| Clues | Answers |
| 'American Sniper' setting | IRAQ |
| 'Hamilton' star ___-Manuel Miranda | LIN |
| 'NFL Live' channel | ESPN |
| 'Pipe down!' | QUIET |
| 'The Duke' of Westerns | WAYNE |
| 'Told ya!' | SEE |
| 'Untouchable' feds | TMEN |
| 'Winning ___ everything' | ISNT |
| A Trump son | ERIC |
| Area meas | SQIN |
| Balm additive | ALOE |
| Beehive State tribesmen | UTES |
| Big to-do | HOOHA |
| Blue Stater, for short | DEM |
| British Prime Minister May | THERESA |
| Campus gathering spot | QUAD |
| Carrot or beet | ROOT |
| Celestial bear | URSA |
| Cornell of Cornell University | EZRA |
| Cyrano's protuberance | NOSE |
| Displayer of a marked-down price | SALETAG |
| Division word | INTO |
| Does better than | TOPS |
| Dory propeller | OAR |
| Dwarf planet beyond Pluto | ERIS |
| Eggs, to biologists | OVA |
| Far from encouraging | BLEAK |
| Folklore beast | OGRE |
| Gain through 32-Across | EARN |
| Grafton's '___ for Malice' | MIS |
| Honorees at some school dances | PROMQUEENS |
| Humorist Bombeck | ERMA |
| Ice skating figures | EIGHTS |
| Jim who sang 'Time in a Bottle' | CROCE |
| Junkyard stock | SCRAP |
| Letters on bitter 6-Down | IPA |
| Like a sourball | TART |
| Lists of jobs sent from PCs | PRINTQUEUES |
| Luau keepsakes | LEIS |
| Medication vial | AMPULE |
| More, on a score | PIU |
| Myanmar, as it's also known | BURMA |
| Need ibuprofen | ACHE |
| NFC or AL division | EAST |
| One serving as a dupe | CATSPAW |
| Ox-drawn vehicle | CART |
| Pancakes served with sour cream | BLINI |
| Possible response to 'You're a stinker!' | AINTI |
| Potential customers' requests | PRICEQUOTES |
| Praiseworthy quality | MERIT |
| Prison uprising | RIOT |
| Prove helpful to | AVAIL |
| Prozac maker ___ Lilly | ELI |
| Pub pints | ALES |
| Repulsive sort | TOAD |
| Return, as a favor | REPAY |
| Risking everything, at the poker table | ALLIN |
| Save for later | STORE |
| Saver of the day | HERO |
| Scrabble 10-pointer | ZEE |
| SEALs mil. branch | USN |
| Shepherd's pie veggies | PEAS |
| Sign after Aries | TAURUS |
| Simon's partner in publishing | SCHUSTER |
| Sings like Michael Buble | CROONS |
| Sitar accompaniment | TABLA |
| Sources of cranberries | BOGS |
| Students' surprises | POPQUIZZES |
| The 78 in this diagram | ANSWERS |
| The Auld Sod, in poetry | ERIN |
| Tom Brady's team, for short | PATS |
| Tribal emblem | TOTEM |
| Unforeseen glitch | SNAG |
| Use sandpaper on | ABRADE |
| What metronomes do | KEEPTIME |
| When doubled, super-enthusiastic | RAH |
| When spring training actually begins | WINTER |
| Wolf's look | OGLE |
USA Today - February 10 2019 Sunday Crossword Puzzle Answer
USA Today - February 10 2019 Sunday
The Telegraph - QUICK CROSSWORD - February 9 2019 Crossword Puzzle Answer
The Telegraph - QUICK CROSSWORD NO: 28,970 - February 9 2019
| Clues | Answers |
| -- Jones, architect | INIGO |
| Adherent (anag.) | NEATHERD |
| American cat | OCELOT |
| Astern | AFT |
| Blaspheme | CURSE |
| Bludgeon | COSH |
| Devastate | WRECK |
| Distorted rhythm; our bat (anag.) | RUBATO |
| Dutch cheese | EDAM |
| Empress | QUEEN |
| Green prefix | ECO |
| Igniting | KINDLING |
| Inflated | EXAGGERATED |
| Membrane | DIAPHRAGM |
| Notch | NICK |
| Plea | ENTREATY |
