La Times Crossword Answers 06/28/20 are listed below. Check the solution for June 28 2020 if you are stuck.
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Across Clues
- Gym suppliesMATS
- Affectionate-poke-on-the-nose wordBOOP
- Cut souvenirsSCARS
- Without instrumentsACAPPELLA
- “Haystacks” painterMONET
- “What?”COMEAGAIN
- SoakedSOGGY
- “The Twilight Zone” (2019) host JordanPEELE
- DistressVEX
- Ballet movePLIE
- Two-step tutorials, sayDANCELESSONS
- Take a bad turnGOSOUTH
- “Semper Fidelis” composerSOUSA
- “Concord Sonata” composerIVES
- Race unitsLAPS
- Talked like Moses or Abraham?SPAKE
- Tart finish?LET
- In actualityDEFACTO
- The last pope named ClementXIV
- Cleaner brand with a macron on its first vowelDRANO
- CirculateFLOW
- Cornmeal productPONE
- Ones known for excellent serviceACERS
- Many people make them at workLIVINGS
- Blizzard portmanteauSNOWMAGEDDON
- “Rub-__ … “ADUB
- Root that may be cubedYAM
- Big batteryDCELL
- Realm of Tolkien’s DwarvesMORIA
- Are usefulFILLANEED
- Cleared in a dinerBUSED
- Proverbial nonexistent mealFREELUNCH
- Nuclear trialATEST
- Pamplona pronounESOS
- BFN alternativeTTYL
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Vertical Clues
- BuddyMAC
- “Rent-__”: 1988 filmACOP
- Unlikely to titillateTAME
- Small trunksSPEEDOS
- “Go easy on me”BEGENTLE
- Copacabana greetingOLA
- Tree sacred to AthenaOLIVE
- “Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me!” groupPANEL
- Texting format, brieflySMS
- ConfinesCOOPSUP
- Norman Conquest victimANGLOSAXON
- 2019 Best Supporting Actress winner for “If Beale Street Could Talk”REGINAKING
- They may be treated with compressesSTYES
- Country in the Caroline IslandsPALAU
- Strike symbolsXES
- Source of livestock feedCHAFF
- OkaySOSO
- Deceptively adornGILD
- Transmission conclusionOVERANDOUT
- Start of typical “Star Trek” navigation ordersSETACOURSE
- BuddyPAL
- AdmonishSCOLD
- Tense times, maybeEVES
- School houseDORM
- Turns idly, as a pencilTWIDDLES
- Green onesNEWBIES
- Pesto ingredientPINENUT
- For exampleSAY
- Inclined to opineVOCAL
- Copacabana stepsSAMBA
- Faux pasGAFFE
- Mideast dignitariesEMIRS
- AdvancedLENT
- Goranson of “The Conners”LECY
- Big name in home securityADT
- Summer signLEO
- FedEx rivalDHL