pubdate: 2025-03-09
dateYear: 2025
LA Times Crossword Clues for 9 March 2025, Sunday

LA Times Crossword Clues and Answers for 9 March 2025, Sunday

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Clues and answers

Clues followed by answers and an explanation underneath.

Actor Guinness : ALEC

The answer to "Actor Guinness" is "ALEC" because Alec Guinness was a well-known British actor.


Actor Guinness : ALEC

The answer "ALEC" fits the clue "Actor Guinness" because Alec Guinness was a well-known British actor.


Actor Guinness : ALEC


Actresses Cheryl and Diane : LADDS

The answer "LADDS" fits the clue because Cheryl and Diane Ladd are both actresses with the last name Ladd.


Acura compact : INTEGRA

The Acura Integra is a model of compact car produced by Acura, the luxury vehicle division of Honda. Therefore, "Acura compact" is referring to the Acura Integra.


Advanced univ. pursuit : POSTDOC

The answer "POSTDOC" is short for postdoctoral, which is a pursuit pursued after completing a doctoral degree at an advanced university level.


Aft : ASTERN

"ASTERN" is a nautical term that means situated at or toward the rear of a ship. "Aft" is also a nautical term that means at, near, or toward the stern of a ship. Therefore, "ASTERN" is the right solution for the clue "Aft."


Airport on the L : O’HARE

The answer "O'HARE" fits the clue "Airport on the L" because O'Hare International Airport is a major airport in Chicago, and the letter "L" is a common abbreviation for the Chicago Transit Authority's train line that connects downtown Chicago to O'Hare airport.


Anatomical roofs : PALATES

The term "palates" refers to the anatomical roofs of the mouth, specifically the hard and soft palates. So, "Anatomical roofs" is a clue that directly points to the answer "PALATES."


Assumed identity : ALIAS

"Alias" is the right answer because an alias is a false or assumed identity that a person uses to conceal their true identity.


Attention-seeking sound : AHEM!

The answer "AHEM!" is a sound often made to get someone's attention or to indicate disapproval. It fits the clue "Attention-seeking sound" perfectly.


Audition piece, often : SOLO

The answer "SOLO" fits the clue "Audition piece, often" because during auditions, performers often showcase their talent by performing a solo, a piece of music or acting performed by a single person.


Awkward sorts who are into classic novels? : LITERARY DORKS

"LITERARY DORKS" is the right solution because "literary" relates to classic novels and "dorks" refers to awkward or socially inept individuals. Together, they describe people who are into classic novels and may be socially awkward.


Barn or sound : NOUN

The word "NOUN" is a type of word that can be a barn (building) or a sound (word).


Barn sound : MOO!

"Moo" is the sound commonly associated with cows, which are often found in barns.


Big name in high-end auctions : SOTHEBY

Sotheby's is a well-known auction house that specializes in high-end auctions of art, jewelry, and collectibles. It is a prominent and reputable name in the auction industry, making it the correct answer for the clue "Big name in high-end auctions."


Big rig drivers : HAULERS

The term "haulers" is commonly used to refer to big rig drivers who transport goods over long distances. It is a fitting description for those who operate large trucks designed for hauling heavy loads.


Bowling area nearest the wall : LANE ONE

The answer "LANE ONE" fits the clue because in a bowling alley, Lane One is the lane closest to the wall.


Brit’s “Baloney!” : TOSH!

"TOSH!" is a British slang term that is used to express disbelief or dismissal, similar to saying "Baloney!" in American English. This makes it the correct answer to the clue "Brit’s 'Baloney!'"


Classical sitar compositions : RAGAS

"Ragas" are the classical sitar compositions in Indian music. Ragas are melodic frameworks used in traditional Indian music to create a specific mood or atmosphere.


Cleverly funny : WRY

"WRY" means cleverly humorous or amusing in a sarcastic or ironic way. It fits the clue "Cleverly funny" because it captures the idea of humor with a twist or a touch of dry wit.


Clown’s bit : GAG

The word "gag" can refer to a joke or funny bit that a clown performs to entertain the audience.


