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La Times Crossword Answers 08/17/20 are listed below. Check the solution for August 17 2020 if you are stuck.
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Across Clues
- Prepare for sushi, in a wayCHOP
- ExperiencedOLD
- “Milk’s Favorite Cookie”OREO
- __ lightIDIOT
- Nevada casino cityRENO
- Taro pastePOI
- La. or Dak., onceTERR
- ParodiesSENDUPS
- The ad said “seasonal work” … and we got an __!EXECUTIVECHEF
- Island wineMADEIRA
- Ewoks’ forest moonENDOR
- Asian New YearTET
- Did very well inACED
- FanROOTER
- Turned up groundDUG
- One of two presidents between a James and an AndrewABE
- … “flexible hours” … and we got a __!CONTORTIONIST
- Team that’s won six Super BowlsSTEELERS
- NFL linemenRGS
- Open court hearing, in lawOYER
- “__ the ramparts … “OER
- Cape Town’s home: Abbr.RSA
- Songwriter ReddingOTIS
- Rescue pleaSOS
- Start to build a potANTE
- ProhibitionBAN
- Programming classroomPCLAB
- TunefulMELODIC
- … “fast-paced environment” … and we got a __!RACECARDRIVER
- Fitting tightlyNESTING
- Boomerang’s pathARC
- Natural sootherALOE
- Bearded flowerIRIS
- Tootsy protectorBOOTEE
- Haphazard applicationSMEAR
- … “good driving record” … and we got a __!PROGOLFER
- Bodybuilder’s assetBRAWN
- In single fileTANDEM
- Wind catcherSAIL
- Very small amountIOTA
- Protective shelterLEE
- Horns usually shed once a yearANTLERS
- … “high-energy position” … and we got a __!TRAPEZEARTIST
- Covered, in a wayINSURED
- Caper film subjectHEIST
- “Eat Better, Eat Together” mo.OCT
- Door supportJAMB
- One living an orderly life?NUN
- Poetic periodMORN
- Hard pullTUG
- Opposite of WSWENE
- Carp family fishCHUB
- Fifth-century invaderHUN
- Smoke dispensers, at timesGRENADES
- … “service-minded attitude” … and we got a __!WORSHIPLEADER
- Be mistakenERR
- “__ Been Thinking About You”: 1991 #1 hitIVE
- Copy __EDITOR
- Author BagnoldENID
- Long-bodied fishEEL
- A channel may lead to oneINLET
- Shaving cream additiveLANOLIN
- … “strong verbal skills” and we got a __!DRILLSERGEANT
- Ljubljana languageSLOVENE
- Honoring versesODES
- Word between two cards?ANY
- Germany’s von BismarckOTTO
- Coat materialSERGE
- Microsoft productWORD
- Versatile truck, informallyUTE
- Loch with a legendNESS
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Vertical Clues
- Statements of faithCREEDS
- Six-sided fastenerHEXNUT
- Keyed upONEDGE
- Musical modifierPOCO
- Make a choiceOPT
- Linger idlyLOITER
- __ barDIVE
- Non-RxOTC
- Puts back upREHANGS
- Sets uprightERECTS
- Gluck’s “__ ed Euridice”ORFEO
- Belief systemISM
- SweetheartDEARIE
- Like some sportsINDOOR
- Ancient music hallODEON
- School income sourceTUITION
- Program in advancePRESET
- “Hell is other people” French dramatistSARTRE
- Eurasian rangeURALS
- “Yada, yada, yada” lettersETC
- Visibly anticipate, with “over”DROOL
- “Little help here, bud?”BEAPAL
- African antelopeORIBI
- “Iron Mike” in the ringTYSON
- Coastal birdERNE
- Does a metalworking jobSOLDERS
- SailorTAR
- Letter embellishmentSERIF
- One given the partACTOR
- Drink mixer, in ManchesterBARMAN
- StressACCENT
- Farm productCROP
- Reagle of “Wordplay”MERL
- Nebraska senator FischerDEB
- Weather map lineISOBAR
- Bob Marley, e.g.RASTA
- Sway on a curveCAREEN
- Common quartet instrumentVIOLA
- Emphatic typeITALIC
- Late to the maxNEWEST
- “The Balcony” playwrightGENET
- Taking with forceSEIZING
- Deliver spontaneouslyADLIB
- Like granola barsOATEN
- SurroundGIRD
- Small deerROES
- __ Puff: SpongeBob’s driving teacherMRS
- ShredTATTER
- Something to crow about?SUNUP
- Cell, nowadaysPHONE
- Always, to a poetEER
- Cover-up in Nero’s timeTOGA
- Russian noteRUBLE
- Royal ornamentsJEWELS
- Of a battery terminalANODAL
- Sources of fine woolMERINOS
- Less clearMUDDIER
- Strip of equipmentUNRIG
- AngerCHOLER
- Putting on the payrollHIRING
- Job for a stylistHAIRDO
- Let upRELENT
- Pupils do it in the darkDILATE
- They happenEVENTS
- Brief scufflesSETTOS
- Franklin’s burned woodSTOVE
- Provide with fundingENDOW
- Member of the fam.REL
- Name possibly derived from the Arabic for “hairy”ESAU
- Colorless gas for colorful signsNEON
- Born, in BrestNEE
- “Acid”LSD
- Pumpernickel grainRYE