LA Times Crossword Clues and Answers for January 14 2023

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LA Times Crossword Clues and Answers for January 14 2023

Below you will find a list of all the clues & answers within the LA Times crossword puzzle for January 14, 2023

ACROSS

Clue Answer
Bailed JUMPEDSHIP
Brand at the pet store ALPO
Call after a knock perhaps ANYONEHOME
Nu-metal pioneers KORN
Please and thank you e.g. MAGICWORDS
Steve of Peacemaker AGEE
Big heads EGOS
But you just got here! SOSOON
Scamp IMP
Faces SIDES
Trouble getting down? INSOMNIA
Proclamation DECREE
Astringent cosmetic TONER
Foot in zoology PES
Mineralogist who created a scale MOHS
Zimbabwes most populous city HARARE
State fruit of California AVOCADO
Underground dwellers of urban myth MOLEMEN
Samurai sword KATANA
Image in Magrittes The Treachery of Images PIPE
Contractors no. EST
Terse postgame recap ILOST
Together ASONE
Place to order 2-Down SUSHIBAR
Giveaways TELLS
Use a touchscreen TAP
Crenshaw kin CASABA
Bound JUMP
… two fives for __? ATEN
Classic film based on the play Everybody Comes to Ricks CASABLANCA
Govt. weather agency NOAA
Be aware enough not to do something foolish KNOWBETTER
Gets to IRKS
Oh you! SILLYGOOSE

DOWN

Clue Answer
Lily of Pam & Tommy JAMES
Eel on a menu UNAGI
[Gasp] MYGOD
Ready and waiting POISED
Abbr. on a business letter ENC
Code Reds e.g. DEWS
A word before takeoff? SHOO
Stable creatures colloquially HORSIES
Stick a fork in me IMDONE
Capital of Cuba PESOS
Sobriquet letters AKA
Useful sobriquet LOGINNAME
Openings PREMIERES
Like some households ONEPARENT
Scouts terse assessment NOTALENT
Like some differences SEMANTIC
Greater MORE
Oscar winner about a teenager who is the only hearing member of her family CODA
Sigma preceder RHO
Many an Urdu speaker PAKISTANI
Judgmental sort EVALUATOR
In a way SOTOSPEAK
Uto-Aztecan language spoken in Arizona HOPI
Exchanged notes? CASH
Sch. that hosts an annual Mystery Hunt MIT
Shade provider PARASOL
Aquafina rival DASANI
Sticks up for BACKS
Slowly in music LENTO
Corset securers LACES
Leftover EXTRA
Go through a lot of tissues BAWL
Soccer star Wambach ABBY
Rapper who narrates Netflixs The Get Down NAS
Support under the table? LEG

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