Cold-smoked salmon : NOVA

"NOVA" is the right solution because Nova Scotia is known for its cold-smoked salmon. "NOVA" is often used in crossword puzzles to refer to this type of salmon.


Colony member : ANT

"Ant" is the right answer because ants live in colonies where they work together and share responsibilities, making them colony members.


Colony member : ANT

"ANT" is the right solution because ants live and work together in colonies, making them colony members.


Comment about a sweetheart who has to work incessantly? : NO REST FOR THE DEARY

The answer "NO REST FOR THE DEARY" is a play on the phrase "no rest for the weary," which means someone who is tired or overworked. In this case, "deary" is a term of endearment for a sweetheart, so the answer humorously suggests that the sweetheart has to work incessantly.


Cowboys quarterback Prescott : DAK

"Dak" is the nickname of the Cowboys quarterback Prescott, whose full name is Dak Prescott. This is a common shorthand used in the sports world, making "DAK" the correct answer.


Data, for Spiner : ROLE

The actor Brent Spiner played the character Data on the TV show "Star Trek: The Next Generation." Therefore, "Data, for Spiner" refers to the role he portrayed, which is "ROLE."


Deere products : TRACTORS

The answer "TRACTORS" fits the clue "Deere products" because John Deere is a well-known brand that manufactures tractors.


Deity for whom Wednesday is named : ODIN

ODIN is the Norse god of wisdom, war, and poetry, and Wednesday is named after him in English, as "Wednesday" comes from "Woden's day," with Woden being another name for Odin.


Depicted with a crayon : DRAWN

The answer "DRAWN" fits the clue "Depicted with a crayon" because crayons are commonly used for drawing, and "drawn" is the past participle of the verb "draw," which means to create an image or design by making lines on paper or another surface.


Dinner at which everyone does the dishes? : POTLUCK

The answer "POTLUCK" fits the clue because at a potluck dinner, everyone brings a dish to share, so everyone contributes to the meal and there are no designated hosts who need to do all the dishes.


Dizzy Gillespie, for one : TRUMPETER

The answer "TRUMPETER" is the right solution because Dizzy Gillespie was a famous jazz musician known for playing the trumpet.


Does karaoke : SINGS

The answer "SINGS" fits the clue "Does karaoke" because when someone does karaoke, they typically sing along to a song.


Drive-thru device : ATM

The answer "ATM" fits the clue "Drive-thru device" because ATMs are often found at drive-thru locations where people can conveniently withdraw or deposit money without leaving their vehicles.


Dryer trap stuff : LINT

Lint is the buildup of fibers and debris that collects in the trap of a dryer when clothes are dried. This answer fits the clue "Dryer trap stuff" perfectly.


Eurasian range : URALS

The Urals are a mountain range in Russia that separates Europe and Asia, making it a fitting answer for the clue "Eurasian range."


Everest or Etna : MOUNT

"Mount" is the right solution because both Everest and Etna are mountains, so the answer is a general term that can refer to any mountain.


Exchange, as a coupon : REDEEM

The word "REDEEM" means to exchange something, such as a coupon, for goods or services. In this context, when you redeem a coupon, you exchange it for the discount or product it offers.


Exhausting treks : SLOGS

"SLOGS" is the right solution because it means a long, exhausting walk or journey, which fits the clue "Exhausting treks."


Explorer Polo : MARCO

The answer "MARCO" fits the clue "Explorer Polo" because Marco Polo was a famous explorer known for his travels to Asia.


Fashion accessory found in an ancient tomb? : ARCHAEOLOGICAL WIG

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Firm partners, briefly : ATTYS

The answer "ATTYS" is short for "attorneys," which are often referred to as firm partners in a law firm.


Flier to Oslo : SAS

SAS is the abbreviation for Scandinavian Airlines, which is a major airline that flies to Oslo, the capital of Norway.


Fluffy lapdog, familiarly : POM

The answer "POM" is short for Pomeranian, which is a type of fluffy lapdog known for its small size and distinctive appearance.


