Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – August 15 2022 – Bee Gees Remix
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Hoffman of the Chicago Seven | ABBIE |
6 | Love, in Latin | AMOR |
10 | Rolls-Royce’s parent company | BMW |
13 | Like interstate exits | RAMPED |
19 | Ocean, informally | BRINY |
20 | Miles of movies | VERA |
21 | 1921 play that introduced the word “robot” | RUR |
22 | Wagnerian princess | ISOLDE |
23 | False name used while on a Vegas toot? | BENDERIDENTITY |
26 | Lose track? | DERAIL |
27 | Ninth grade course, often | ALGEBRAI |
28 | Spillage from a skid row bottle? | GUTTERSCOTCH |
30 | ___-relief | BAS |
31 | A snow bridge may conceal it | CREVASSE |
33 | Alien-seeking subj. | SETI |
34 | St. Regis rival | HYATT |
37 | Weapon wielded by ninja turtle Raphael | SAI |
38 | Needle | TEASE |
41 | Lost a family portrait in a poker game? | BETTHEPICTURE |
47 | Dr. of rap | DRE |
48 | Barkeep voiced by Hank Azaria | MOE |
51 | Capital on a fjord | OSLO |
52 | Added to the bylaws | MADEARULE |
54 | Book boo-boos | ERRATA |
56 | Clock std. | GMT |
57 | Remove from power | UNSEAT |
58 | Tar | SEADOG |
59 | ICU inserts | IVS |
62 | Product of un poulet | OEUF |
64 | Reason for a strict diet and exercise regimen? | GIRTHCONTROL |
66 | Copycat’s words | METOO |
68 | Nanakuli necklace | LEI |
70 | Last three letters of a farmer song refrain | EIO |
71 | “___ of Two Cities” | ATALE |
72 | Opening a burger restaurant called Mac Donald’s? | BRANDLARCENY |
77 | Lug | CLOD |
79 | Fixed | SET |
80 | Still green, maybe | UNRIPE |
81 | Start of a Spanish welcoming phrase | MICASA |
83 | Scrape (out) | EKE |
84 | Angus ID | EARTAG |
85 | How you might down a canapé | INONEBITE |
87 | Sails force? | NAVY |
91 | Foxy | SLY |
92 | Beyond tipsy | LIT |
94 | Result of a faulty Elmer’s dispenser? | GLUEINTHEFACE |
96 | Aperture number | FSTOP |
98 | Jargon suffix | ESE |
99 | Reason to squint | GLARE |
100 | Plot portion | ACRE |
103 | Iraq’s area | NEAREAST |
108 | Bossy outburst | MOO |
109 | Fearless investigative reporters? | BRAVEDIGGERS |
112 | Highly nervous | INASWEAT |
117 | Deceitful doings | FAKERY |
118 | Therapy session for somebody suffering a loss? | GRIEFENCOUNTER |
120 | Resistant | AVERSE |
121 | Third-most traded currency | YEN |
122 | Aquatic apex predator | ORCA |
123 | Backward-looking | RETRO |
124 | Truman and Myerson, for two | BESSES |
125 | Parisian possessive | SES |
126 | Pro ___ | RATA |
127 | DuPont refrigerant | FREON |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | “Fernando” singers | ABBA |
2 | Singer-songwriter Jacques | BREL |
3 | Google alternative | BING |
4 | Owing | INDEBTTO |
5 | It’s used to remove optical irritants | EYEBATH |
6 | Running shoe company | AVIA |
7 | Healthcare payer for some low-income people | MEDICAID |
8 | Mine yield | ORE |
9 | Compass | RANGE |
10 | Big name in water filters | BRITA |
11 | Hardly purebreds | MUTTS |
12 | Most droll | WRYEST |
13 | Purges | RIDS |
14 | “Hang on ___!” | ASEC |
15 | Sullen | MOROSE |
16 | It’s found at home | PLATE |
17 | Formal order | EDICT |
18 | Walled city of India | DELHI |
24 | They cross at Xings | RRS |
25 | 8 letters, on a keypad | TUV |
29 | Clarinet piece | REED |
32 | Campus in Houston, TX | RICEU |
34 | “Barry” carrier | HBO |
35 | “That’s right!” | YES |
36 | Hartsfield-Jackson’s airport code | ATL |
37 | Flapjack flipper | SPATULA |
39 | Recess retort | ARESO |
40 | Lover’s song | SERENADE |
42 | Model who hosted “More to Love” | EMME |
43 | Strong flavor | TANG |
44 | Bears, to Brutus | URSI |
45 | Sorry soul | RUER |
46 | Fill with joy | ELATE |
48 | Light cotton fabric | MADRAS |
49 | Lawrence’s portrayer | OTOOLE |
50 | Young raptor | EAGLET |
53 | System of morals | ETHIC |
55 | “Round and Round” metal band | RATT |
56 | Best buds | GOODPALS |
59 | Suffuses | IMBUES |
60 | Springy? | VERNAL |
61 | Like a Van Gogh painting | STARRY |
63 | Nobelist who worked on the Manhattan Project | FERMI |
65 | “Gigi” author | COLETTE |
67 | “Will do” | ONIT |
69 | Cake cover | ICING |
73 | Kosher | LEGIT |
74 | Earth Day subj. | ECOL |
75 | Part of Mork’s closing | NANU |
76 | Slangy “Understand?” | YSEE |
78 | Jazz label since 1918 | OKEH |
82 | “___ Irish Rose” | ABIES |
86 | Self-preservation, e.g. | INSTINCT |
87 | Jerry Jones or Art Rooney II, e.g. | NFLOWNER |
88 | Motorists’ org. | AAA |
89 | Bygone TV adjunct | VCR |
90 | “___-haw!” | YEE |
93 | “Paradise” author Morrison | TONI |
95 | Search for yourself, in a way | EGOSURF |
96 | Flu symptoms | FEVERS |
97 | Lee and Fleming, for two | PEGGYS |
100 | 1990s Britcom, familiarly | ABFAB |
101 | Want desperately | CRAVE |
102 | Yard tools | RAKES |
104 | Concur | AGREE |
105 | Mustang lines | REINS |
106 | Before, poetically | ERE |
107 | With respect to | ASFOR |
108 | Long March leader | MAO |
110 | Gaelic | ERSE |
111 | Textile plant supplies | DYES |
113 | March Madness org. | NCAA |
114 | Major conclusion? | ETTE |
115 | Flight prefix | AERO |
116 | 1982 film featuring a light-cycle race | TRON |
119 | Big time | ERA |