Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 15th 2021) clues of LA Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 76 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Hesitant utterances |
| Take a breath |
| "The Naked and the Dead" author Norman |
| First of a cereal box trio |
| Elton or Lennon |
| Hook's vessel |
| Box score number |
| Boxer's foursome |
| Wide awake |
| See 5-Down |
| Garlicky mayo |
| Grocery shoppers' aids |
| Dorothy's dog |
| CNN anchor Burnett |
| Sick |
| Distinctive vibe |
| Great Lake with the shortest name |
| Cable TV's Nat __ Wild |
| Sauce with basil |
| King of rock 'n' roll |
| Hyphenated fruit drink brand |
| Like many cars sold online |
| Spinning toys |
| Incense-sensing sense |
| "Jurassic Park" predator |
| Apt word found in "accident" |
| Scared, with "out" |
| Youngster, metaphorically |
| Tenant's contract |
| Hindu god of desire |
| Antlered Yellowstone beast |
| Officials calling strikes |
| Tel Aviv's land |
| Lao Tzu's "way" |
| Trickle |
| Drum type |
| __City: computer game |
| Cold War initials |
| Underdog's victory |
| Stick a stake in, as a vampire |
| Italian wine region |
| Roadside lodgings |
| Dry-eyes solution |
| With 14-Across, soccer's GOAT, to many |
| Mary-Kate, to Ashley |
| Manual filing target? |
| Experiencing writer's block, say |
| Mah-jongg piece |
| Toddler's monster deterrent |
| Light snack |
| PBS science series |
| Brings on board |
| Bit the dust |
| Yale students |
| Luau neckwear |
| Online talk show |
| Heed a bailiff's order |
| He played Grant on "Lou Grant" |
| Fill until full |
| Hot tub feature |
| Morning awakener |
| Car's blinker |
| Spanish gold |
| Poi source |
| "Roses __ red ... " |
| One of four in five |
| Collectors' item? |
| Theater walkways |
| Secluded valley |
| Before, in poems |
| Eucalyptus eater |
| "__ Misérables" |
| Response from the next room |
| Behind-the-scenes money source ... and a hint to the start of 20-, 35- and 43-Across |
| Urban transit systems |
| What a regular often orders, with "the" |