Genetic letters : DNA

The answer "DNA" is the right solution because it refers to the genetic material that carries the instructions for the development and functioning of living organisms. DNA is composed of four different letters, also known as nucleotides, which are represented by the letters A, T, C, and G.


Genetic letters : DNA

RNA stands for ribonucleic acid, which is a type of nucleic acid that contains genetic information in the form of nucleotide bases: adenine (A), cytosine (C), guanine (G), and uracil (U). These nucleotide bases are the "genetic letters" referred to in the clue.


Genetic letters : DNA

The answer "DNA" is the right solution because DNA contains the genetic instructions for the development, functioning, growth, and reproduction of all known living organisms. It is made up of four different letters: A (adenine), T (thymine), C (cytosine), and G (guanine), which are known as genetic letters.


Glass on NPR : IRA

The answer "IRA" is the right solution because "IRA" sounds like "Ira," which is a common first name and also the name of Ira Glass, a host on NPR.


Go blonder, perhaps : TINT

"TINT" is the right answer because when you go blonder, you often add a lighter color to your hair, which is referred to as tinting your hair.


Goopy mass : GOB

"GOB" is a slang term for a goopy mass or a lump of something sticky, like gum or food. It fits the clue perfectly.


Gordie in the Hockey Hall of Fame : HOWE

Gordie Howe, a famous hockey player, is in the Hockey Hall of Fame and his last name is "HOWE."


Got away quickly : FLED

"FLED" is the right solution because it means to escape or run away quickly, which fits the clue "Got away quickly".


Grayish : ASHY

The word "ashy" refers to something that is the color of ashes, which are typically gray in color. Therefore, "ashy" is an appropriate answer to the clue "grayish."


Grayish : ASHY

The word "ashy" is commonly used to describe a grayish color, particularly when referring to skin or hair tones.


Great leader’s trait : WISDOM

"WISDOM" is the right answer because a great leader is typically characterized by their ability to make wise and informed decisions based on their knowledge and experience.


H.G. Wells race : ELOI

The Eloi are a futuristic race of peaceful, childlike beings in H.G. Wells' novel "The Time Machine."


Half-birthday month for someone born in October : APRIL

April is the half-birthday month for someone born in October because it is exactly six months away from October. This makes April the midpoint between October and the next October birthday.


Harmful : ADVERSE

"Adverse" means harmful or unfavorable. It fits the clue "Harmful" because it is a synonym for causing harm or damage.


High rolls : ELEVENS

The term "ELEVENS" refers to the sum of two dice showing the highest possible roll, which is a total of 11.


Hiker’s route : TRAIL

The word "TRAIL" refers to a path or track that hikers follow through the wilderness, making it a fitting answer to the clue "Hiker's route."


Historic roads such as Route 66? : GOOD OLD WAYS

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Hurled weapon : SPEAR

"SPEAR" is the right solution because a spear is a weapon that is thrown or hurled at a target. It fits the clue "Hurled weapon" perfectly.


ID-checking org. : TSA

The answer "TSA" fits the clue "ID-checking org." because the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is known for checking the identification of travelers at airports.


Image shared in a group chat, perhaps : MEME

The answer "MEME" fits the clue because a meme is an image or video that is shared and spread rapidly through social media and group chats.


In a way : SORTA

The clue "In a way" is asking for an adverb that means "to some extent." "Sorta" is a colloquial way of saying "sort of," which fits the definition and length of the clue.


In a way : SORTA

The answer "SORTOF" fits the clue "In a way" because it means "to some extent" or "kind of." It is a casual expression that indicates something is partially true or accurate.


In a way : SORTA

"Sorta" is a colloquial way of saying "in a way," making it a fitting answer to the clue. It conveys a sense of partial agreement or similarity, which aligns with the meaning of the clue.


Irrational urge to go to the moon? : SATELLITE WISH

"SATELLITE WISH" is the right solution because the clue is a play on words. The irrational urge to go to the moon can be interpreted as a wish to become a satellite, which orbits the moon.


Italian tower city : PISA

The Italian city known for its leaning tower is Pisa. The clue "Italian tower city" is a direct reference to Pisa, making it the right answer.


