Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – August 25 2022 – Jump Cuts
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Evacuation center supply | COTS |
| 5 | Batting coach’s concern | SWING |
| 10 | Ring | PEAL |
| 14 | Strike out | OMIT |
| 15 | Some is social | MEDIA |
| 16 | Jessica of “Sin City” | ALBA |
| 17 | Oscar-winning producer of “Gone With the Wind” | DAVIDOSELZ |
| 19 | Cut | NICK |
| 20 | Arctic outerwear | ANORAK |
| 21 | Bur, e.g. | SEEDCASE |
| 23 | Police car, in cop-talk | UNIT |
| 25 | Manhattan setting | BAR |
| 26 | Cut | SNIP |
| 29 | Night vision devices | ERSCOPES |
| 33 | Fluffy toy, for short | POM |
| 34 | Reach great heights | SOAR |
| 35 | Do some fast frying | SAUTE |
| 38 | Four-time recipient of the Hank Aaron Award, familiarly | AROD |
| 40 | Ready for playing | TUNED |
| 42 | Pickle | SPOT |
| 43 | They may be cracked | SAFES |
| 45 | Foot treatment, informally | PEDI |
| 46 | Camcorder button label | REC |
| 47 | Tree with creamy white blossoms | FLOWERIN |
| 49 | Cut | GASH |
| 50 | Crew’s control | OAR |
| 51 | Money holder | TILL |
| 53 | Bumble Bee rival | STARKIST |
| 58 | Executed perfectly | NAILED |
| 62 | Cut | PARE |
| 63 | Development influencer | NTINGSTYLE |
| 65 | Sch. near Sunset Blvd. | UCLA |
| 66 | Medieval maritime power | GENOA |
| 67 | Chatterbox’s opposite | CLAM |
| 68 | Day divider | NOON |
| 69 | Wiped out | SPENT |
| 70 | Coop group | HENS |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Best Picture winner set in Gloucester | CODA |
| 2 | Its national anthem is “Salute to the Sultan” | OMAN |
| 3 | Device offering TrickPlay | TIVO |
| 4 | Provoke | STIRUP |
| 5 | Hardest to see through, perhaps | SMOKIEST |
| 6 | Studi of “Dances With Wolves” | WES |
| 7 | Gore’s time in the Senate? | IDES |
| 8 | River past Memphis | NILE |
| 9 | Park pavilion | GAZEBO |
| 10 | Islets of Langerhans setting | PANCREAS |
| 11 | Charles Lamb pen name | ELIA |
| 12 | Rudiments | ABCS |
| 13 | School setting, perhaps | LAKE |
| 18 | Dojo degree | DAN |
| 22 | Fist bumps, in slang | DAPS |
| 24 | Group that plays around | TROUPE |
| 26 | Rejuvenating retreats | SPAS |
| 27 | Hammett heroine | NORA |
| 28 | “Gotta run!” | IMOFF |
| 30 | More reasonable | SANER |
| 31 | Charger’s need | CREDIT |
| 32 | Sporty Toyota | SUPRA |
| 36 | Ring bearers, at times | TOES |
| 37 | Mark indelibly | ETCH |
| 39 | Doc Brown’s time machine | DELOREAN |
| 41 | Patronizing for a meal | DININGAT |
| 44 | Overcharge | SOAK |
| 48 | Dries, in a way | WRINGS |
| 49 | Unforeseen setback | GLITCH |
| 52 | Acapulco article | LAS |
| 53 | Took turns | SPUN |
| 54 | Folded food | TACO |
| 55 | He performed before Joan at Woodstock | ARLO |
| 56 | Procedure part | STEP |
| 57 | Pitchfork part | TINE |
| 59 | 1988 Masters champ Sandy | LYLE |
| 60 | Zing | ELAN |
| 61 | GOP foes | DEMS |
| 64 | Tours turndown | NON |