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Solve Today’s “1960s Hallucinogen, for Short” LA Times Crossword Clue and Answer for March 18, 2024

Find out the short name for a hallucinogenic from the 1960s. It is a clue in today's LA Times crossword puzzle. Can you guess what it is?

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Updated Mar 18, 2024

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Are you ready to solve a crossword clue from the LA Times? Crosswords are simple puzzles to be filled with letters based on the available clues. Solving puzzles is always interesting as you learn new words and interesting facts. So you have to understand the meaning of the clue and start figuring out each letter.

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Today's clue from the LA Times is “1960s Hallucinogen, for short.” The word might seem like a difficult clue, but just try figuring it out. Firstly, split the clues into different parts. Let us understand the 1960s. It was a time many years ago when people used to dress differently, and there were interesting things happening around.

Now you have to know the meaning of “hallucinogen.” It is something that changes a person's thoughts and feelings. Then for short, which means a shorter version of a word. For example, we say TV instead of television.

So the clue is a shorter form of the word that people used in the 1960s. Did you find it right? If not, we will guide you to the solution. The answer to the LA Times Crossword clue is “LSD.”

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