Just perfect : A-OK

The term "A-OK" is slang for everything being in perfect order or excellent condition, making it synonymous with "just perfect."


Key next to G : A-FLAT

The key next to G on a piano is A-flat because it is the black key immediately to the right of the white key G.


Kitchen wrap brand : SARAN

SARAN is a well-known brand that produces kitchen wrap products, so it is the right solution for the clue "Kitchen wrap brand."


LAL rivals : GSW

The answer "GSW" stands for Golden State Warriors, who are rivals of the Los Angeles Lakers (LAL) in the NBA.


Layered pasta dish : LASAGNA

LASAGNA is a layered pasta dish made with sheets of pasta, tomato sauce, cheese, and sometimes meat or vegetables. It is a popular Italian dish known for its delicious layers of flavors.


Loaded, as computer data : FED IN


Look after : TEND Down 1 “Get a move on!” abbr.

"Look after" is a phrasal verb that means to take care of or attend to something or someone. "SEETO" is a two-word phrase that means to take care of or deal with something, making it a suitable answer for the clue.


Look after : TEND Down 1 “Get a move on!” abbr.

The answer to "Get a move on!" abbr. is "ASAP" because "ASAP" stands for "as soon as possible," which is a common abbreviation used to urge someone to hurry up.


Maggie Simpson’s sister : LISA

The answer is "LISA" because Maggie Simpson's sister is Lisa Simpson, a character from the TV show "The Simpsons."


Major vessel : AORTA

The "AORTA" is a major blood vessel that carries oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the rest of the body. It is the largest artery in the body, making it a fitting answer for the clue "Major vessel."


Major vessel : AORTA

The aorta is the largest artery in the body and a major vessel that carries oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the rest of the body.


Make better : HEAL

HEAL is the right answer because when something heals, it gets better or improves, such as a wound or an illness.


Mallard cousins with distinctive rear feathers : PINTAILS

Pintails are a type of duck that are cousins to mallards and are known for their distinctive long, slender tail feathers, which help differentiate them from other duck species.


Mil. print : CAMO

The answer "CAMO" is short for camouflage, which is often used in military prints or patterns.


Mysterious blips : UFOS

The answer "UFOS" fits the clue "Mysterious blips" because UFOs are often described as unidentified flying objects, or mysterious objects seen in the sky that cannot be easily explained.


Nerve-wracking : TENSE

The word "tense" means causing anxiety or nervousness, which is synonymous with nerve-wracking.


North African capital : CAIRO

The answer to "North African capital" is "TUNIS" because Tunis is the capital city of Tunisia, which is located in North Africa.


North African capital : CAIRO

The answer "CAIRO" fits the clue "North African capital" because Cairo is the capital city of Egypt, which is located in North Africa.


North African capital : CAIRO

"Cairo" is the capital of Egypt, which is located in North Africa. This makes it the correct answer to the clue "North African capital."


North African capital : CAIRO

The answer to "North African capital" is "TUNIS" because Tunis is the capital city of Tunisia, which is located in North Africa.


North African capital : CAIRO

The answer "CAIRO" fits the clue "North African capital" because Cairo is the capital city of Egypt, which is located in North Africa.


North African capital : CAIRO

"Cairo" is the capital of Egypt, which is located in North Africa. This makes it the correct answer to the clue "North African capital."


Nose locale : FACE

The nose is located on the face, making "FACE" the correct answer for "Nose locale."


Not excited : CALM

The word "calm" is the opposite of excited, as it means peaceful and free from agitation or excitement.


Not just quarreling : AT WAR

"AT WAR" is the right solution because it means more than just quarreling - it signifies a state of conflict or hostility between nations or groups.


Not outgoing : SHY

"SHY" is the right solution because someone who is shy tends to be reserved or not outgoing in social situations.


Of no value : USELESS

The word "USELESS" means having no value or purpose, making it a fitting answer to the clue "Of no value."


Openly displayed : BARED

The word "BARED" means to reveal or expose openly. In this context, openly displayed can be synonymous with bared, making it the correct answer.


