LA Times CROSSWORD Answers Today [05/03/2026]

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LA Times Crossword answers 3 May 26, Sunday

Across

LA Times UP

Clues Answers
1A Cheerful GLAD
5A Wrigley product GUM
8A Ocean liner? COAST
13A Brazilian coins REALS
18A Govern RULE
19A Inspired by A LA
20A Per __ CAPITA
21A Kaitlin of “High Potential” OLSON
22A Upside found periodically in a bad situation? AG LINING (silver lining)
24A On the wrong path ASTRAY
25A Shelter org. ASPCA
26A __ turtle SEA
27A Fills with love ENAMORS
29A Queen singer played periodically by Rami Malek? FREDDIE HG (Freddie Mercury)
31A “Come on now!” PSHAW!
33A In the past EARLIER
35A Takes a rideshare UBERS
36A MLB stat RBI
38A Flavor of many a bright green martini SOUR APPLE
41A Baking ware that’s only used periodically? MUFFIN SN (muffin tin)
46A Cary Grant film that airs periodically on classic movie channels? AS AND OLD LACE (“Arsenic and Old Lace”)
51A Due-in hr. ETA
52A Parroted ECHOED
54A Swimmer’s wear CAP
55A Midsize car SEDAN
56A Word TERM
58A Clutched HELD
59A Must pay OWES TO
62A Pagoda instrument GONG
63A Fancy tie ASCOT
65A Tyler of “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” AISHA
67A Anise aperitif OUZO
69A Advantage in some situations, or an alternate title for this puzzle ELEMENT OF SURPRISE
75A Beauty aisle brand OLAY
76A Dorm digs SUITE
77A Coins of the realm? PENCE
80A Basketball stuff DUNK
83A Civil rights icon Mandela NELSON
86A Olaf’s creator in “Frozen” ELSA
89A Udder part TEAT
90A Physicist Newton ISAAC
92A __ Quixote DON
93A Bee keeper APIARY
95A “Rocky III” actor MR T
96A Dickens novel that’s only read periodically? DAVID CU FIELD (“David Copperfield”)
100A Perfect stand-up material performed periodically? COMEDY AU (comedy gold)
102A Portrayal DEPICTION
104A “What a treat!” YAY!
105A “All the Light We Cannot See” novelist Anthony DOERR
108A Perseveres with KEEPS AT
111A Warms HEATS
115A Hairstyling device applied periodically? CURLING FE (curling iron)
118A Like tiramisu and cannoli ITALIAN
120A Letter before sigma RHO
121A Desert near the Sinai Peninsula NEGEV
122A Victory celebration PARADE
124A Periodically prone to breaking the speed limit? PB-FOOTED (lead-footed)
126A Elevator stop, in Paris ETAGE
127A Fit to be farmed ARABLE
128A Chart topper HIT
129A Rae who plays President Barbie in “Barbie” ISSA
130A Broadway awards TONYS
131A Bristlelike grippers on gecko feet SETAE
132A Batteries in some remotes AAS
133A Soapmaking supplies LYES

Down

LA Times Down

Clues Answers
1D Clutch GRASP
2D Olympic sleds LUGES
3D God of Islam ALLAH
4D Agnus __ DEI
5D Choice when the Tide runs out? GAIN
6D Lower arm bones ULNAE
7D Pre-eruption lava MAGMA
8D Conspirator in “Julius Caesar” CASSIUS
9D Go (for) OPT
10D Carrier whose primary hub is Charles de Gaulle AIR FRANCE
11D Headliner STAR
12D Diggs of “All American” TAYE
13D Surfaces that hold tracks and ties ROADBEDS
14D Borden mascot ELSIE
15D In accordance with AS PER
16D Scottish waters LOCHS
17D Hiccup SNAG
20D Bunch of clowns, maybe CARLOAD
23D Greenhorn NEWBIE
28D RN workplaces ORS
30D Boring DULL
32D Shelter sound ARF!
34D Significant stretch ERA
37D Inseam unit INCH
39D BlackBerrys, e.g.: Abbr. PDAS
40D Can opener POP-TOP
41D Like a movie making fun of its own plot holes META
42D Great Basin people UTES
43D Mockery FARCE
44D __ shed SHE
45D Sports podcaster Katie NOLAN
47D The 587-piece Pokémon Eevee, e.g. LEGO SET
48D Big fuss ADO
49D “You __ do it!” CAN
50D Cornwall lang. ENG
53D Exchange words? EDIT
57D Fifth-largest Hawaiian island MOLOKAI
59D “What a treat!” OH, FUN!
60D “Now, where __?” WAS I
61D Team’s adjective OUR
64D Business card no. TEL
66D Only OK SO-SO
68D Oomph ZIP
70D Fellow MAN
71D Got the measure of EYED UP
72D The Miners of the NCAA UTEP
73D Museum piece RELIC
74D Syndrome in “The Incredibles,” e.g. ENEMY
78D Model Delevingne CARA
79D “Not you too!” ET TU!
80D Pulled off DID
81D Mex. neighbor USA
82D Pt. of USNA NAV
84D Lacking sharp sound quality, briefly LO-FI
85D Ridicule SNICKER AT
87D __ Paulo, Brazil SAO
88D Military force ARMY
91D Features of PC towers, once CD DRIVES
93D Rescue dog, e.g. ADOPTEE
94D “Hard pass” YEAH, NO
97D Home of the Large Hadron Collider CERN
98D Summer in la cité ETE
99D Go unused LIE IDLE
101D Give some shade? DYE
103D Intel org. NSA
105D As a result of DUE TO
106D Church instrument ORGAN
107D John Milton’s “Lycidas,” for one ELEGY
109D Letter before beta ALPHA
110D Lower leg bone TIBIA
112D Like many indie films ARTSY
113D “If __ walls could talk … ” THESE
114D Bar mixers SODAS
115D Tech news site CNET
116D College figs. GPAS
117D Grub FARE
119D Times before eves, in classified ads AFTS
123D Legal org. ABA
125D Snake __ OIL

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