La Times Crossword Answers 04/13/20 are listed below. Check the solution for April 13 2020 if you are stuck.
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Across Clues
- Identifies in a Facebook photoTAGS
- __ basinTIDAL
- ChitchatsGABS
- Prep for surgerySCRUB
- Mil or mileUNIT
- Kipling’s “Lone Wolf”AKELA
- Release, as an odorEMIT
- Reason to marchCAUSE
- Where a displaced ex-hubby may sleep?DIVORCECOT
- Determination as to which twin is born first?NATALORDER
- Brunch dishOMELET
- 2000 NBA MVPONEAL
- Clay-pigeon launcherTRAP
- Guinness Book suffixEST
- Back-to-zero buttonRESET
- Delightful placesEDENS
- Closed (in)ZEROED
- ConcerningINRE
- North Pole explorerPEARY
- Restaurant with skating carhopsSONIC
- Poem about the letter nu?ODEONAGRECIANN
- MyriadMANY
- Violinist’s effectVIBRATO
- “Didn’t mean it”SORRY
- Confession hearersPRIESTS
- Lendl of tennisIVAN
- Alloy containing carbonSTEEL
- “Any day now”SOON
- Body __ART
- Elsinore nativesDANES
- Ex-White House Press Secretary SpicerSEAN
- Progressive Insurance icon’s layoff?SACKOFFLO
- Warning to a sinnerREPENT
- “__ Madness”: old anti-drug movieREEFER
- Dried, pulverized onions?CRYPOWDER
- “The Swedish Nightingale” JennyLIND
- Littlest littermatesRUNTS
- Greek XCHI
- Primatologists’ subjectsAPES
- Commonly abbreviated bit of LatinIDEST
- Part of a hat trickGOAL
- Hard bargain driverHAGGLER
- “CSI” partSCENE
- African grasslandSAVANNA
- “Uh-huh”ISEE
- Three movies about skeletons?THEBONETRILOGY
- Clobbers with snowballsPELTS
- Silents vamp BaraTHEDA
- Hammerhead cousinMAKO
- Got ready to stopSLOWED
- Needing a rinseSOAPY
- 28-Across, for eight seasonsLAKER
- “That’s unfortunate”TSK
- Rebus animalsEWES
- Game akin to bingoBEANO
- Flea market dealRESALE
- Extension of an embargo?BANRENEWAL
- Della’s notable facial feature?STREETCHIN
- Poke aroundSNOOP
- Artist who helped Hitchcock design a dream sequence for “Spellbound”DALI
- Colorful upholstery fabricTOILE
- GobsALOT
- TrivialPETTY
- Manicure soundSNIP
- EscargotSNAIL
- Kitchen suppliesPOTS
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Vertical Clues
- House of Henry VIIITUDOR
- “Speed Racer” genreANIME
- Helps the causeGIVES
- Made off withSTOLE
- Negotiating assetTACT
- Clanton gang leaderIKE
- __ ring: encryption toyDECODER
- One way to workALONE
- Grow darkLATEN
- USAF VIPGENL
- Org. with an oft-quoted journalAMA
- Marsh birdBITTERN
- Bright at nightSTARRY
- Sharpshooters’ aidsSCOPES
- Sleeping __CAR
- Far from politeRUDE
- Doesn’t wasteUSES
- Muppet with a unibrowBERT
- Eye partRETINA
- Vientiane nativeLAO
- Set a high goalASPIRE
- Logician’s wordERGO
- BuffoonZANY
- Fuller’s geodesic creationDOME
- MLB Expo, since 2005NAT
- Counts’ equalsEARLS
- __ sprayNASAL
- Toastmaster’s openingINTRO
- Dermatologist’s concernCYST
- “Amores” poetOVID
- Operatic iconDIVA
- Abba of IsraelEBAN
- DifficultORNERY
- Ritzy spreadESTATE
- Either “Fargo” directorCOEN
- ElbowedPOKED
- Urban sunbather’s spotROOF
- DeriveINFER
- Orders to goSENDS
- Potpourri qualitySCENT
- Bud protectorSEPAL
- Home of the Ninja TurtlesSEWER
- No longer in bedARISEN
- ThriftyFRUGAL
- St. Peter’s Square figurePOPE
- Climactic film sceneCHASE
- Bright Orion starRIGEL
- Pressed through a sieveRICED
- Celeb with a TV “Garage”LENO
- Pitcher’s gem, in baseball lingoNONO
- Brand associated with NASA missionsTANG
- Crack upSLAY
- Casino diskCHIP
- Lower in statusDEBASE
- Catches on toGETS
- Slough offSHED
- Stick aroundSTAY
- Torah holderARK
- Roy G. Biv hueVIOLET
- Saint-Saëns work with a memorable cello soloTHESWAN
- Big-box stores, e.g.EMPORIA
- Yawning, saySLEEPY
- Coarse woolensTWEEDS
- Part of BYOBOWN
- Brewers’ ovensOASTS
- Playwright ChekhovANTON
- Tunesmiths’ org.ASCAP
- Hayek’s “Frida” roleKAHLO
- “Silas Marner” authorELIOT
- Monopoly feesRENTS
- 1/2 fl. oz.TBSP
- Level-headedSANE
- Half hitch, e.g.KNOT
- Dot on a radar screenBLIP
- “Riverdance” danceREEL
- HogwashROT
- Dethroner of ForemanALI
- Lilly of pharmaceuticalsELI