Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – August 09 2020 – B-Listers
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | “Phew! Someone open a window!” | ITSHOT |
7 | Lose it | GOMAD |
12 | Pass the hat | SOLICIT |
19 | Home of Triple-A baseball’s Rainiers | TACOMA |
20 | Dresser’s kin | BUREAU |
21 | Singer’s quavery effect | TREMOLO |
22 | Matchmaker’s prattling about being “made for each other”? | CHEMISTRYBLAB |
24 | With proficiency | ADEPTLY |
25 | Ready the machete, say | HONE |
26 | Ornamental swimmers | KOI |
27 | Snoozefest | BORE |
29 | Play to ___ (draw) | ATIE |
30 | Long | YEARN |
32 | Proud motto of a spicy food restaurant? | NEVERNEVERBLAND |
38 | Costa ___ | RICA |
40 | Golden Crispers! brand | OREIDA |
41 | Juan’s wife | EVA |
42 | Poorly hit fly ball at Wrigley Field? | CHICAGOBLOOP |
46 | “In all probability…” | ODDSARE |
50 | Copacabana Beach setting | RIO |
51 | General assemblies? | ARMIES |
52 | Dyeing site | VAT |
54 | With 106-Down, German Dadaist | MAX |
55 | Polite reply to a schoolmarm | YESM |
57 | Neurologist’s printouts, briefly | EEGS |
58 | Radar operator’s duty? | BLIPSERVICE |
63 | “I second that!” | AMEN |
65 | Madrid monarchs | REYES |
66 | Creaks, squeaks and shrieks | NOISES |
67 | Officiant at Boris and Natasha’s wedding? | BLESSEROFTWOEVILS |
71 | Maker of short suits | SPEEDO |
73 | Contradict | BELIE |
74 | Factory | MILL |
75 | Oil stain under the car? | PARKINGBLOT |
77 | “Is it just ___…” | MEOR |
79 | Letters of urgency | ASAP |
83 | Galoot | APE |
84 | Troop troupe, briefly | USO |
85 | Pickers pick them | BANJOS |
87 | Chart template | PIE |
88 | Solution for shaking hands? | MITTENS |
92 | Training session for would-be online posters? | BLOGGINGCAMP |
95 | H look-alike | ETA |
96 | Like some monks | COWLED |
98 | Paint can direction | STIR |
99 | Collection of paint swatches? | BLENDINGLIBRARY |
105 | Like some bills and hills | STEEP |
108 | Sorrowful sigh | ALAS |
109 | No longer in effect | VOID |
110 | “Jingle Bells” preposition | OER |
112 | Gillette brand | ATRA |
113 | Many tour guides | NATIVES |
115 | Graffiti? | BLIGHTREADING |
121 | Post-holdup question | AMILATE |
122 | Quite a bit | OODLES |
123 | Somewhat hostile | AVERSE |
124 | Rubbery substances | LATEXES |
125 | Alaska’s longest river | YUKON |
126 | Finds a new tenant for | RELETS |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
---|---|---|
1 | Rash description, perhaps | ITCHY |
2 | Sierra Nevada resort | TAHOE |
3 | Possible courses of events | SCENARIOS |
4 | Like the “Odyssey” | HOMERIC |
5 | Singer with the 2015 #1 hit “Cheerleader” | OMI |
6 | Honey-do list item | TASK |
7 | Fella | GUY |
8 | Basketball but not football | ORB |
9 | Country singer Tillis | MEL |
10 | Roadside assistance org. | AAA |
11 | Like some foreign films | DUBBED |
12 | Intent look | STARE |
13 | In sequence | ORDERED |
14 | Spike with a screenplay Oscar | LEE |
15 | Graceful antelopes | IMPALAS |
16 | Terra ___ | COTTA |
17 | Sick, in rap slang | ILLIN |
18 | Fiddled (with) | TOYED |
20 | Cracker spread | BRIE |
23 | Hauling measure | TON |
28 | Egg cells | OVA |
31 | Final Four org. | NCAA |
33 | Burrowing rodents | VOLES |
34 | Figure taking a bow? | EROS |
35 | Classic car | REO |
36 | Beat by a narrow margin | NIP |
37 | Underwear initials | BVD |
39 | Accepts, as terms | AGREESON |
42 | Hue’s partner | CRY |
43 | Move quickly | HIE |
44 | Signs of things to come | OMENS |
45 | Tom Hanks comedy | BIG |
46 | Extra mins. in games | OTS |
47 | Wrong | AMISS |
48 | Candidate’s focus | RACE |
49 | Support payers, at times | EXES |
52 | Hillside house asset | VIEW |
53 | Lhasa ___ | APSO |
56 | Oscar winner as Mercury | MALEK |
58 | Suit properly | BEFIT |
59 | “Ruffneck” rapper MC ___ | LYTE |
60 | Neighborhood | ENVIRONS |
61 | Muddy up | ROIL |
62 | Luxurious country residence | VILLA |
64 | First-aid product prefix | MEDI |
65 | Chocolate-caramel candy | ROLO |
67 | Headwear for Picasso | BERET |
68 | Subsides | EBBS |
69 | Move, to real estate pros | RELO |
70 | Modern-day hieroglyphic | EMOJI |
71 | Unwanted email | SPAM |
72 | Daddy, in Durango | PAPI |
76 | NASA’s Grissom | GUS |
77 | Szubanski of “Babe” | MAGDA |
78 | High school subj. | ENG |
80 | Middle weight? | SPARETIRE |
81 | Goal | AIM |
82 | Spirit | PEP |
85 | South African settler | BOER |
86 | NYPD figures | SGTS |
89 | Capable of being drawn out | TENSILE |
90 | JFK guess | ETD |
91 | Guileless state | NAIVETE |
92 | D.C.-area airport | BWI |
93 | Deg. for a barrister | LLB |
94 | Stronghold | CITADEL |
96 | FX letters | CGI |
97 | Chap | OLDBOY |
99 | Clichéd | BANAL |
100 | Andean bearer | LLAMA |
101 | Grammy-winning “Weird Al” song | EATIT |
102 | Parts of planes | NOSES |
103 | Deteriorates | ROTS |
104 | “___ durn tootin’!” | YER |
106 | See 54-Across | ERNST |
107 | Leaves to turn | PAGES |
111 | Behind | REAR |
114 | Disease preventer, in slang | VAX |
116 | Singer Rawls | LOU |
117 | Texter’s “Beats me” | IDK |
118 | Day-___ | GLO |
119 | Rooster’s mate | HEN |
120 | Colosseum greeting | AVE |