Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – August 15 2020 – Cardholders
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Kin of finishing nails | BRADS |
6 | Five iron, quaintly | MASHIE |
12 | KFC piece | BREAST |
18 | Imposed | LEVIED |
20 | Like the flavor of chives | ONIONY |
21 | Offers a hand | DEALSTO |
22 | No longer young, euphemistically | OFACERTAINAGE |
24 | Occurring previously | EARLIER |
25 | “Camelot” song | CESTMOI |
26 | Creoles have it | MIXEDANCESTRY |
28 | Mlle., across the Pyrenees | SRTA |
29 | Cry from a futbol fan | OLE |
31 | Hot pepper variety | SERRANO |
32 | Less dense | SPARSER |
34 | Rubber gasket | ORING |
36 | German exclamation | ACH |
39 | 1990s Britcom, familiarly | ABFAB |
43 | Casino area | PIT |
44 | Primatology subjects | APES |
45 | Pass along | RELAY |
47 | They fall from plumes | VOLCANICASHES |
51 | Stock-related, in a way | BOVINE |
52 | It’s across the Red Sea from Yemen | ERITREA |
53 | Deceptive sort | LIAR |
54 | Without discussion or questioning | ASAGIVEN |
56 | Snappy reply | RETORT |
57 | Brazen behavior | GALL |
58 | Trail | LAG |
59 | Mother of Castor and Pollux | LEDA |
60 | Servant to Oberon | ROBINGOODFELLOW |
65 | Coders’ creations | APPS |
68 | Fertility clinic stock | OVA |
69 | Heads out | GOES |
70 | Ethically indifferent | AMORAL |
74 | Upright | GOALPOST |
76 | The Capulets and Montagues had one | FEUD |
77 | Immovable | ADAMANT |
78 | “Let me check on that” | ILLASK |
79 | It ruled China from 1279 to 1368 | MONGOLDYNASTY |
81 | Skier Alberto with five Olympic medals | TOMBA |
82 | Summoned ride | UBER |
84 | Scepter | ROD |
85 | Site of “bombs bursting” | INAIR |
86 | Dunderhead | ASS |
87 | Copier supply | TONER |
89 | Drools | SLAVERS |
92 | City apartment amenity | TERRACE |
94 | End of an academic address | EDU |
95 | Snub-nosed lap dog | PEKE |
99 | “Get it? Get it?” | KNOWWHATIMEAN |
105 | Not backed up | UNSAVED |
107 | Start of a restaurant door sign warning | NOSHOES |
108 | Like psychedelic drugs | MINDEXPANDING |
110 | “My bad!” | IMSORRY |
111 | Daughter of a Bedouin chieftain in “Peer Gynt” | ANITRA |
112 | Broadside | TIRADE |
113 | Calls silly names, say | TEASES |
114 | Silky case | COCOON |
115 | Jonas Kaufmann, e.g. | TENOR |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Legislative groups | BLOCS |
2 | Allude | REFER |
3 | “Halt!” at sea | AVAST |
4 | Formal pronouncements | DICTA |
5 | Appear | SEEM |
6 | Extinct bird of New Zealand | MOA |
7 | Abbr. on a spirited passage | ANIM |
8 | Gary of “Forrest Gump” | SINISE |
9 | Fraud perpetrator | HOAXER |
10 | “The Farmer’s Daughter” star Stevens | INGER |
11 | Dilating doses | EYEDROPS |
12 | Navigational aid | BEACON |
13 | Hard to come by | RARE |
14 | Wings | ELLS |
15 | “Be that ___ may…” | ASIT |
16 | End for old or young | STER |
17 | Labourite’s foe | TORY |
19 | Betray weariness | DROOP |
21 | Hopper in Hollywood | DENNIS |
23 | Mild-flavored fish | TILAPIA |
27 | It flows into Lake Brienz | AARE |
30 | Church of country music | ERIC |
32 | New York-style pizza chain | SBARRO |
33 | “The Great Escape” setting | STALAG |
35 | Shipboard spirits | GROG |
36 | Full of energy | ALIVE |
37 | Like some chairs | CANED |
38 | Aardwolf’s cousin | HYENA |
39 | Firmly state | AVER |
40 | Snoozer | BORE |
41 | Move quickly from place to place | FLIT |
42 | Place to hone your craft | ACTORSLAB |
44 | ___ Lingus | AER |
46 | 1976 Top Ten hit for ELO | EVILWOMAN |
48 | Acer’s Aspire 1, e.g. | NETBOOK |
49 | Minuteman holder | SILO |
50 | Chlorine or fluorine | HALOGEN |
51 | 2000 Top Ten hit for Erykah Badu | BAGLADY |
54 | Pints in pubs | ALES |
55 | It’s found on the rim of la copa de margarita | SAL |
57 | Teeny fly | GNAT |
61 | Hosp. hookups | IVS |
62 | Arizona governor Ducey | DOUG |
63 | Indiana Jones trademark | FEDORA |
64 | Muscat masses | OMANIS |
65 | Mental aggravation | AGITA |
66 | Casual tops | POLOS |
67 | Their lines may be read | PALMS |
71 | Tabula ___ | RASA |
72 | Opposed | ANTI |
73 | Nearly 6 trillion mi. | LTYR |
75 | Ordeal for jrs. | PSAT |
76 | Backing | FOR |
77 | Made sense | ADDEDUP |
79 | Only American ship sunk by the Spanish in the Spanish-American War | MERRIMAC |
80 | “A smoke made with the fume of sighs,” to Romeo | LOVE |
82 | Troubled | UNEASY |
83 | Ernie’s buddy | BERT |
88 | The rest of the group | OTHERS |
89 | Overlook description | SCENIC |
90 | Result in | LEADTO |
91 | Charge | RUNAT |
93 | Acid type | AMINO |
95 | Mission man | PADRE |
96 | Brand sourced near Lake Geneva | EVIAN |
97 | Sport with bamboo swords | KENDO |
98 | Groundskeeper’s tool | EDGER |
99 | Mend together | KNIT |
100 | Iditarod finish | NOME |
101 | Peak southeast of Olympus | OSSA |
102 | Victims of the Grinch’s stealing | WHOS |
103 | Sported | WORE |
104 | Nephew of Caligula | NERO |
106 | Sulky state | SNIT |
109 | Popular anxiety drug, informally | XAN |