| Refer (to) | ALLUDE |
| Relinquish | YIELD |
| Series | SEQUENCE |
| Sky-coloured | AZURE |
| Slowly seep through | TRICKLEDOWN |
| Spoilt | RUINED |
| Steal en route | HIJACK |
| Sweetheart | VALENTINE |
| Trunk | CHEST |
| Vienna's river | DANUBE |
| Wading bird | STORK |
| Watch TV, e.g. | VIEW |
The Times - Specialist - February 10 2019 Crossword Puzzle Answer
| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 148 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| 2018 historical drama film starring Saoirse Ronan as the eponymous royal | Mary Queen of Scots |
| A dish made with sheets of pasta | LASAGNE |
| A drawing pencil made of an amorphous form of carbon | CHARCOAL |
| A painting which gives a convincing illusion of three-dimensional reality | Trompe l'oeil |
| A series of related novels, like The Forsyte Saga | Roman fleuve |
| A ____'s Ring is received by each pope at his inauguration | FISHERMAN |
| An alternative name for the Book of Revelation | The Apocalypse |
| Art Nouveau designer René ____ was noted for frosted glassware | LALIQUE |
| As Geoffrey Crayon, ____ wrote a Sketch Book with stories including The Legend of Sleepy Hollow | Washington Irving |
| As quick as lightning! | in a flash |
| Bread dipped in egg and milk, and then fried | French toast |
| British-born, but naturalised US poet who wrote Funeral Blues | AUDEN |
| Characters such as Molière's Alceste | MISANTHROPES |
| Civic leader of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, or Dundee | Lord Provost |
| Codename for the Allied operation to invade Normandy which began on D-Day in 1944 | OVERLORD |
| Composed of stone | LITHIC |
| County town on the River Nene | NORTHAMPTON |
| Dutch or Huguenot colonists who settled in South Africa | BOERS |
| Employed or found on dry land near a coast | LONGSHORE |
| English silver coin worth four pence, only rarely issued after the 16th century | GROAT |
| Eurasian swallow with white and bluish-black plumage | House martin |
| Fourth estate | The press |
| Frank Hornby’s mostly metal toy patented in 1907 | Meccano set |
| Gertie Gitana's famous musical hall song, with a chorus starting “There's an old mill by the stream” | Nellie Dean |
| Group of Dutch artists and architects of the 1920s which included Mondrian and Van Doesburg | De Stijl |
| Hanna-Barbera cartoon series combining 1960s lifestyles with a prehistoric setting | The Flintstones |
| Home town of Strictly Come Dancing's Kevin Clifton | GRIMSBY |
| In Dad's Army, William Hodges is a greengrocer and ____ | Air raid warden |
| Insectivorous bird with long downward-pointing bill and long pointed wings and tail | Bee-eater |
| Lacking generality | ad hoc |
| Large cooking apples | COSTARDS |
| Likeness of embryonic tissue | isogeny |
| Maurice ____, French vaudeville actor whose dancing partner was Mistinguett | CHEVALIER |
| Metal ornamentation, with engraved areas filled with a black compound | NIELLO |
| MP for Aberavon, married to former Danish PM, Helle Thorning-Schmidt | Stephen Kinnock |
| Mushroom-shaped arrangement of pieces of rock supporting a haystack or other food store | staddlestone |
| Nationality of the inhabitants of Streymoy and Eysturoy | FAROESE |
