pubdate: 2024-02-06
dateYear: 2024
LA Times Crossword Clues for 6 February 2024, Tuesday

LA Times Crossword Clues and Answers for 6 February 2024, Tuesday

Here's all LA Times Crossword answers for 6 February 2024, Tuesday. Find all answers and solutions here. We've also tries to explain why the answer is the correct solution for each clue.
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Clues and answers

Clues followed by answers and an explanation underneath.

Airline that doesn’t fly on Shabbat : EL AL

The answer to "Airline that doesn't fly on Shabbat" is "EL AL" because EL AL is an Israeli airline that observes the Jewish Sabbath and does not operate flights from Friday evening to Saturday evening.


Ancient Greek region : IONIA

The answer to "Ancient Greek region" is "IONIA" because Ionia was an ancient region in western Anatolia, which is now modern-day Turkey. It was known for its Greek settlements and played a significant role in Greek history and culture.


Apple Watch assistant : SIRI

The answer to "Apple Watch assistant" is "SIRI" because SIRI is the virtual assistant developed by Apple that is available on Apple devices, including the Apple Watch.


Approximate fig. : EST

The abbreviation "EST" stands for "estimated," which is often used to indicate an approximate figure.


Barbecue chef’s spice concoction : RUB

The answer to "Barbecue chef's spice concoction" is "RUB" because a rub is a mixture of spices and herbs that is applied to meat before grilling or smoking to enhance its flavor.


Big birds of Australia : EMUS

The answer is "EMUS" because emus are large flightless birds that are native to Australia. They are one of the biggest birds in the world and are commonly found in the Australian outback.


Blue accessory for Maggie Simpson : HAIR BOW

The answer "HAIR BOW" is the right solution because Maggie Simpson, a character from The Simpsons, is known for wearing a blue hair bow as an accessory.


Brief “Chat soon” : TTYL

The answer "TTYL" is the right solution because it stands for "Talk to you later," which is a brief way of saying "Chat soon."


Chocolaty coffee drink : MOCHA

The answer to "Chocolaty coffee drink" is "MOCHA" because a mocha is a type of coffee that is made with chocolate or cocoa powder.


Compete : VIE

The answer "VIE" is the right solution for the clue "Compete" because "vie" means to compete or contend with others in a competition or rivalry.


Consider overnight : SLEEP ON

The phrase "sleep on" means to think about something overnight before making a decision. It suggests taking time to consider or reflect on a matter.


Covent Garden performance : OPERA

The answer "OPERA" is the right solution because Covent Garden is a famous opera house in London. Therefore, a performance at Covent Garden would typically refer to an opera.


Customer support line, typically : TOLL-FREE NUMBER

The answer "TOLL-FREE NUMBER" is the right solution because customer support lines are often provided with a toll-free number, which means that customers can call without incurring any charges.


December decor : WREATH

The answer to "December decor" is "WREATH" because wreaths are commonly used as decorative items during the month of December, especially during the holiday season.


Deeply un-well? : RARE

The word "rare" means uncommon or not frequently found. In the context of the clue "deeply un-well," it suggests that the person or thing being described is not just unwell, but exceptionally or deeply unwell. Therefore, "rare" is the right solution as it captures the intensity of the unwellness.


Email option since 1997 : YAHOO!

The answer to "Email option since 1997" is "YAHOO!" because Yahoo! is an email service that has been available since 1997.


Emotionally distant : ALOOF

The word "aloof" means emotionally distant or detached. It is the right solution because it fits the clue and accurately describes someone who is not easily approachable or emotionally available.


Enjoyable : FUN

The answer "FUN" is the right solution because it directly relates to the clue "Enjoyable." Fun is commonly associated with enjoyment and having a good time, making it a suitable answer.


Enter : GO IN

The answer to "Enter" is "INPUT" because "input" is a commonly used term in computer technology to describe the act of providing data or information to a computer system. It fits the clue as it means to enter or provide information.


Enter : GO IN

The answer "GO IN" is the right solution for the clue "Enter" because it accurately describes the action of going into a place or location.


Era associated with modern furniture : MID-CENTURY

The answer "MID-CENTURY" is the right solution because it refers to the era between the 1940s and 1960s, which is associated with the rise of modern furniture design. This era is known for its sleek and minimalist aesthetic, making "MID-CENTURY" the correct answer.


First extra inning : TENTH

The answer to "First extra inning" is "TENTH" because it is the first inning that occurs after the initial nine innings of a baseball game.


Fitting : APT

The word "apt" means appropriate or fitting, making it a suitable answer for the clue "fitting."


Fitting : APT

The word "apt" means suitable or appropriate, which makes it a fitting answer for the clue "fitting."


