Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – February 03 2022 – Strip Tease
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Stuff | CRAM |
| 5 | Company whose founder’s murder Roger Rabbit is framed for | ACME |
| 9 | Part of a parcel | ACRE |
| 13 | Corporate image | LOGO |
| 14 | Ease | ALLAY |
| 15 | Coarse tobacco | SHAG |
| 16 | “___ True” (Brenda Lee song) | ISIT |
| 17 | Restroom graffiti? | LOODRAWING |
| 19 | Ventimiglia of “This Is Us” | MILO |
| 20 | Cozy overnight stop | INN |
| 21 | Glorifies | EXALTS |
| 22 | Financial backer of toga parties? | BEERANGEL |
| 25 | Objective | END |
| 26 | Counterpart of saturation and lightness, in computer graphics | HUE |
| 27 | Throw in | ADD |
| 29 | Pro with a balancing act | CPA |
| 32 | Fort Knox block | INGOT |
| 35 | “Diana” crooner | ANKA |
| 37 | Can opener, of a sort | BAIL |
| 38 | Surge in keg sales? | BOOMOFTHEBARREL |
| 41 | Teeny household allergen | MITE |
| 42 | Creatures for whom Anguilla was named | EELS |
| 43 | Not completely trusting | LEERY |
| 44 | Latecomer’s fate, briefly | SRO |
| 45 | Paternity determiner | DNA |
| 46 | Wimbledon group | SET |
| 47 | Preferred pronoun, perhaps | SHE |
| 49 | Splitting of subatomic particles? | MUONCHOPS |
| 55 | Sub stratum | SALAMI |
| 58 | Company that had Ambassadors Clubs | TWA |
| 59 | Georgette, to Georges | AMIE |
| 60 | The three little pigs, say? | PREYINPINK |
| 62 | Rhapsodic review | RAVE |
| 63 | Author who won a posthumous Pulitzer | AGEE |
| 64 | Far from safe | DICEY |
| 65 | God with a goat-driven chariot | THOR |
| 66 | Baldies’ envy | MOPS |
| 67 | Time for a revolution? | YEAR |
| 68 | Puts away | EATS |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tackle K2 | CLIMB |
| 2 | Riveting woman of WWII | ROSIE |
| 3 | Spry | AGILE |
| 4 | Hotel alternative | MOTORHOME |
| 5 | In tow | ALONG |
| 6 | Exact copy | CLONE |
| 7 | Sore | MAD |
| 8 | Rochester bride | EYRE |
| 9 | Aga Khan Mausoleum site | ASWAN |
| 10 | Working parents’ need | CHILDCARE |
| 11 | Harangue | RANT |
| 12 | Fabergé handiwork | EGGS |
| 14 | Fashion with a flare | ALINE |
| 18 | Dismissed | AXED |
| 23 | One in a jam | AUTO |
| 24 | Victoria and Albert, for two | LAKES |
| 28 | Small bit | DAB |
| 30 | Marina feature | PIER |
| 31 | Fellow combatant | ALLY |
| 32 | Some mainframes | IBMS |
| 33 | Film genre | NOIR |
| 34 | Parent’s bedtime plea | GOTOSLEEP |
| 35 | Elite Special Forces unit | ATEAM |
| 36 | Senators compete in it | NHL |
| 37 | “An Heiress of Red Dog” writer | BRETHARTE |
| 39 | Marsh | FEN |
| 40 | Guinness who won an Oscar and a Tony | ALEC |
| 45 | Singer Lovato | DEMI |
| 46 | Sinuous | SNAKY |
| 48 | President who banned alcohol at the White House | HAYES |
| 50 | Seat of Oneida County | UTICA |
| 51 | Title name | OWNER |
| 52 | D-Day beach code name | OMAHA |
| 53 | Basketball maneuver | PIVOT |
| 54 | Prophets | SEERS |
| 55 | Inundate with offers | SPAM |
| 56 | Ship protected by Hera | ARGO |
| 57 | May race, for short | INDY |
| 61 | Diner dessert | PIE |