| Nickname of the Second World War RAF commander-in-chief who oversaw attacks on Berlin and Nuremberg in 1944 | Bomber Harris |
| Not 'England's green and pleasant land'! | emerald isle |
| Part of the northern Mediterranean, between Corsica and the Italian Riviera | Ligurian Sea |
| Port on the Gulf of Guinea: its country's capital until 1991 | LAGOS |
| Radio producer Douglas ____'s work included the premiere of Under Milk Wood in 1954 | cleverdon |
| Segment of the spine | VERTEBRA |
| Small sandpiper with a brown back and black breast in summer | DUNLIN |
| Takes off a cape | UNCLOAKS |
| Tallis’s 'Spem in Alium' is a ____ with 40 singing parts | MOTET |
| The Five ____ is one of the Lord Peter Wimsey mysteries by Dorothy L Sayers | Red herrings |
| The Green Party's first MP who has held the Brighton Pavilion seat since 2010 | Caroline Lucas |
| The setting for Twelfth Night | ILLYRIA |
| The ultimate recipient of a product being sold | end user |
| The USA’s 'Magnolia State' | MISSISSIPPI |
| The ____ Protectorate became Botswana in 1966 | BECHUANALAND |
| The ____, Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel about the adulteress Hester Prynne | Scarlet Letter |
| Undeciphered writing system, used in ancient Crete | Linear A |
| ____ of Spring is the third of Sinding's Six Pieces for piano | RUSTLE |
| ____ whales are those with throat grooves, including minkes and humpbacks | RORQUAL |
The Times - Concise - February 10 2019 Crossword Puzzle Answer
| The Times - Concise - Sunday Times Concise No 1612 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| Assess | TEST |
| Brace | TWO |
| Busy | ACTIVE |
| Crushed ice drink | GRANITA |
| Downfall | UNDOING |
| Femmes fatales | seductresses |
| Friendly greeting | nice to see you |
| Illogical | INCONSEQUENT |
| Imagined situation | SCENARIO |
| In a servile way | obsequiously |
| In ____, playfully | JEST |
| Less transparent | OPAQUER |
| One suffering memory loss | AMNESIAC |
| Prime | HEYDAY |
| Project | JUT |
| Pugilist | BOXER |
| Resound | ECHO |
| Ringed planet | URANUS |
| Shellfish soup | BISQUE |
| So | THUS |
| Story resumption | SEQUEL |
| Walk lamely | HOBBLE |
| Wall decoration | MURAL |
New York Times - February 10 2019 Sunday Crossword Puzzle Answer
New York Times - February 10 2019 Sunday
Across
1. Parabolas, essentially : ARCS
5. Part of a wedding 9-Across : TIER
9. See 5-Across : CAKE
13. Trophy winner : CHAMP
18. He planned for a rainy day : NOAH
19. Sled dog with a statue in Central Park : BALTO
20. Jewish month before Nisan : ADAR
21. Corolla part : PETAL
22. *Result of a foul on a long basketball shot : THREEFREETHROWS
25. Bandleader Shaw : ARTIE
26. Start of Euripides' signature : EPSILON
27. Bargain-basement : CUTRATE
29. See 92-Across : LISA
30. Took off the board : ERASED
32. Popular jeans : LEES
33. Does, as an animated character : VOICES
35. A, B or C, in Washington : STREET
38. *Albino orca, e.g. : REALRAREWHALE
41. "You're on!" and others : CUES
42. Skedaddles : SCRAMS
45. Country singer Chesney : KENNY
46. "It was all ___" : ANACT
48. Chops down : HEWS
49. Places for toasters and roasters : DAISES
51. Word after sock or bunny : HOP
54. Subjects of some New Year's resolutions : BADHABITS