Four Corners state : UTAH

The answer to "Four Corners state" is "UTAH" because Utah is one of the four states (along with Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico) that meet at the Four Corners Monument, marking the only point in the United States where four states come together at a single point.


Greek fable writer : AESOP

The answer to "Greek fable writer" is "AESOP" because Aesop was a famous ancient Greek storyteller known for his fables, such as "The Tortoise and the Hare" and "The Boy Who Cried Wolf".


Grump : CRAB

The answer "CRAB" is the right solution for the clue "Grump" because a crab is often associated with being grumpy or irritable due to its tendency to pinch and its generally defensive nature.


Gulf States ruler : EMIR

The answer to "Gulf States ruler" is "EMIR" because an emir is a title given to a ruler or leader in certain Arab and Muslim countries, including the Gulf States.


Harvest : REAP

The answer "REAP" is the right solution for the clue "Harvest" because "REAP" means to gather or collect a crop, which is exactly what happens during the process of harvesting.


Home of the Vietnam National Museum of History : HANOI

The answer is "HANOI" because it is the capital city of Vietnam, and the Vietnam National Museum of History is located there.


Intervening spaces : GAPS

The answer to "Intervening spaces" is "GAPS" because gaps refer to the spaces that occur between two objects or entities.


Keep out of college sports for a season : REDSHIRT

The term "redshirt" in college sports refers to a practice where a student-athlete sits out for a season without participating in official games. This allows them to extend their eligibility and gain an extra year of playing time. Therefore, "redshirt" is the correct answer as it aligns with the clue "Keep out of college sports for a season."


Latin American soap : TELENOVELA

The answer to "Latin American soap" is "TELENOVELA" because telenovelas are a popular genre of television dramas in Latin America. They are known for their serialized storytelling and often feature romantic storylines.


Leader : HEAD

The answer "HEAD" fits the clue "Leader" because the head is the foremost part of the body and can be seen as the leader of the rest of the body parts.


Male minister : MAN OF THE CLOTH

The answer "MAN OF THE CLOTH" is the right solution because it is a common phrase used to describe a male minister.


Margarine : OLEO

The answer "OLEO" is the right solution because it is a commonly used term for margarine.


Mend : HEAL

The answer to "Mend" is "HEAL" because healing involves repairing or restoring something that is broken or damaged, which is the same concept as mending.


Mental flash : IDEA

The answer to "Mental flash" is "IDEA" because an idea often comes to our mind suddenly and quickly, just like a mental flash.


Mottled horses : PINTOS

The answer "PINTOS" is the right solution because Pintos are a breed of horses known for their distinctive mottled or spotted coat patterns.


Paleontologist’s discovery : FOSSIL

The answer "FOSSIL" is the right solution because a paleontologist studies fossils, which are the preserved remains or traces of ancient organisms.


Put up, as wallpaper : HANG

The word "HANG" is the right solution because when you put up wallpaper, you typically hang it on the wall.


Raggedy __ and Andy dolls : ANN

The answer to "Raggedy __ and Andy dolls" is "ANN" because Ann is the name of one of the dolls in the Raggedy Ann and Andy series.


Research univ. near Harvard : MIT

The answer to "Research univ. near Harvard" is "MIT" because MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) is a prestigious research university located near Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.


Rolled meaty entree that may be served “wet” : BEEF ENCHILADA

The clue mentions a rolled meaty entree that can be served "wet." The answer "BEEF ENCHILADA" fits perfectly as it is a rolled tortilla filled with beef and can be served with a sauce, making it "wet."


Senegal currency : FRANC

The answer to "Senegal currency" is "FRANC" because the official currency of Senegal is the West African CFA franc.


Settled on a perch : ALIT

The answer "ALIT" is the right solution because it means "settled" or "perched" in the past tense. It fits perfectly with the clue and has the correct number of letters.


Short albums, for short : EPS

The answer to "Short albums, for short" is "EPS" because "EPS" is a common abbreviation for Extended Plays, which are shorter than full-length albums.


Sold-out amount : NONE

The answer "NONE" is the right solution because when something is sold out, it means there is no amount or quantity left. Therefore, "NONE" accurately represents a sold-out amount.


Spring’s opposite, in tides : NEAP

The answer "NEAP" is the right solution because in the context of tides, "spring" refers to the highest and lowest tides, while "neap" refers to the tides with the least difference between high and low. Therefore, "spring's opposite" in tides is "NEAP".


Step before a “big kid bed” : CRIB

The step before a "big kid bed" is typically a crib, which is a small bed designed for infants and young children.


Sugar amts. : TSPS Down 1 Boxing match

The answer to "Sugar amts." is "TSPS" because "TSPS" is the abbreviation for teaspoons, which is a common unit of measurement for sugar.


