Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – January 15 2022 – Carbon Neutral
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Cheesecloth kin | MUSLIN |
7 | Piglike herbivores | TAPIRS |
13 | Blue Ribbon brewer | PABST |
18 | Proceeding robotically | ONAUTO |
19 | Bear | TOLERATE |
21 | Its state fish is the cutthroat trout | IDAHO |
22 | Focus more on Smaug than on Bilbo, say? | CENTERTHEDRAGON |
24 | Event with clowns | RODEO |
25 | Smoldering feeling | HATE |
26 | Chopper part | ROTOR |
27 | Chore schedule | ROTA |
29 | Hopping, in modern slang | LIT |
30 | Carne ___ (grilled dish) | ASADA |
32 | Timeline slice | ERA |
33 | Prayer leader | IMAM |
36 | Get up after a gridiron tackle | UNPILE |
38 | Procedure: Abbr. | SYS |
39 | Making the tiniest alteration to some garment? | CHANGINGBYATHREAD |
43 | Cabs you can find in Napa, say | WINES |
45 | Biden’s bunch, briefly | DEMS |
46 | Hula hoopla? | LUAU |
47 | Spicy little numbers? | CLOVESONGS |
51 | Latin music legend Puente | TITO |
53 | Org. for Pelicans and Hawks | NBA |
56 | Fabled loser | HARE |
57 | “The Matrix” protagonist | NEO |
58 | Pic on a pec | TAT |
59 | Candy packed in two-flavor boxes | NERDS |
61 | Finalizes, as a cartoon | INKSIN |
64 | Philly transit operator | SEPTA |
68 | Small bouquet | POSY |
70 | It surrounds une île | EAU |
71 | Spots | ADS |
72 | Emissionless vehicles for an amphibious trip? | CARTSANDRAFTS |
75 | Friend, in France | AMI |
76 | Govt. org. funding some Covid-19 research | NIH |
77 | Duel option | EPEE |
78 | Tenderloin, e.g. | STEAK |
79 | Quickly examine | PEEKAT |
81 | Odd-looking humanoid on some lawns | GNOME |
83 | Dash of food seasonings? | MRS |
85 | Satori-seeking school | ZEN |
87 | Gift from a parent | GENE |
88 | SAT counterweight, sometimes | GPA |
89 | Since | ASOF |
91 | Clips from a Ben Affleck movie? | ARGOSHORTS |
94 | Start for god or goddess | DEMI |
97 | Sexting impulse | LUST |
99 | Connect with | TIETO |
100 | Hirsute surfer? | HAIRMANOFTHEBOARD |
106 | Old chestnut, maybe | NAG |
109 | Behind | INDEBT |
110 | Level | RAZE |
111 | Openly gay | OUT |
112 | End of the closing lyrics of “The Beverly Hillbillies” | YHEAR |
114 | Setting of the sun? | SKY |
115 | Slightly | ATAD |
117 | Humiliate | ABASE |
119 | Quaint preposition | UNTO |
120 | Seasoned sailors | SALTS |
122 | Control group members in an eczema study? | RASHTESTDUMMIES |
127 | Setting of Van Gogh’s “Night Café” | ARLES |
128 | Tops worn for some topless calendar shoots | FIREHATS |
129 | When, casually | SOONAS |
130 | Scrumptious | TASTY |
131 | Lease clause, at times | NOPETS |
132 | Warship with two banks of oars | BIREME |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Coffee bar orders | MOCHAS |
2 | Nervous | UNEASY |
3 | Source of many toys | SANTASWORKSHOP |
4 | Strummed for a minstrel, say | LUTED |
5 | Mineral suffix | ITE |
6 | Neither partner | NOR |
7 | Digital identifier? | TOETAG |
8 | Designer Gucci | ALDO |
9 | Valerie of “Lenny” | PERRINE |
10 | 401(k) alternative | IRA |
11 | Joplin composition | RAG |
12 | Not fair | STORMY |
13 | Omnivorous fish | PIRANHA |
14 | Big commotion | ADO |
15 | Ball in a divot, say | BADLIE |
16 | Carrasco of CBS’s “Ghosts” | SHEILA |
17 | Beeped | TOOTED |
19 | Bush barb | THORN |
20 | Brian of ambient music | ENO |
23 | Only crime defined in the Constitution | TREASON |
28 | Tulle togs | TUTU |
31 | Clean & Clear target | ACNE |
34 | Bldg. operators | MGMT |
35 | ___ omen (may that not come true) | ABSIT |
37 | Trim topiary, e.g. | PRUNE |
40 | Billie Holiday’s “___ Funny That Way” | HES |
41 | Psyche parts | IDS |
42 | Many | ALOTOF |
44 | “The Unanswered Question” composer | IVES |
47 | Science fiction writer Ted | CHIANG |
48 | Touchdown | LANDING |
49 | Birds, at times | NESTERS |
50 | Leaves | GOES |
52 | Start the first draft? | TAPAKEG |
54 | “Any fellow truckers out there receiving this?” | BREAKERONENINE |
55 | Unshakable | ADAMANT |
59 | Bell ringer at 4 p.m. | NYSE |
60 | Hotel offerings | SUITES |
62 | Frozen drink brand | ICEE |
63 | Hammock session | NAP |
65 | ___ de deux | PAS |
66 | Wile E. Coyote purchase | TNT |
67 | Drink ending | ADE |
69 | Pennzoil rival | STP |
73 | Brexit option | REMAIN |
74 | Motorola phone brand | RAZR |
80 | Acronym for a major awards sweep | EGOT |
82 | Pamplona parent | MADRE |
84 | Sight-singing technique | SOLFA |
86 | Took down | NOTATED |
90 | Fiddle (with) | FUTZ |
91 | Consumed | ATE |
92 | Respectful address | SIR |
93 | Lamarr of “Samson and Delilah” | HEDY |
95 | Diplomat’s digs | EMBASSY |
96 | Apt name for a gymnast | MATT |
98 | Put away, as a dagger | SHEATHE |
100 | Warn, feline-style | HISSAT |
101 | Turkey’s capital | ANKARA |
102 | Peaceful scenes | IDYLLS |
103 | Admit to the priesthood | ORDAIN |
104 | Eschews modesty | BOASTS |
105 | Removes from office | OUSTS |
107 | The Amarillo Sod Poodles or the Rocket City Trash Pandas, e.g. | AATEAM |
108 | ___ Pointe, Michigan | GROSSE |
113 | Laughing matter | HUMOR |
116 | Li’l bowwow? | ARF |
118 | Thrash | BEAT |
121 | Holiday in Hanoi | TET |
123 | “No seats left” letters | SRO |
124 | Cool, in jive | HEP |
125 | Kind of cord many try to insert upside down | USB |
126 | “Surely you don’t think I’m responsible, do you?” | MOI |