Opportunity to talk : AIRTIME

The answer "AIRTIME" fits the clue "Opportunity to talk" because in media and broadcasting, "airtime" refers to the time allocated for a particular program or advertisement to be broadcast on radio or television. It is a common term used to describe the opportunity to speak or present information to an audience.


Penalty against the Bills? : BUFFALO DING


Perfectly suited : APT

"Perfectly suited" is a definition clue where the answer "APT" means exactly right or suitable for a particular purpose or situation.


Personal trainer employers : GYMS

The answer "GYMS" fits the clue because gyms are the places where personal trainers typically work and are employed.


Piece of cake, e.g. : IDIOM

The clue "Piece of cake, e.g." is a type of phrase or expression, which is what an idiom is.


Pine tree feature : NEEDLE

The answer "NEEDLE" is the right solution because pine trees have long, thin leaves called needles instead of broad leaves.


Playful river mammal : OTTER

Otters are known for being playful animals that can be found in rivers, making "Playful river mammal" a fitting description for an otter.


Pod residents : PEAS

The term "pod" is commonly associated with peas, as peas grow in pods. Therefore, the answer "PEAS" fits the clue "Pod residents".


Poe works : TALES

Known for his short stories, Edgar Allan Poe wrote many famous tales, making "TALES" a fitting answer for the clue "Poe works."


Popadam dip : RAITA

RAITA is a traditional Indian condiment made with yogurt, cucumbers, and spices, commonly served as a dip with poppadoms. This makes it the correct answer for the clue "Popadam dip."


Puck’s eatery in Beverly Hills : SPAGO

"Spago" is a famous restaurant in Beverly Hills owned by chef Wolfgang Puck. The clue "Puck's eatery in Beverly Hills" is a direct reference to this well-known restaurant, making "SPAGO" the correct answer.


Read a barcode : SCAN

The word "SCAN" is the right answer for "Read a barcode" because scanning is the action you take to read a barcode with a scanner or a smartphone. It is a common and straightforward term associated with reading barcodes.


Record again : RELOG

"Record again" is a clue that indicates re-doing or making a new entry in a log or record. The word "RELOG" is a combination of "re" meaning again and "log" referring to a record, making it the correct answer to the clue.


Revue segments : ACTS

In a revue, the show is typically divided into different segments or parts, which are known as "acts." Each act may feature different performances or skits.


Sat around : IDLED

"Sat around" is a clue that indicates inactivity or doing nothing, which is synonymous with the word "idled."


School level : GRADE

"Grade" refers to a level or rank in school based on students' performance or progress. It is commonly used to indicate the level of education a student is in, such as first grade, second grade, etc.


Scottish name prefix : MAC-

"MAC-" is a common Scottish name prefix meaning "son of." It is often used in Scottish surnames to indicate a person's paternal lineage.


Scrabble play, or, when parsed in three parts, a hint to the switch featured in this puzzle’s longest answers : WORD or W OR D

The answer "WORD or W OR D" is the right solution because it can be parsed into three parts - "W OR D" which hints at the switch featured in the puzzle's longest answers, where the letters W, O, R, and D are switched around to form new words.


Secret supply : STASH

The answer "STASH" is the right solution because a stash refers to a secret supply or hidden collection of items.


Secret supply : STASH

"STASH" is the right answer because a stash is a secret supply of something, typically hidden away for safekeeping or future use.


See 50- : … LINCOLN

The answer "… ALI" is the right solution for "See 50-" because it is a hint to look at another clue, specifically clue number 50, which will provide the full answer.


See 50- : … LINCOLN

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See 50- : … LINCOLN

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Silly error : FLUB

"FLUB" is the right solution because it is a common term used to describe a silly mistake or error. It fits the clue perfectly.


Slippery critter : EEL

The answer "EEL" fits the clue "Slippery critter" because eels are known for their slimy and slippery skin, making them a fitting choice for the clue.


Small program : APPLET

The answer "APPLET" fits the clue "Small program" because an applet is a small application designed to run within another program.


Smoothie berry : ACAI

The answer "ACAI" is the right solution because acai berries are commonly used in smoothies due to their health benefits and delicious taste.


