LA Times Crossword Answers November 28, 2020

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Author: Chuck Deodene / Ed. Rich Norris

Across

Filtered messages SPAM
Walk, e.g. GAIT
Disreputable SLIMY
Get sucked into, in a way HATEWATCH
Choice word EENIE
Certain charger ACADAPTER
Opposite of après AVANT
Director’s cut, perhaps RERELEASE
Discovery FIND
It may be slashed PRICE
Curiosity shop stock EXOTICA
Tray opening ASH
“Fake” salon service SPRAYTAN
Tool box? SHED
Trenton Thunder, for one AATEAM
Stop on the road INN
Adulterate (with), perhaps LACE
Bite harmlessly NIPAT
Feet treat PEDI
Japanese salad veggie UDO
Aussie agreement OKMATE
“__ sow … “ ASYE
Low-fat, low-sodium regimen RICEDIET
Noble title DON
Got off the point STRAYED
Religion involving ritual magic WICCA
Possible swing result MISS
Rare medical service HOUSECALL
Stuns, in a way TASES
“Terrible idea” ITHINKNOT
Pop superstar from Tottenham ADELE
Smarts GOODSENSE
Like contested divorces MESSY
Villainous giggle HEHE
Batik artist DYER

Down

Quick-witted SHARP
Hoosier State NBAer PACER
Gaming pioneer ATARI
The ’70s, in a Tom Wolfe essay MEDECADE
“Um, what?” expression GAPE
“__ way!” ATTA
Street fair treats ICES
Term trademarked by Lakers’ coach Pat Riley, even though the team never achieved one under his leadership THREEPEAT
Spume at the shore SEAFOAM
Joshing LEVITY
Silly comments INANITIES
Pleasurable diversions, informally MINDCANDY
Still YET
Dylan Thomas’s home WALES
Like the 1972 film “Fritz the Cat,” originally XRATED
Miss Hannigan’s charge ANNIE
Pocket square, e.g. HANKIE
March VIP STPAT
Sounds tipsy, maybe SLURS
Was on Easy Street HADITMADE
Oil spills, e.g. ECOCRISES
Aspired AIMEDHIGH
Lost one’s cool PANICKED
Hardly a quick jaunt ODYSSEY
Whiteboard props EASELS
1936 Olympics standout OWENS
Clever CANNY
Conclusion CLOSE
Get to fit ALTER
Chiwere-speaking native OTOE
“I’m toast” UHOH
Toast, sometimes SIDE
Flat-topped cap TAM