56. Deli order : SUB
57. Reddish : RUFOUS
59. When repeated, emergency cry to a fighter pilot : EJECT
60. Wise-looking : OWLISH
63. Pub orders : PINTS
64. On base, say : SAFE
67. *Part of a department store where people sit : SHOESECTION
70. Legally confer, as a power : VEST
71. Opulent : PLUSH
73. Kind of joke : INSIDE
74. Lilac color : MAUVE
76. High regard : ESTEEM
78. Certain intersection : TEE
79. Andrew Jackson's Tennessee home, with "the" : HERMITAGE
83. Family reunion attendee, informally : COZ
84. One taking inventory? : LOOTER
87. ___ Pueblo (World Heritage Site) : TAOS
88. Polite : CIVIL
89. Expensive outing : SPREE
90. Philadelphia art museum, with "the" : BARNES
92. With 29-Across, source of a famous smile : MONA
93. *Home of the world's only 14-lane suspension bridge : UNIQUENEWYORK
98. "Atonement" author Ian : MCEWAN
100. Old barracks decorations : PINUPS
101. Catches up to : TIES
102. Bollywood instruments : SITARS
105. Man Ray's genre : DADA
106. Ham it up : OVERACT
109. Wine orders : CARAFES
112. Good servers : ACERS
114. *Timekeeper on the Emerald Isle : IRISHWRISTWATCH
117. "Free ___" : TIBET
118. Text message status : SENT
119. Assists in a way one shouldn't : ABETS
120. One getting the red-carpet treatment : STAR
121. Diary passage : ENTRY
122. Avant-garde : EDGY
123. Father : SIRE
124. Scottish caps : TAMS
Down
1. Hill and tunnel builder : ANT
2. Architect Mies van der ___ : ROHE
3. Complain : CARP
4. *What a dairymaid does all day long : SHESEESCHEESE
5. Poi plants : TAROS
6. Chaiken who co-created "The L Word" : ILENE
7. Printemps follower : ETE
8. Source of a deferment in the 1960s draft : ROTC
9. Syndicate : CARTEL
10. Big fan : ADORER
11. Yamaha competitor : KAWASAKI
12. Formerly, once : ERST
13. Figurehead? : CPA
14. Tim ___, frequent collaborator with Adam Sandler : HERLIHY
15. Ancient Greek state with Athens : ATTICA
16. "The Marvelous Mrs. ___" (award-winning Amazon series) : MAISEL
17. "I beg of you" : PLEASE
19. A sharps : BFLATS
23. Aer Lingus destination : EIRE
24. Performances for Hawaii tourists : HULAS
28. Plane, e.g. : EVENER
31. Column in soccer standings : DRAWS
34. Confesses : OWNSUP
35. Picket line crosser : SCAB
36. Hobbes's favorite food in "Calvin and Hobbes" : TUNA
37. Text message status : READ
39. Leading characters in "Mad Max" : EMS
40. Matter in court : RES
43. Pretentious : CHICHI
44. 1984 Olympic gymnastics sensation : RETTON
47. ___ Boston (noted hotel) : TAJ
49. ___ de leche : DULCE
50. Somewhat : ABIT
51. Put an edge on : HONE
52. Loopholes : OUTS
53. "Hey you!" : PSST
55. Wanna-___ : BES
56. Writer Stieg Larsson, e.g. : SWEDE
58. Hard way to say the answers to the starred clues in this puzzle (good luck!) : FIVETIMESFAST
60. Willow twig : OSIER
61. San ___, Calif. : SIMEON
62. Having a frog in one's throat : HOARSE
64. Building direction, briefly : SPEC
65. What "btw" means : ALSO
66. Mess (with) : FUTZ
68. Spanish direction : ESTE
69. Book before Deut. : NUM
72. Extend a hand to after a fall, say : HELPUP
75. London's Old ___ : VIC
77. Beyond that : MORESO
79. Listens attentively : HARKS
80. Declare : AVOW
81. "Jane the Virgin" actress Rodriguez : GINA
82. Pizazz : ELAN
85. Wine: Prefix : OEN
86. Was on the verge of collapse : TEETERED