Smoothie berry : ACAI

Acai is a type of berry commonly used in smoothies, making it a fitting answer to the clue "Smoothie berry."


Somewhat sore : ACHY

ACHY is the right solution because it means to be slightly sore or causing a dull pain, which fits the clue "Somewhat sore."


Spacewalks, briefly : EVAS

"Spacewalks, briefly" is a common crossword clue for the term "EVAS" which stands for Extravehicular Activities. In crossword puzzles, "briefly" often indicates an abbreviation or shortened form of a word, making "EVAS" the correct answer in this case.


Spanish egg : HUEVO

"HUEVO" is the Spanish word for egg. The clue is asking for a Spanish word that means egg, making "HUEVO" the correct answer.


St. __ : Cornwall town

The answer "St. __" is "Cornwall town" because St. Austell is a town in Cornwall, UK, commonly referred to as "St. Austell."


Start to trust? : ANTI-

The answer "ANTI-" fits the clue "Start to trust?" because it means "against" or "opposite of," suggesting the opposite of trust.


Summer on the Loire : ETE

"Summer on the Loire" is a clue that indicates the French word for summer, which is "ETE." The Loire is a river in France, so the answer "ETE" fits the clue.


Talk and talk and talk : DRONE ON

The phrase "drone on" means to talk at length in a monotonous way, which fits the clue "Talk and talk and talk."


Targets of some PETA protests : FURS

The answer "FURS" fits the clue because PETA protests often target the use of fur in fashion, making it a common target of their activism.


Tasty bits : MORSELS

The word "morsels" is often used to refer to small, tasty pieces of food, making it a fitting answer to the clue "Tasty bits."


Texter’s sign-off : TTYL

The answer to "Texter's sign-off" is "TTYL" because it is a commonly used abbreviation that stands for "Talk to you later." It is often used by texters to indicate that they will be ending the conversation and will speak to the recipient at a later time.


Texter’s sign-off : TTYL

"TTYL" stands for "talk to you later," which is a common sign-off used by texters to indicate that they will speak to the recipient at a later time.


To this day : STILL

The phrase "to this day" indicates that something is ongoing or continuing, which can be synonymous with the word "STILL."


Toe, for one : DIGIT

The answer "DIGIT" is the right solution because a toe is a type of digit on the foot.


Toiling away : AT IT

The phrase "at it" is a common expression meaning working on a task or project diligently. It fits the clue "Toiling away" as it implies someone is actively engaged in their work.


Tree “blood” : SAP

SAP is the fluid that circulates within a tree, often referred to as the tree's "blood." This makes it the correct answer to the clue "Tree 'blood'."


Uneasy feeling : ANGST

"Agita" is a slang term used in Italian-American communities to describe a feeling of heartburn, indigestion, or general discomfort in the stomach. This feeling is often associated with anxiety or nervousness, which is why "uneasy feeling" is an appropriate clue for "agita."


Uneasy feeling : ANGST

"Angst" is the right solution for "Uneasy feeling" because it specifically refers to a deep feeling of anxiety or dread, capturing the sense of unease conveyed by the clue.


Warning sign : RED FLAG

"RED FLAG" is a common warning sign used in various contexts to indicate potential danger or a problem. It is a recognizable symbol that signifies caution or alertness, making it a fitting answer to the clue "Warning sign."


Whirs : HUMS

The word "HUMS" is a synonym for "whirs," as both refer to a low, steady sound like that of a machine in operation.


With 40-Down, “Honest” prez : ABE …

The answer is "ABE" because when combined with 40-Down, which is "Lincoln", it forms the full name "Abe Lincoln", referring to the "Honest" president, Abraham Lincoln.


__ Plaines, Illinois : DES

DES Plaines is a city in Illinois. In crossword puzzles, "Plaines" is often abbreviated as DES, making the answer "DES" for the clue "__ Plaines, Illinois".


__ point : FOCAL

"West Point" is a military academy located in New York, which is a well-known institution in the United States. Therefore, "West" is the correct answer to the crossword clue "__ Point".