Tabloid couple : ITEM

The answer to "Tabloid couple" is "ITEM" because in tabloids, when two people are romantically linked or seen together, they are often referred to as an "item."


Tangible : REAL

The answer "REAL" is the right solution because it means something that can be perceived by the senses or is actual, rather than imaginary or theoretical. It is a concise and fitting answer to the clue "Tangible."


Tap : FAUCET

The answer to "Tap" is "SPIGOT" because a spigot is a device used to control the flow of liquid from a pipe, similar to a tap.


Tap : FAUCET

The answer to "Tap" is "FAUCET" because a faucet is a device that controls the flow of water in a pipe, typically used for drawing water from a plumbing system. It is commonly referred to as a tap.


Tap : FAUCET

The word "pat" can mean to tap lightly or gently, making it a suitable answer for the clue "Tap."


Tap : FAUCET

"Call on" can mean to tap someone for a response or to ask them to speak. In this context, "tap" is a synonym for "call on," making it the correct answer.


Tree covering : BARK

The answer to "Tree covering" is "BARK" because the bark is the protective outer layer of a tree trunk. It serves as a shield against external elements and helps the tree retain moisture.


Vegetable also called a German turnip : KOHLRABI

The answer to "Vegetable also called a German turnip" is "KOHLRABI" because kohlrabi is a vegetable that is commonly referred to as a German turnip.


Venue for a major 1-Down : ARENA

The answer "ARENA" is the right solution because it is a common venue for a major event or competition. It fits the given clue and is a word commonly associated with large-scale sports or entertainment events.


Voice range higher than tenor : ALTO

The voice range higher than tenor is called "ALTO" in music.


Weigh station rig : SEMI

The term "weigh station" often refers to a location where trucks and commercial vehicles are weighed to ensure they are within legal weight limits. A common type of vehicle seen at weigh stations is a semi-truck or tractor-trailer, which is commonly known as a "SEMI." Therefore, the answer "SEMI" is the right solution for the crossword clue "Weigh station rig."


Weigh station rig : SEMI

The answer "SEMI" is the right solution because a "weigh station rig" refers to a large truck or tractor-trailer commonly known as a semi-truck.


Workplace-focused workplace : Abbr.

The answer to "Workplace-focused workplace" is "Abbr." because "Abbr." is short for abbreviation, which is a workplace that focuses on abbreviations.


__ de Triomphe : ARC

The answer to "__ de Triomphe" is "ARC" because the word "Arc" translates to "Arch" in English, and the Arc de Triomphe is a famous monument in Paris, France.


__ of March : IDES

The term "IDES" refers specifically to the middle of the month in the ancient Roman calendar. In particular, the phrase "Beware the Ides of March" is famous because it marks the date of Julius Caesar's assassination.


__ vera gel : ALOE

The clue is referring to the gel that is found inside the leaves of the Aloe plant, which is commonly used for medicinal and cosmetic purposes. Therefore, the answer is ALOE.


__ vera gel : ALOE

The answer to "__ vera gel" is "ALOE" because aloe vera gel is a popular natural remedy known for its soothing and healing properties.


“Barton Fink” director Joel : COEN

The answer to "Barton Fink" director Joel is "COEN" because Joel Coen co-directed the movie "Barton Fink" along with his brother Ethan Coen.


“Morning Edition” medium : RADIO

The answer to "Morning Edition medium" is "RADIO" because "Morning Edition" refers to a popular morning news radio show produced by NPR. Therefore, the medium through which this show is broadcasted is radio.


“Proud Mary” singer Turner : TINA

The answer is "TINA" because Tina Turner is the singer known for the song "Proud Mary."


“The House of the Spirits” novelist Allende : ISABEL

The answer is "ISABEL" because Isabel Allende is the author of the novel "The House of the Spirits."


“Too complicated to explain,” and a way to describe the end of the answer to each starred clue? : IT’S A WHOLE THING

The phrase "Too complicated to explain" is a clue that suggests the answer is a longer phrase. The phrase "IT'S A WHOLE THING" fits this description and also describes the end of each answer to the starred clues.


“You found the right person” : I’M IT

The answer "I'M IT" is the right solution because it means "I am the right person." The phrase "I'm it" is often used to indicate that someone is the chosen or designated person for a particular task or role.


“You’ve Got Mail” director Ephron : NORA

The answer is "NORA" because Nora Ephron was the director of the movie "You've Got Mail."


“__ Yankees” : DAMN


” … Kind of?” : … IN A WAY?

The answer to "… Kind of?" is "… IN A WAY?" because it suggests a partial or vague connection to the clue, indicating that something is somewhat true or applicable.


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