87. What "light" cigarettes are lower in : TAR
89. Not so hip : SQUARER
90. "The Garden of Earthly Delights" painter : BOSCH
91. Cleverness : SMARTS
93. App release : UPDATE
94. One of the B vitamins : NIACIN
95. Underwater : INDEBT
96. Electrician's concern : WIRING
97. Like the smell of some bread : YEASTY
99. Where something annoying might be stuck : CRAW
103. Less welcoming : ICIER
104. Sample : TASTE
107. What a headache might feel like : VISE
108. Start of a classic Christmas poem : TWAS
110. James of jazz : ETTA
111. Ponzi scheme, e.g. : SCAM
113. Wilbur's home in "Charlotte's Web" : STY
115. Box score inits. : RBI
116. Time sheet units: Abbr. : HRS
1. Parabolas, essentially : ARCS
5. Part of a wedding 9-Across : TIER
9. See 5-Across : CAKE
13. Trophy winner : CHAMP
18. He planned for a rainy day : NOAH
19. Sled dog with a statue in Central Park : BALTO
20. Jewish month before Nisan : ADAR
21. Corolla part : PETAL
22. *Result of a foul on a long basketball shot : THREEFREETHROWS
25. Bandleader Shaw : ARTIE
26. Start of Euripides' signature : EPSILON
27. Bargain-basement : CUTRATE
29. See 92-Across : LISA
30. Took off the board : ERASED
32. Popular jeans : LEES
33. Does, as an animated character : VOICES
35. A, B or C, in Washington : STREET
38. *Albino orca, e.g. : REALRAREWHALE
41. "You're on!" and others : CUES
42. Skedaddles : SCRAMS
45. Country singer Chesney : KENNY
46. "It was all ___" : ANACT
48. Chops down : HEWS
49. Places for toasters and roasters : DAISES
51. Word after sock or bunny : HOP
54. Subjects of some New Year's resolutions : BADHABITS
56. Deli order : SUB
57. Reddish : RUFOUS
59. When repeated, emergency cry to a fighter pilot : EJECT
60. Wise-looking : OWLISH
63. Pub orders : PINTS
64. On base, say : SAFE
67. *Part of a department store where people sit : SHOESECTION
70. Legally confer, as a power : VEST
71. Opulent : PLUSH
73. Kind of joke : INSIDE
74. Lilac color : MAUVE
76. High regard : ESTEEM
78. Certain intersection : TEE
79. Andrew Jackson's Tennessee home, with "the" : HERMITAGE
83. Family reunion attendee, informally : COZ
84. One taking inventory? : LOOTER
87. ___ Pueblo (World Heritage Site) : TAOS
88. Polite : CIVIL
89. Expensive outing : SPREE
90. Philadelphia art museum, with "the" : BARNES
92. With 29-Across, source of a famous smile : MONA
93. *Home of the world's only 14-lane suspension bridge : UNIQUENEWYORK
98. "Atonement" author Ian : MCEWAN
100. Old barracks decorations : PINUPS
101. Catches up to : TIES
102. Bollywood instruments : SITARS
105. Man Ray's genre : DADA
106. Ham it up : OVERACT
109. Wine orders : CARAFES
112. Good servers : ACERS
114. *Timekeeper on the Emerald Isle : IRISHWRISTWATCH
117. "Free ___" : TIBET
118. Text message status : SENT
119. Assists in a way one shouldn't : ABETS
120. One getting the red-carpet treatment : STAR
121. Diary passage : ENTRY
122. Avant-garde : EDGY
123. Father : SIRE
124. Scottish caps : TAMS
Down
1. Hill and tunnel builder : ANT
2. Architect Mies van der ___ : ROHE
3. Complain : CARP
4. *What a dairymaid does all day long : SHESEESCHEESE
5. Poi plants : TAROS
6. Chaiken who co-created "The L Word" : ILENE
7. Printemps follower : ETE
8. Source of a deferment in the 1960s draft : ROTC
