Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – June 05 2022 – Changing Clothes
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | World Heritage Site of Algiers | CASBAH |
| 7 | Entreated | PLED |
| 11 | Timothée’s “Dune” role | PAUL |
| 15 | The NCAA’s Buckeyes | OSU |
| 18 | Threatening words | ORELSE |
| 19 | Poi need | TARO |
| 20 | Official fuel of Hockey Canada | ESSO |
| 21 | Practice pugilism | SPAR |
| 22 | Yoga on a hot day? | PANTINGSTRETCHES |
| 25 | Down swiftly | CHUG |
| 26 | “Frontline” shower | PBS |
| 27 | Potemkin Stairs city | ODESSA |
| 28 | Conceal, or emit | SECRETE |
| 30 | In office | ELECTED |
| 34 | Mayberry moppet | OPIE |
| 37 | Old comics character Tillie, for one | TOILER |
| 38 | Arid area | DESERT |
| 39 | Behaviour likely to lead to some time in gaol? | SOCKINGBOBBIES |
| 43 | Fly balls hit just beyond the infield | LOOPERS |
| 45 | Sitarist’s piece | RAGA |
| 46 | Enjoy London, say | READ |
| 47 | Challenge for owners of finicky pets? | SUITINGCATS |
| 51 | Potential CEOs | MBAS |
| 53 | Autumn month in Adelaide | APRIL |
| 54 | Hartsfield-Jackson code | ATL |
| 55 | Story collection | OMNIBUS |
| 59 | Complaint when being fleeced | BAA |
| 62 | Saffron source | CROCUS |
| 64 | Shoulder muscle | ROTATOR |
| 65 | GPS lines | RDS |
| 66 | Family | KIN |
| 67 | Basketball avoidance? | SKIRTINGHOOPS |
| 72 | Aurora’s counterpart | EOS |
| 73 | “___ Beso” | ESO |
| 74 | Stirs up | INCITES |
| 75 | Nice round figure | SPHERE |
| 77 | Fox hole | DEN |
| 78 | Threatens | MENACES |
| 79 | Hwy. service org. | AAA |
| 82 | Moves viscously | OOZES |
| 83 | Nail job, for short | PEDI |
| 84 | Wedding officiant’s authority? | TYINGPOWERS |
| 87 | Hightailed it | FLED |
| 89 | Bird base | NEST |
| 93 | Decrees | ORDAINS |
| 94 | Human resources head’s chore on a downsizing ranch? | BOOTINGCOWBOYS |
| 97 | Cleaver | MEATAX |
| 101 | Lacking in pigment | ALBINO |
| 102 | Iridescent gem | OPAL |
| 103 | Vibrating membrane | EARDRUM |
| 104 | Coolly reserved | DISTANT |
| 106 | Yet to be released | NOTOUT |
| 110 | “De ___ Vez” (Selena Gomez song) | UNA |
| 111 | Gauge | RATE |
| 112 | Tiresome disputes? | FATIGUINGCOMBATS |
| 118 | A long time | AGES |
| 119 | Prayer conclusion | AMEN |
| 120 | Son of Adam | SETH |
| 121 | He ran against Joe, Elizabeth, Kamala, Pete, Amy and Cory | BERNIE |
| 122 | Apiece | PER |
| 123 | Durable furniture wood | TEAK |
| 124 | Amorous archer | EROS |
| 125 | Puts into words | STATES |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Swiped | COPPED |
| 2 | Fit for farming | ARABLE |
| 3 | Perceptual quintet | SENSES |
| 4 | Club alternative | BLT |
| 5 | “___ live and breathe!” | ASI |
| 6 | Coop resident | HEN |
| 7 | Shell shock, nowadays | PTSD |
| 8 | Running behind | LATE |
| 9 | Overthrows, maybe | ERRS |
| 10 | Makes a good living | DOESOK |
| 11 | Chest muscle | PEC |
| 12 | Hibachi bit | ASH |
| 13 | Calls on | USES |
| 14 | Get beaten by | LOSETO |
| 15 | “O, woe is me to have seen what I have seen” speaker | OPHELIA |
| 16 | Like veal scaloppine | SAUTEED |
| 17 | Pushy people | URGERS |
| 21 | Some medieval monks | SCRIBES |
| 23 | Mars or Saturn | GOD |
| 24 | Mammal with a flexible proboscis | TAPIR |
| 29 | Snakes with hoods | COBRAS |
| 31 | Beantown baller | CELTIC |
| 32 | He loved Cressida | TROILUS |
| 33 | School on the Thames | ETON |
| 35 | One ___ million | INA |
| 36 | Fowl of the future | EGG |
| 39 | Faithful faction | SECT |
| 40 | Unwritten, perhaps | ORAL |
| 41 | Kansas City hrs. | CST |
| 42 | Plant that may grow three feet in a day | BAMBOO |
| 44 | Grp. on the green | PGA |
| 47 | Given a pink slip | SACKED |
| 48 | Stand | UPRISE |
| 49 | Patch type | IRONON |
| 50 | Most immediate | SOONEST |
| 52 | Pats on the back, perhaps | BURPS |
| 56 | Bus. cal. entries | MTGS |
| 57 | “Uh-uh” | NAH |
| 58 | “Who am ___ argue?” | ITO |
| 59 | Flag waver | BREEZE |
| 60 | Big fan | ADORER |
| 61 | Gauge | ASSESS |
| 63 | Tried a run | SKIED |
| 64 | Social custom | RITE |
| 68 | Diamond unit | INNING |
| 69 | 1986 GE acquisition | RCA |
| 70 | Quirky habit | TIC |
| 71 | Cleric noted for verbal gaffes | SPOONER |
| 76 | “What a pity!” | HOWSAD |
| 78 | Site of Muhammad’s tomb | MEDINA |
| 79 | Gracefully light | AIRY |
| 80 | “No ifs, ___ or buts” | ANDS |
| 81 | Cooker in a British country house | AGA |
| 83 | Dress shop department | PETITES |
| 85 | ___-hoo (chocolate drink) | YOO |
| 86 | Cotton type | PIMA |
| 87 | Leaves | FOLIAGE |
| 88 | Bisque bit | LOBSTER |
| 90 | Green start | ECO |
| 91 | Placatory offering | SOP |
| 92 | Nasal accent | TWANG |
| 94 | Unjust notoriety | BADRAP |
| 95 | Milk buyer’s option | NONFAT |
| 96 | Upper external garment | BLOUSE |
| 98 | One with no class? | TRUANT |
| 99 | Mom’s sis | AUNTIE |
| 100 | Dec. holidays | XMASES |
| 103 | And so on, briefly | ETC |
| 105 | Not at all exciting | TAME |
| 107 | Level | TIER |
| 108 | No longer fooled by | ONTO |
| 109 | Repulsed cries | UGHS |
| 113 | It comes in small bags | TEA |
| 114 | Calligrapher’s supply | INK |
| 115 | Drs. who make deliveries | OBS |
| 116 | Citi Field player | MET |
| 117 | Upper inner garment | BRA |