1987 Best New Artist Grammy winner Watley

The clue "1987 Best New Artist Grammy winner Watley" was last spotted by us at the LA Times Crossword on August 23 2020.

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J O D Y

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LA Times August 23 2020 JODY

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LA Times Clues August 23, 2020

More than a little unkind
Tolkien monsters
One hanging in a 2000 election
Tiny tweet
Leaking slowly, as a faucet
Pacific salmon
Juno's Greek counterpart
Sassy "Cheers" waitress
Prime growing month for a citrus fruit?
Culturally affected
Broadcast booth sign
Sources of current information
Recon pro
Take a dip
Belgrade resident
Song sung by a French fruit lover?
First fruit site
Fields for fillies
New Balance rival
Fast-food chain with a cowboy hat logo
Starts the show
Gulf of __: Arabian Sea arm
Comics impact
"No juice in my mojito, please"?
Duck Hunt console, briefly
Trait carrier
Chef lead-in
Midwest native
Mideast potentate
Masters of allusion
Verse sometimes sung
Kid's punishment
Mosquito mating maneuver
Not too sharp, as an image
Vintner's prospects?
Lack on some gowns
Toy line?
Temporary pause
Styron protagonist Turner
Visually rapt
1987 Best New Artist Grammy winner Watley
Tortilla dough
"Carpe diem," in textspeak
Wood shop tool
Paul on guitar
One removing fuzz from fuzzy fruit?
Leadoff double?
Bit of power
How some items are auctioned
Explorer da Gama
Sorority letters
Intangible quality
Drink brand with a lizard logo
Fruit farm's cash flow?
"Little Shop of __"
First African-American major-league coach Buck
General and private
Hip-hop label co-founded by Jay-Z
Barrel component
Painter Nolde
Write-up on a fruit?
Solution strength
Busy as __
Cream color
Kirsten of "Spider-Man"
Reserved __
Fail to make contact with
VA concern
Chile money
Mighty sharks
Draw out
Emmy-winning producer of "The Fugitive" Alan __
Muslim face covering
Pump figure
Runaway victory
Deep fissure
Vegan protein source
Dances with shuffle steps
Medal awardees
Keyboard contemporary of Vladimir
Market speculator
Hat that originated in Ecuador, strangely
Keats' Muse
Yale of Yale fame
Fruit lover's gadget
Most weak
Kurt of Nirvana
Make __ dash
Play setting
Primordial substance, in physics
Designer __ Saint Laurent
Bad blood
"I get it"
Crucifix
Lawn choice
Abbr. on a teeing ground sign
Fruit-filled dessert, often
Circus highlights
Self-appointed pub experts
Pay to play
It calls for sweeping action
Court game
Kitchen add-on?
One may come with a train
Apiece
"I pity the fool" speaker
Billiards type
It's at one end of the back
Do a vet's job
Jazz guitarist Montgomery
Purple hue
Wreck with a ball
Marked on a ballot
Behind
File menu option
Letters for one with weekend plans
Knighted Guinness
Snowblower maker
So-called "river of wind"
"Little Red Book" writer
Vocalist Sumac
Placed
Compulsive fire starters, informally
Jack of old oaters
Like plump pets, perhaps
Pequod, for one
Belt parts
Ornamental hedge shrub
"__ Song": John Denver hit
"Dang it!"
Dull-sounding critter
Runs, moneywise
Let loose
Spanish lasso
Poetic pairs
Build
Gun, as an engine
NFL pass blockers as a unit, in football lingo
Like "Harvard Yard," as spoken by some locals
Took care of
Scull crew
Get-up-and-go