9. Syndicate : CARTEL
10. Big fan : ADORER
11. Yamaha competitor : KAWASAKI
12. Formerly, once : ERST
13. Figurehead? : CPA
14. Tim ___, frequent collaborator with Adam Sandler : HERLIHY
15. Ancient Greek state with Athens : ATTICA
16. "The Marvelous Mrs. ___" (award-winning Amazon series) : MAISEL
17. "I beg of you" : PLEASE
19. A sharps : BFLATS
23. Aer Lingus destination : EIRE
24. Performances for Hawaii tourists : HULAS
28. Plane, e.g. : EVENER
31. Column in soccer standings : DRAWS
34. Confesses : OWNSUP
35. Picket line crosser : SCAB
36. Hobbes's favorite food in "Calvin and Hobbes" : TUNA
37. Text message status : READ
39. Leading characters in "Mad Max" : EMS
40. Matter in court : RES
43. Pretentious : CHICHI
44. 1984 Olympic gymnastics sensation : RETTON
47. ___ Boston (noted hotel) : TAJ
49. ___ de leche : DULCE
50. Somewhat : ABIT
51. Put an edge on : HONE
52. Loopholes : OUTS
53. "Hey you!" : PSST
55. Wanna-___ : BES
56. Writer Stieg Larsson, e.g. : SWEDE
58. Hard way to say the answers to the starred clues in this puzzle (good luck!) : FIVETIMESFAST
60. Willow twig : OSIER
61. San ___, Calif. : SIMEON
62. Having a frog in one's throat : HOARSE
64. Building direction, briefly : SPEC
65. What "btw" means : ALSO
66. Mess (with) : FUTZ
68. Spanish direction : ESTE
69. Book before Deut. : NUM
72. Extend a hand to after a fall, say : HELPUP
75. London's Old ___ : VIC
77. Beyond that : MORESO
79. Listens attentively : HARKS
80. Declare : AVOW
81. "Jane the Virgin" actress Rodriguez : GINA
82. Pizazz : ELAN
85. Wine: Prefix : OEN
86. Was on the verge of collapse : TEETERED
87. What "light" cigarettes are lower in : TAR
89. Not so hip : SQUARER
90. "The Garden of Earthly Delights" painter : BOSCH
91. Cleverness : SMARTS
93. App release : UPDATE
94. One of the B vitamins : NIACIN
95. Underwater : INDEBT
96. Electrician's concern : WIRING
97. Like the smell of some bread : YEASTY
99. Where something annoying might be stuck : CRAW
103. Less welcoming : ICIER
104. Sample : TASTE
107. What a headache might feel like : VISE
108. Start of a classic Christmas poem : TWAS
110. James of jazz : ETTA
111. Ponzi scheme, e.g. : SCAM
113. Wilbur's home in "Charlotte's Web" : STY
115. Box score inits. : RBI
116. Time sheet units: Abbr. : HRS
Universal - February 9 2019 Crossword Puzzle Answer
Universal - February 9
| Clues | Answers |
| "A mouse!!" | EEK |
| "KOD" rapper | JCOLE |
| "Lemonade" singer | BEYONCE |
| "Wonder Woman" or "Aquaman" | FILM |
| "___ port in a storm" | ANY |
| 1900-present, in baseball | MODERNERA |
| A human is a great one | APE |
| Allows | LETS |
| Angel's cap? | HALO |
| Approves | OKS |
| At the summit of | ATOP |
| Browser division | TAB |
| Cartoonist Edward | SOREL |
| Catchall survey answer | OTHER |
| Cheerios ingredients | OATS |
| Cherry discard | STEM |
| Choose for office | ELECT |
| Close pals, for short | BFFS |
| Cocktail recipe direction | STIR |
| Colleague | PEER |
| Contest participant | ENTRANT |
| Crackle and Pop's partner | SNAP |
| Demi of "G.I. Jane" | MOORE |
| Easiest putt | TAPIN |
| Enthusiast | FIEND |
| Former reality star/political aide | OMAROSA |
| Great Plains tribe | OTOE |
| Habanero, e.g | PEPPER |
