Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 8th 2020) clues of LA Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 78 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Number that's its own square root |
| Mother or grandmother, e.g. |
| Occupy, as a desk |
| Phoenix MLB team, on scoreboards |
| Eased |
| "The Wind in the Willows" amphibian |
| Cagney's TV partner |
| OB/GYN procedure |
| African language group |
| "Instantly!" letters |
| Irish accent |
| Pepsi rival |
| Main body of the Constitution? |
| Give and take |
| Thereabouts |
| Ones hanging out in caves |
| Ignores the rules |
| Dada co-founder |
| Like some traditions |
| Not fooled by |
| Hissed "Over here!" |
| Guys in the fishing business, e.g. |
| Mount of Greek myth |
| Pizza crust order |
| Places for ribs |
| One doing axels |
| Kin's partner |
| Fruity soda brand |
| Make a choice |
| Village Voice awards |
| Cry out loud |
| Ctrl+Z, in Windows |
| Littlest littermates |
| Ruin's companion |
| "Shop 'til you drop" affair |
| Blonde or pale beverage |
| "Wowie!" |
| Slime |
| Amo, amas, __ |
| TV soap for 54 years ... and a hint to the puzzle circles |
| "Take it!" |
| Mug for a selfie |
| Tribe with a state named for it |
| Nile viper |
| Impersonate |
| Race prelims |
| Tidal flow |
| Behaves |
| First of 21 Popes |
| One of two for a downhill run |
| Movie filming site |
| Free on request |
| Playground bully, e.g. |
| Butter square |
| Pete Seeger's instrument |
| Waikiki Beach location |
| Biblical song |
| "Little Birds" author Anaïs |
| Chocolate dog |
| Motorcyclist's state-of-the-art gear |
| Hunter in the night sky |
| First day of spring, in Hanoi |
| Radio station, e.g. |
| Conical plains shelter |
| Physicians' gp. |
| Car alarm sound |
| Creator of unique gallery pieces |
| Biblical beast of burden |
| Jake Tapper's channel |
| Scornful look |
| Adam's first home |
| Modern storage units |
| Neptune's domain |
| Tibia or humerus |
| "Amen" |
| Dry as a desert |
| "Louder, please" |
| Naughty's opposite, to Santa |