Our LA Times Crossword Hints for September 6, 2026 puzzle will help you move through the grid if you’ve found yourself stuck on a clue. The LA Times Crossword is a daily crossword puzzle published in the Los Angeles Times, one of the largest newspapers in the United States. It is highly regarded by crossword enthusiasts for its challenging clues and clever themes. It is a traditional-style crossword, with a grid of black and white squares, and clues in both the across and down directions. The LA Times Crossword offers a daily challenge for solvers of all levels, from beginner to expert.
LA Times Crossword Hints, September 6, 2026
You’ll find hints for all of the crossword clues for the LA Times Crossword on 9/6/26. The clues are listed below, and you can click/tap on a clue to go to its page for more detail, including definitions, but if you don’t want to be immediately spoiled, you can reveal letter by letter to still offer yourself more of a challenge before revealing the full solution.
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1A. Add some oomph to
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6A. In good __
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11A. "The Marvels" director DaCosta
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14A. Latch (onto)
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18A. Speckled horses
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19A. Dodge
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20A. Zingy flavor
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21A. "Sorry, I slipped"
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22A. "You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink," e.g.?
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25A. "Frozen" reindeer
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26A. "Come back __!"
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27A. See 91-Across
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28A. Like rum barrels
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29A. Ms. Marvel, for one
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30A. Fruity drink suffix
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32A. "Oral contracts are binding," e.g.?
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35A. Cause of a soccer ball bending midair
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40A. Vigor
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41A. Fish eggs
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42A. Character who calls Homer "neighborino"
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43A. Romania neighbor
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45A. Letters said while showing a badge
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47A. Ew stop talking!
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50A. "A new pope shall be chosen at a conclave," e.g.?
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55A. Fall (over)
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56A. Et ___ (and others)
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57A. Polite contraction
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58A. Castle protectors
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59A. Turn to rubble, briefly
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60A. Ancient land of the Fertile Crescent
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63A. Scout leader?
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64A. NHL trophy namesake
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66A. "The strike zone is between the chest and knees," e.g.?
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71A. Significant amount of spots?
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74A. Piglet moms
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75A. Drank daintily
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79A. __-back
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80A. Unsettling look
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82A. Target of some laser therapy
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85A. City bond, for short
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86A. Birthplace of MLK
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87A. "The ball must hit the cushion before dropping into the pocket," e.g.?
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91A. With 27-Across, patriotic Muppet
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92A. Home security co.
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93A. Malaysian fleet
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94A. __ for tat
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95A. Mexican lager
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97A. AKB48 genre
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100A. Miami Beach fair for gallerists and curators
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102A. "Chickens will be fed in the coop," e.g.?
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107A. Designer initials
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108A. Former Yankee slugger familiarly
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109A. "That wasn't wholly true"
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110A. Tennis star Naomi
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114A. Airport pickup option
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118A. Space City pro
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119A. "Wear sensible shoes and a lumbar support belt," e.g.?
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122A. Coming-of-age story subject, often
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123A. Cheap, plastic camera type
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124A. Curtain beam, often
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125A. Agree to take part
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126A. Latin 101 verb
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127A. Copy
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128A. Public affairs network
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129A. Source of wealth
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1D. Petulant cry
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2D. Petulant look
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3D. Salt and pepper, e.g.
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4D. Like Dracula
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5D. Air pump meas.
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6D. Super Monkey Ball developer
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7D. Rating for mild language, perhaps
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8D. Countess counterpart
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9D. French farewell
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10D. Recliner room
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11D. Part of a table setting
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12D. Shoreline feature
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13D. Sales rep
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14D. "Gee, that seems unlikely"
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15D. Treasure-y note?
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16D. __ glasses
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17D. Jen Psaki's network
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20D. Dress-up box item
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23D. Liam of "The Naked Gun"
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24D. Draped neckline
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31D. Moore of "The Substance"
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33D. Get close
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34D. ___ go bragh!
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35D. Shuts up tight
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36D. "Hijack" star Elba
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37D. Dabble in
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38D. Just hanging about
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39D. Dozes off
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42D. Sweet Sixteen org.
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44D. __ and vigor
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45D. Toned
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46D. Sarajevo's region
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48D. "Light My Candle" singer in 117-Down
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49D. Long-term goals for some startups
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51D. Sleeper sofa
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52D. Dubai leader
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53D. "Downton Abbey" countess
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54D. Powdery mineral
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59D. Imagined
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61D. Issa of "Barbie"
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62D. "What a downer"
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63D. Rte. finder
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65D. Anxiety-related med. condition
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67D. Novelist Dinesen
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68D. Tuna roll wrap
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69D. Singer Stefani
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70D. Force measured in newtons
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71D. Start of a lament
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72D. "Star Trek" android
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73D. Movie soundtracks
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76D. Family-friendly hotel room
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77D. How anchovies may be packed
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78D. Guinness serving, often
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81D. 59-Across stuff
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82D. ___ Lanka
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83D. Michael of “Barbie”
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84D. Vegan thickener
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87D. Indonesian island
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88D. Gawk
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89D. Tripoli resident
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90D. Small clock inserts
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96D. "And I'm finished"
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97D. "Come along for the ride"
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98D. Italian "You're welcome"
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99D. Bet calculations
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101D. Drinks noisily
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102D. Wasabi product
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103D. Some Deco pieces
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104D. ___ Wafers
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105D. Sludgy stuff
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106D. Big cat sounds
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111D. Finger click
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112D. College basketball coach Barnes
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113D. Potter's oven
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115D. Objections
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116D. Author Wiesel
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117D. Musical set in Alphabet City
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120D. Involuntary spasm
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121D. Southwestern Indian state
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