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