LA Times Crossword September 17, 2026 Answers
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Every answer for the LA Times Crossword from September 17, 2026, organized by Across and Down. Tap any clue for its answer and past appearances.
Across
Necklace clasp spot4 Rather peculiar6 Implore3 Tandoor, for one4 Sub6 Credit card fig.3 Reporter's approach to a story about a bracelet?11 Game cube3 "Cheap Thrills" singer3 Lowe's purchase4 Lariat4 Reporter's approach to a story about a doppelgänger?8 Workers featured in the opening scenes of "Frozen"6 Greet someone from a distance6 Gets a rise out of, in a way7 Spanish "Listen!"3 Soy block4 Phoenix team4 Reporter's approach to a story about a male duck?9 Small jazz combo4 Provide a fake alibi for, say4 Swelter3 Tap dancer Hines7 "You're right!"6 Make changes to6 Reporter's approach to a story about a picnic pest?8 Prayer ender4 Lamb wrap with tzatziki4 Charged particle3 Tennessee athlete, for short3 Reporter's approach to a story about a spring bloom?11 Before, in old poetry3 Compilation6 Subway Series squad4 Acid letters3 __-sense6 River through Flanders4Down
San Francisco's __ Hill3 Janelle's "Abbott Elementary" role3 Deep in thought7 Tuneup target6 "__ sells seashells ... "3 Tropical ring-tailed mammal5 Built one's campaign around5 Breakfast brand4 Country great Nelson6 "__-haw!"3 Sign of trouble7 Camp nurse's supply7 Salad leaves6 Mascara target4 Variety show5 Wee hour3 Modus operandi3 53-Across bread4 Champagne barrel4 Mandolin kin4 "... Fine."4 Shortest mo.3 "Dinner is served!"5 Some big hoppers4 Fighting4 Small quakes7 Took deep pleasure (in)7 Three-time Best Actress Oscar winner McDormand7 Driver's "Star Wars" role3 Up to today3 Rough road surface6 Fix, as a tennis racket or golf club6 "Yeah, right!"4 Down in the dumps6 Like an eyebrow5 Pointless5 Asana expert4 LP successors3 Farm pen3 Great Basin native3 Georgia, once: Abbr.3Frequently Asked Questions
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