Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – January 11 2022 – Going Down?
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Org.’s kin | SOC |
| 4 | In the past | AGO |
| 7 | Water or wine container | JUG |
| 10 | Offshore oil installation | RIG |
| 13 | Him, to Henri | LUI |
| 14 | Architectural wing | ELL |
| 15 | Press into service | USE |
| 16 | “It’s ___-win situation” | ANO |
| 17 | Blurted out, perhaps | UTTERED |
| 19 | Headgear for a Highlander | TAM |
| 20 | “The Bourne Identity” org. | CIA |
| 21 | It’s not buttered | DRYTOAST |
| 23 | Parts of some chains | ISLETS |
| 25 | Speak effusively | GUSH |
| 26 | Stone builder | MASON |
| 28 | Toiling away | ATIT |
| 29 | “Please come in!” | ENTER |
| 31 | Golfer Simpson who won the 2012 U.S. Open | WEBB |
| 32 | What crowds and lions do | ROAR |
| 33 | Parched | ARID |
| 35 | Also | TOO |
| 36 | Lead-in for boy or girl | ATTA |
| 37 | Poker winnings | POT |
| 39 | Tasty tidbits | MORSELS |
| 42 | “How dare you!” | HEY |
| 43 | Addition column | ONES |
| 45 | Buck’s mate | DOE |
| 46 | Box office total | TAKE |
| 48 | Sports org. with eligibility rules | NCAA |
| 49 | Special talent | GIFT |
| 51 | Harmon’s “NCIS” role | GIBBS |
| 54 | Fail completely | TANK |
| 55 | Fashion designer Perry | ELLIS |
| 57 | Pirate’s plunder | LOOT |
| 58 | “My goose is cooked!” | IMDEAD |
| 60 | 1963 NFL MVP in the Pro Football Hall of Fame | YATITTLE |
| 62 | Headgear for a Shriner | FEZ |
| 63 | Beam of sunlight | RAY |
| 65 | Fowl with a comb | ROOSTER |
| 66 | Work wk. finish | FRI |
| 67 | Pitching stat | ERA |
| 68 | Apt name for a sculptor | ART |
| 69 | Lode stuff | ORE |
| 70 | Maple syrup source | SAP |
| 71 | 24-hour banker, for short | ATM |
| 72 | Neptune’s realm | SEA |
| 73 | Sound from a Holstein | MOO |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Thick gunk | SLUDGE |
| 2 | Beat in a meet | OUTRUN |
| 3 | Last line on an envelope | CITYSTATEANDZIP |
| 4 | Start for space or dynamic | AERO |
| 5 | Shine brightly | GLEAM |
| 6 | Time-tested saying | OLDSAW |
| 7 | Stick (out) | JUT |
| 8 | Jamaican sprinter with eight Olympic gold medals | USAINBOLT |
| 9 | Diamonds, e.g. | GEMS |
| 10 | Competition that hurts everyone, and a feature of 3-, 8-, 22- and 34-Down | RACETOTHEBOTTOM |
| 11 | Kick off | INITIATE |
| 12 | Wander off the beaten path | GOASTRAY |
| 18 | Clear sky, in poems | ETHER |
| 22 | Sleeping sickness transmitter | TSETSEFLY |
| 24 | Spencer of “Good Morning America” | LARA |
| 27 | Poignant woodwind | OBOE |
| 30 | Net holder | RIM |
| 34 | New car of 1960 | DODGEDART |
| 37 | Bishops of Rome | PONTIFFS |
| 38 | How TV interviews are captured | ONCAMERA |
| 40 | Muddy up | ROIL |
| 41 | Give in to gravity | SAG |
| 44 | Japanese beverage served warm | SAKE |
| 47 | Garments for Highlanders | KILTS |
| 50 | Headgear for princesses | TIARAS |
| 52 | Ravel composition | BOLERO |
| 53 | Audiophile’s purchase | STEREO |
| 56 | Mall directory listing | STORE |
| 59 | Neighborhood | AREA |
| 61 | Tiniest amount | IOTA |
| 64 | Starchy tuber | YAM |