LA Times Crossword March 1 2024 Clues and Answers
ACROSS
- Curlys replacement in the Three Stooges
SHEMP
- Canal spot
EAR
- Files that cant be opened
RASPS
- Bar mitzvah scroll
TORAH
- Name of the T. rex at Chicagos Field Museum
SUE
- Short exile?
EXPAT
- State known for huckleberries
IDAHO
- Canine care org.?
ADA
- Actress Witherspoon
REESE
- Movie with lots of pan shots?
RATATOUILLE
- Language suffix
ESE
- Actor Chaney
LON
- Ramble
MEANDER
- Missing criminal who inspired James M. Cains Rainbows End
DBCOOPER
- Limburger feature
ODOR
- Wowzers!
OOH
- Trojan War figure
PARIS
- Pathway stone
SLATE
- Dip
SWIM
- Movie with an iconic long shot?
ROCKY
- Antioxidant-rich sorbet base
ACAI
- Measure out
ALLOT
- Berlins Blue __
SKIES
- Goof
ERR
- Capital on the Persian Gulf
DOHA
- Orange garnish for sushi
SMELTROE
- Some Cassatt works
PASTELS
- Ryans La La Land role
SEB
- Little dickens
IMP
- Movie with lots of reaction shots?
OPPENHEIMER
- Not as flushed
PALER
- Regret
RUE
- River that feeds Utah Lake
PROVO
- Stage
PHASE
- Spleen
IRE
- Yeah sounds like
IDBET
- Affectionate letters
ILYSM
- 30-Down for one
GOD
- Its Gonna Be Me band
NSYNC
DOWN
- Shift slightly
STIR
- TV host Kotb
HODA
- Proof word
ERAT
- Island thank you
MAHALO
- Camera setting?
PHOTOOP
- Genesis twin
ESAU
- Bavaria-based automaker
AUDI
- Sphere
REALM
- Enjoys a favorite novel say
REREADS
- Felling tool
AXE
- Movie with lots of zoom shots?
SPEEDRACER
- So five minutes ago
PASSE
- Use a wheelchairs joystick say
STEER
- Commensurate (with)
ONPAR
- Zodiac lion
LEO
- Home of the NBAs Pels
NOLA
- Pancake served with chutney
DOSA
- Cereal dish
BOWL
- Movie with lots of dolly shots?
CHILDSPLAY
- Mythical archer
EROS
- Casablanca cafe
RICKS
- Hardly pore over
SKIM
- Staple in African cuisine
TARO
- Country led by the Taoiseach
EIRE
- Academic
MOOT
- Gimme a break!
YEESH
- Math proposition
THEOREM
- Wake up late
SLEEPIN
- Swiss peak
ALP
- Sporty Fords
TBIRDS
- Longstocking of chapter books
PIPPI
- __ and the Night Visitors
AMAHL
- Thyme piece
SPRIG
- Vision prefix
EURO
- Shortage
NEED
- Stage name of electronic musician Richard Melville Hall
MOBY
- Not odd
EVEN
- VMI program
ROTC
- Self starter?