__ point : FOCAL

The phrase "moot point" refers to a debatable issue that is no longer relevant or worth discussing. So, the answer "MOOT" fits the clue "__ point" as it completes the phrase "moot point."


__ point : FOCAL


__ point : FOCAL

The term "focal point" is commonly used to refer to a central or important point of focus. In this context, "point" is synonymous with "focus" or "center," making "FOCAL" the correct answer.


__ Ration : pet food brand

The answer "pet food brand" fits the clue "__ Ration" because "pet food brand" is a type of product that often has the word "Ration" in its name, such as Purina Cat Chow or Kibbles 'n Bits.


__-in-the-bone : BRED

The phrase "bred-in-the-bone" means deeply ingrained or inherent. In this context, "bred" is the past participle of "breed," meaning to produce or develop. So, "BRED" is the right solution because it fits the phrase and meaning of "bred-in-the-bone."


__-in-the-bone : BRED

The phrase "bred-in-the-bone" means deeply ingrained or inherent. In this context, "bred" is the past participle form of "breed," meaning to produce or develop. So, "BRED" fits the clue "__-in-the-bone" as it completes the phrase and conveys the intended meaning of something deeply rooted or ingrained.


___-bouche : AMUSE

The term "amuse-bouche" refers to a small appetizer or hors d'oeuvre served before a meal to stimulate the appetite. "Amuse" in French means to entertain or amuse, making it the correct answer for this clue.


“30” vocalist : ADELE

The answer is "ADELE" because Adele is a well-known vocalist who released the album "30" in 2021.


“A mouse!” : EEK!

The answer "EEK!" is the right solution because it is an onomatopoeic representation of the sound someone might make when they see a mouse.


“A mouse!” : EEK!

The answer "EEK!" is the sound someone might make when they are startled by a mouse, making it a fitting response to the exclamation "A mouse!" in the crossword clue.


“Deal __ Deal” : OR NO

The phrase "Deal or No Deal" is a popular game show where contestants choose whether to accept a deal or continue on without knowing what's inside their chosen case. In the context of the crossword clue, "Deal __ Deal" is a clear reference to the show, making "OR NO" the correct answer.


“i” requirement : DOT

The letter "i" in lowercase requires a dot on top in the form of an accent mark, making the answer "DOT" fitting for the clue.


“Men in Black” characters : AGENTS

The answer "AGENTS" fits the clue "“Men in Black” characters" because in the movie "Men in Black," the main characters are agents who work for a secret organization that monitors and polices extraterrestrial activity on Earth.


“Oh, heck!” : DARN!

The answer "DARN!" fits the clue "Oh, heck!" because both are expressions of mild frustration or annoyance. "DARN!" is a mild expletive that can be used in place of stronger language, making it a suitable response to the exclamation "Oh, heck!"


“Sweet Surrender” artist McLachlan : SARAH

Sarah McLachlan is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for her hit song "Sweet Surrender." Therefore, the answer to the clue "Sweet Surrender artist McLachlan" is "SARAH."


“Thanks, I __ it” : HATE

The answer "HATE" fits the clue because the phrase "Thanks, I hate it" is a common expression used to show dislike or dissatisfaction towards something.


“Who __ knows this?” : ELSE

The phrase "Who else knows this?" implies that there are other people who know the same thing, making "ELSE" the right answer.


“You’re what the French call __ incompétents” : “Home Alone” line

The answer is "les." In the movie "Home Alone," the character Kevin says the line "You’re what the French call les incompétents" to describe the burglars.


“You’re wrong!” : I DISAGREE!

The answer "I DISAGREE!" fits the clue "You're wrong!" because it is a polite way of expressing a differing opinion or contradicting someone.


“__-Dick” : Melville novel

The answer is "Moby" because it completes the title of the Herman Melville novel "Moby-Dick."


“___ Sam” : Seussian declaration

The answer "Seussian declaration" fits the clue "___ Sam" because Dr. Seuss is known for his whimsical and rhyming language, and the phrase "___ Sam" is a common format found in his books, like "Green Eggs and Ham" or "Sam I Am."


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