native : DANE

 


76. False god : IDOL

 


77. Tearjerker's quality? : SOBAPPEAL

 


78. Large venue : ARENA

 


79. Brother, e.g.: Abbr. : REL

 


80. Title assassin in a 2005 Pitt-Jolie film : MRSMITH

 


81. Mysterious foliage-sprouting proclivity? : CHIASYNDROME

 


82. Model train giant : LIONEL

 


83. Vow locale : ALTAR

 


84. Org. concerned with students : PTA

 


85. Vocal improv : SCAT

 


86. Remit with goatskin? : PAYINKID

 


87. Persistent weakness : ANEMIA

 


88. Show again : RERUN

 


89. Notion : IDEA

 


90. Vehicle for transporting bark spice? : CINNAMONBUS

 


91. Difficult to solve : KNOTTY

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92. Words of assent : YESSES

 


93. Rapper Ice Cube's first name : OSHEA

 


94. Senator's place : SEAT

 


95. Lascivious look : LEER

 


96. Gumshoe : TEC

 


97. Spanish airline : IBERIA

 


98. Seize, slangily : GLOM

 


99. Met celebrity : DIVA

 


100. Donkey song? : BRAY

 


101. Come across : MEET

 


102. Radar screen spot : BLIP

 


103. Sheet material : PERCALE

 


104. Greek victim of the Furies : ORESTES

 


105. Glen cousin : DALE

 


106. Shame : ABASH

 


107. Writing __ : DESK

 


108. Legal suspension : STAY

 


109. Desert plants : CACTI

 


110. Online stock transactions : ETRADES

 


111. Moving memoir subject? : TRAVELS

 


112. Nordic toast : SKOAL

 


113. Get ready to eat? : RIPEN

 


114. Western hero noted for his thoughtfulness? : BILLYTHEKIND

 


115. Card balance, say : DEBT

 


116. Matador's opponent : TORO

 


117. Tales of social climbers? : SNOBSTORIES

 


118. Move, in some ads : RELO

 


119. Gush : EFFUSE

 


120. Pops, to baby : DADA

 


121. Essence : MEAT

 


122. Short-term memory? : BLUR

 


123. Farmers market baked goods? : LOCALBUNS

 


124. Change for a five : ONES

 


125. Netting : MESH

 


126. Ceramic dog, maybe? : CHINAPET

 


127. "The Wreck of the Mary __" : DEARE

 


128. Quechua is one of its official languages : PERU

 


129. Trading places: Abbr. : MKTS

 


130. Text entries named for their traditional red color : RUBRICS

 


131. Genetic letters : RNA

 


132. African snakes : MAMBAS

 


133. Historic Nile excavation site : AMARNA

 


134. Roll or emperor : KAISER

 


135. 2000s Israeli leader Ariel : SHARON

 


136. Slanted columns : OPEDS

 


137. Steak named for its shape : TBONE

 


138. Virgil's language : LATIN

 


139. Stitches up : SEWS

 


140. Heavenly harp : LYRA

 


141. Kansas-born playwright : INGE

 


142. Hardy's "Pure Woman Faithfully Presented" : TESS

 


143. Pick up : NAB

 


144. Phillies' div. : NLE

 


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