| Highest draft status | ONEA |
| Highway patrol figure | TROOPER |
| In the same ___ | VEIN |
| Inapt anagram of "antagonist" | NOTAGAINST |
| Inapt anagram of "commendations" | AIMSTOCONDEMN |
| Inapt anagram of "evangelist" | EVILSAGENT |
| Inapt anagram of "protectionism" | NICETOIMPORTS |
| Indo-___ people | ARYAN |
| It covers the field | TARP |
| Knife's companion | FORK |
| Leather boot brand | FRYE |
| Lemon, for one | FRUIT |
| Lester Holt employer | NBC |
| Make a wrong turn | ERR |
| Make things right | ATONE |
| Makes a decision | OPTS |
| Marina del ___, California | REY |
| Messed around | GOOFEDOFF |
| Michelangelo masterpiece | PIETA |
| Mischievous sprite | GREMLIN |
| Mister, in Monterrey | SENOR |
| Nail board | EMERY |
| Ones to keep up with | JONESES |
| Ooze | SEEP |
| Part on stage | ROLE |
| Place for relaxing and waxing | SPA |
| Pundit's column, briefly | OPED |
| Raggedy doll | ANN |
| Regret | RUE |
| Rower's propeller | OAR |
| Series of wins | HOTSTREAK |
| Singer LuPone | PATTI |
| Singing cowboy Gene | AUTRY |
| Snobs put them on | AIRS |
| Talks up | TOUTS |
| Tantrums | FITS |
| The "P" of USPS | POSTAL |
| Types of people | ILKS |
| U.K. flying aces' org | RAF |
| Uncles' wives | AUNTS |
| Vowel-heavy Great Lake | ERIE |
| What the sun did yesterday | SHONE |
| What's thrown after a dumping? | PITYPARTY |
| Zest source | RIND |
| ___ in the grass | SNAKE |
| ___ log (Christmas cake) | YULE |
Newsday.com - February 9 2019 Crossword Puzzle Answer
Newsday.com - February 9 2019
| Clues | Answers |
| ''30 Rock,'' for one | FARCE |
| ''Busted!'' | THEJIGISUP |
| ''World Beaters'' producer | ESPN |
| Age-old navigation aid | URSAMINOR |
| Ago, abroad | SYNE |
| Altimetry aid | RADAR |
| Apple __ | INC |
| Area of activity | SCENE |
| Bad stuff | EVILS |
| Barreled | TORE |
| Beast held by a Leonardo ''Lady'' | ERMINE |
| City once called Shahjahanabad | DELHI |
| Clue card designation | MRS |
| Commuter belt | METROAREA |
| Depict or deduce | DRAW |
| Dispensed with, in a way | ATE |
| Doing the crocodile pose in yoga | PRONE |
| Empty rhetoric | GAS |
| Enforcer | HEAVY |
| Entry points for many admissions | ERS |
| Even if it's coming down | RAINORSHINE |
| Famous ruer of consumption | ADAM |
| Fig pollinator | WASP |
| Flight problems | YAWS |
| Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic __ | SHRINE |
| Fragrant bunch | POSY |
| Girls' new goal, as of 2019 | EAGLESCOUT |
| Gorilla safari locale | RWANDA |
| Grasping | GREEDY |
| Haunts | STOMPINGGROUNDS |
| High grade for a vineyard | CRU |
| Illinois ''Watch City'' | ELGIN |
| Isn't rejected | GETSIN |
| It has three- and four-letter homophones | ERE |
| Legendary ''Grail Maiden'' | ELAINE |
| Many a seal and elephant | COW |
| Marine otter descriptor | RARE |
| Metaphorical concession | BONE |
| Military Mach 5 flier | SCUD |
| Mountain-dwelling monster in Dungeons & Dragons | ROC |
| New York NASCAR venue | WATKINSGLEN |
| Ninjas' stock-in-trade | STEALTH |
| No longer wobbling, say | JELLED |
| Not so small | FAIR |
| Oslo Accords participant | PERES |
| Person unlikely to sing | CLAM |
| Pollutes | DESECRATES |
| Positive feedback on a course | YUM |
| Printer mentioned in ''Sleigh Ride'' | IVES |
