Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – June 09 2022 – Cutting Back
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | “Tamburlaine the Great” playwright | MARLOWE |
| 8 | Big name in yogurt | CHOBANI |
| 15 | “Don’t test me!” | IMEANIT |
| 16 | Makes bubbly | AERATES |
| 17 | Constrain a part-time worker at Arizona State? | TEMPERTEMPETEMP |
| 19 | Down | SAD |
| 20 | Memorial Quadrangle setting | YALE |
| 21 | Logical start? | GEO |
| 22 | Apple platform | IOS |
| 24 | Kinkajou’s cousin | COATI |
| 27 | Stove timer went off in a park employee’s kitchen? | RANGERRANGERANG |
| 34 | Put the kibosh on | END |
| 35 | Thought-provoking | DEEP |
| 36 | Yossarian’s creator | HELLER |
| 37 | Inconclusive finish | TIE |
| 38 | FedEx competitor | UPS |
| 39 | Hoodlum’s heat | GAT |
| 40 | Louvre Pyramid designer | PEI |
| 41 | Very little | ATRACE |
| 43 | Silence | HUSH |
| 44 | Some TVs | HDS |
| 45 | The history of soft-shaded glue? | PASTELPASTEPAST |
| 48 | The Bermuda station wagon, e.g. | EDSEL |
| 49 | Entirety | SUM |
| 50 | “This might be interesting,” for short | FYI |
| 52 | Baseball card buy | PACK |
| 55 | Either of a pair of muscles overlapped by the traps | LAT |
| 57 | Proposal governing global aviation? | PLANETPLANEPLAN |
| 62 | “You’re absolutely right!” | HOWTRUE |
| 63 | San Remo setting | RIVIERA |
| 64 | Didn’t follow | IGNORED |
| 65 | Western topper | STETSON |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sch. near the Charles River | MIT |
| 2 | “My Cup Runneth Over” singer Ed | AMES |
| 3 | Some reduced-price merchandise | REMAINDERS |
| 4 | Sycophant | LAPDOG |
| 5 | Prime divisor | ONE |
| 6 | Lean and muscular | WIRY |
| 7 | Place in “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” | ETTA |
| 8 | Began, TV-wise | CAMEON |
| 9 | With it, once | HEP |
| 10 | Object of extraction | ORE |
| 11 | Character who debuted in Detective Comics #359 | BATGIRL |
| 12 | To ___ (perfectly) | ATEE |
| 13 | He escapes from a Sydney dentist’s aquarium | NEMO |
| 14 | EarthLink or AOL, e.g. | ISP |
| 18 | Yosemite attraction, familiarly | ELCAP |
| 23 | Played the siren | SEDUCED |
| 25 | Shocked | AGHAST |
| 26 | Cuts a canine, maybe | TEETHES |
| 27 | Draw on again | RETAP |
| 28 | “West Side Story” role for which Ariana DeBose won her Oscar | ANITA |
| 29 | Drives away | REPELS |
| 30 | Legal matter | RES |
| 31 | Leading men? | ALPHAMALES |
| 32 | Can’t do without | NEEDS |
| 33 | Mill supply | GRIST |
| 39 | Astronaut Grissom | GUS |
| 42 | Eroded | ATEINTO |
| 43 | Fit for Muslim diners | HALAL |
| 46 | Livened (up) | PEPPED |
| 47 | Mass communication’s source? | PULPIT |
| 50 | Promote heavily | FLOG |
| 51 | Evince ennui | YAWN |
| 53 | There are lots in lots | CARS |
| 54 | Join together | KNIT |
| 56 | Luau staple | TARO |
| 57 | Upsilon follower | PHI |
| 58 | Go astray | ERR |
| 59 | Third cal. column | TUE |
| 60 | Eden outcast | EVE |
| 61 | Photographer Goldin | NAN |