Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – April 25 2022 – Working Clothes
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pinkett Smith of “The Matrix Resurrections” | JADA |
| 5 | Godsend | BOON |
| 9 | Chowder morsel | CLAM |
| 13 | Guinness who played Obi-Wan | ALEC |
| 14 | Singer-songwriter Paul | ANKA |
| 15 | Two-door car | COUPE |
| 16 | Condé ___ | NAST |
| 17 | Contented cat’s sound | PURR |
| 18 | Radio studio sign | ONAIR |
| 19 | Is evasive, fashionably | SKIRTSANISSUE |
| 22 | III + IV | VII |
| 23 | Fascinated by | INTO |
| 24 | Adds oil and vinegar, say, fashionably | DRESSESASALAD |
| 30 | “Well, that’s obvious!” | DUH |
| 31 | Carve in stone | ETCH |
| 32 | Minor quake | TREMOR |
| 34 | Middle East potentate | EMIR |
| 36 | “I’m impressed!” | OOH |
| 38 | Pet in Bedrock | DINO |
| 39 | Most reasonable | SANEST |
| 42 | Baseball’s “Bambino” | RUTH |
| 45 | Explosive letters | TNT |
| 46 | Gives a shiner to, fashionably | SOCKSINTHEEYE |
| 49 | Evil organization in “Get Smart” | KAOS |
| 50 | Piercing place | EAR |
| 51 | Needs to call the plumber, fashionably | CLOGSUPADRAIN |
| 57 | Spring sound | BOING |
| 58 | Sector | ZONE |
| 59 | Superior sort | SNOB |
| 61 | Gather together | AMASS |
| 62 | Forearm bone | ULNA |
| 63 | Beige | ECRU |
| 64 | Sizable sandwich | HERO |
| 65 | Future flower | SEED |
| 66 | Los Angeles footballers | RAMS |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | First cal. page | JAN |
| 2 | “What a shame!” | ALAS |
| 3 | Cubicle furniture | DESK |
| 4 | On the go | ACTIVE |
| 5 | Carter or Clinton, religiously | BAPTIST |
| 6 | Heavy burden | ONUS |
| 7 | Gumbo veggie | OKRA |
| 8 | World visited in C.S. Lewis books | NARNIA |
| 9 | Offered a shoulder to cry on | CONSOLED |
| 10 | Feast on a beach, perhaps | LUAU |
| 11 | “…blackbirds baked in ___” | APIE |
| 12 | Mal de ___ | MER |
| 15 | One sharing billing | COSTAR |
| 20 | Move up | RISE |
| 21 | Technical sch. | INST |
| 24 | “The Three Musketeers” author | DUMAS |
| 25 | Safari sighting | RHINO |
| 26 | Environmental prefix | ECO |
| 27 | No longer woolly | SHORN |
| 28 | Friendliness | AMITY |
| 29 | “An Anatomy of the World” poet John | DONNE |
| 30 | ___ Moines | DES |
| 33 | Decay | ROT |
| 35 | “Yep, sounds about right” | RECKONSO |
| 37 | Simple shelter | HUT |
| 40 | “Country Boy” singer Ricky | SKAGGS |
| 41 | General ___ chicken | TSOS |
| 43 | 1987 John Huston film based on a James Joyce story | THEDEAD |
| 44 | Listen to | HEAR |
| 47 | Rodeos and Troopers on the road | ISUZUS |
| 48 | End opposite the point | ERASER |
| 51 | “Follow me” | COME |
| 52 | Pinocchio, at times | LIAR |
| 53 | Flag holder | POLE |
| 54 | Aunt of Harry and William | ANNE |
| 55 | Ancient Peruvian | INCA |
| 56 | Convention | NORM |
| 57 | “Phooey!” | BAH |
| 60 | Clear tables | BUS |