| Puts together | MINGLES |
| Reckon | DEEM |
| Request for repetition | WHAT |
| Respecting | RELEVANTTO |
| Response to a roadblock | UTURN |
| Smartphone series | ANDROIDONE |
| Some Southwestern ceramics | OLLAS |
| Something may be in front of it | ELSE |
| Sporting, with ''in'' | CLAD |
| Supremely sympathetic | KINDEST |
| They may nest in diners | POTS |
| They stand in stands | TREES |
| They'll produce gallery ovations | ACES |
| They're guarded in numerous sports | SHINS |
| Top-selling aircraft brand of the 1970s | CESSNA |
| Very remote | COLDASICE |
| Western master of disguise | LONERANGER |
| Where Theodore Roosevelt Jr. led troops | UTAHBEACH |
| Without charge | DEAD |
| Word from the French for ''slang'' | ARGOT |
| __ leak | NEWS |
L.A. Times Daily - February 9 2019 Saturday Crossword Puzzle Answer
L.A. Times Daily - February 9 2019 Saturday
| Clues | Answers |
| A football field is about 32% larger than one | ACRE |
| A/C letters | BTU |
| Appoint | DESIGNATE |
| Bay Area city | ALAMEDA |
| Big event lead-in | EVE |
| Brand on Barbie boxes | MATTEL |
| Brand with an orange-and-yellow bull's-eye trademark | TIDE |
| Cashed in | REDEEMED |
| Cleanser compound | BORAX |
| Concrete-reinforcing rod | REBAR |
| Conversation on the go | WALKANDTALK |
| Critical sounds | HISSES |
| Davis with a recurring role on 'Grey's Anatomy' | GEENA |
| Denver's __ Field | COORS |
| Didn't get in the way of | LETBE |
| Dinner party amenity | WETBAR |
| Energized | AMPED |
| Event associated with a blue moon | RARITY |
| Fan | ROOTER |
| Female name that's a body part backwards | RAE |
| Female R&B group with the '80s hit 'I Miss You' | KLYMAXX |
| Fit to serve | ONEA |
| Flat-topped straw hat | BOATER |
| Flavor that pairs well with chocolate | MINT |
| Harbor hauler | SCOW |
| Heart chambers | ATRIA |
| Highest Italian peak south of the Alps | ETNA |
| Homicide official | CORONER |
| In honor of | AFTER |
| Kind of question | YESNO |
| Like yummy desserts, sooner or later | EATEN |
| Massive group | HORDE |
| Metaphors, e.g | TROPES |
| MIT part: Abbr | INST |
| More substantial | MEATIER |
| Nonessential decoration | FRILL |
| Not take well | ROB |
| Of concern to the Weather Channel | CLIMATIC |
| Painter's aid | EASEL |
| Pet holdable in one hand | HAMSTER |
| Product of sugar and heat | CARAMEL |
| Real go-getter | DYNAMO |
| Remove from the bulletin board | UNPIN |
| Requirement for statistical analysis | DATAENTRY |
| Retrieved at an airport carousel | CLAIMED |
| Saint, in Brazil | SAO |
| Sea of Azov peninsula | CRIMEA |
| Separate | DISCRETE |
| Siberian industrial center | TOMSK |
| Site with a Pill Identification Tool | WEBMD |
| Some therapeutic applications | OILS |
| Start the day | RISE |
| Stella Artois product | LAGER |
| Stretching muscle | TENSOR |
| Take care of | SEETO |
| Took turns | ROTATED |
| Tried hard | STROVE |
| Tried to catch | CHASED |
| Trimmed, in a way | EDGED |
| Twelve-step helper | AASPONSOR |
| Unchallenging | EASY |
| Waiters stand in them | LINES |
| What John Wayne and Cary Grant weren't | REALNAMES |
| What you'd better have if you miss work | AGOODEXCUSE |
| When many photos are taken | ATSUNSET |
| X or Z preceder | GEN |