Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – October 26 2022 – Career Moves
Today’s crossword solution for the Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – October 26 2022 – Career Moves. The Wall Street Journal Crosswords are very hard some times, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | End of an admiral’s address | MIL |
4 | Nonbinary pronoun | THEY |
8 | Good kissers? | LIPS |
12 | Spark | INITIATE |
14 | In need of rinsing | SOAPY |
16 | Where people mix at parties? | DJBOOTHS |
17 | Still in the envelope | UNREAD |
19 | Investor’s goal | GAIN |
20 | Pointer | HINT |
22 | Suffering from mosquito bites | ITCHY |
23 | End-of-Ramadan festival | EID |
24 | Politician for whom a New York City convention center is named | JACOBJAVITS |
26 | Western wolf | LOBO |
28 | “Lessons” writer McEwan | IAN |
29 | Dye class | AZO |
30 | Team that’s #1 on FIFA’s Women’s World Rankings | USA |
32 | Modern social justice movement letters | BLM |
33 | Secluded valley | GLEN |
34 | It traditionally begins “How many…” | LIGHTBULBJOKE |
38 | Stadium crowd | FANS |
39 | “___ in apple” | AAS |
40 | Mo. of back-to-school sales | AUG |
41 | Attorney’s org. | ABA |
42 | Numerical prefix | TRI |
43 | Day divider | NOON |
46 | It’s named for RFK | DOJBUILDING |
51 | Noir classic in the National Film Registry | DOA |
53 | Allies of the Hurons | ERIES |
54 | Cosecant’s reciprocal | SINE |
55 | Words that modify adjs. | ADVS |
56 | Vandalize | DEFACE |
58 | Hard-to-miss flier | JUMBOJET |
60 | Key of Debussy’s “Clair de Lune” | DFLAT |
61 | Chocolaty ice cream holder | OREOCONE |
62 | Cravings | YENS |
63 | “Cool beans!” | NEAT |
64 | You might have a shot at it | BAR |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Swarming insect | MIDGE |
2 | Words next to “JUST VISITING” on a Monopoly board | INJAIL |
3 | Lustful desire | LIBIDO |
4 | Uncle, in Uruguay | TIO |
5 | Yoga system whose name means “force” | HATHA |
6 | Set of principles | ETHIC |
7 | Straightforward kind of question | YESNO |
8 | “Geaux Tigers!” sch. | LSU |
9 | Sea surrounding Corfu | IONIAN |
10 | Fifth installment | PARTV |
11 | Cereal brand since 1955 | SPECIALK |
13 | Boatload | TON |
15 | Game in which a full house scores 25 points | YAHTZEE |
18 | Maker of the Cinetic Big Ball vacuum cleaner | DYSON |
21 | Low-risk investment, familiarly | TBILL |
24 | Kid | JOSH |
25 | Popular smoothie chain | JAMBA |
27 | Programmer’s problems | BUGS |
31 | Lunar Lander producer | ATARI |
32 | Work tables | BUS |
33 | Kind of boots or dancer | GOGO |
34 | Far from natural-sounding | LABORED |
35 | Without delay | INAJIFFY |
36 | Leaves when things get difficult | BAILS |
37 | Swiss psychologist | JUNG |
38 | No longer bright | FADED |
42 | Florentine, say | TUSCAN |
44 | Miscellaneous household task, and what’s found in each set of circles | ODDJOB |
45 | Nine-day devotion | NOVENA |
47 | Memphis street of blues fame | BEALE |
48 | French city known for its mustard | DIJON |
49 | Accustom | INURE |
50 | Home of a lion killed by Hercules | NEMEA |
52 | Fall flower | ASTER |
55 | Congresswoman from the Bronx, familiarly | AOC |
57 | Short aliens? | ETS |
59 | Autonomous program | BOT |