Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – January 20 2022 – Enough Already!
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rook, e.g. | CROW |
| 5 | Classes | SORTS |
| 10 | Daisy product | BBS |
| 13 | Radiant glow | AURA |
| 14 | Fish, in a way | TRAWL |
| 15 | Frosty’s eyes, e.g. | COAL |
| 16 | Preparation for kissing a duke? | PEERPUCKER |
| 18 | Georgetown athlete | HOYA |
| 19 | Less verbose | TERSER |
| 20 | Williams title start | CATON |
| 21 | Oldest university in the English-speaking world | OXFORD |
| 24 | Del Monte ad? | PEAPLUG |
| 26 | Blender sound | WHIR |
| 27 | Churchyard tree in “Romeo and Juliet” | YEW |
| 30 | Con | RUSE |
| 31 | Forsaken, in poetry | LORN |
| 32 | Nothing, to Nero | NIHIL |
| 34 | Beetle juice? | GAS |
| 37 | Double curve | ESS |
| 38 | Multiunit tablet purchase at Staples? | PADPACK |
| 40 | Come together | GEL |
| 41 | Bit of needlework? | TAT |
| 42 | Big Bertha’s birthplace | ESSEN |
| 43 | Sleek, for short | AERO |
| 44 | The Amish, e.g. | SECT |
| 46 | Court figs. | DAS |
| 48 | Class with functions | TRIG |
| 49 | What you might need to clean up after Fido or Kitty? | PETPAIL |
| 52 | They have stable homes | HORSES |
| 54 | RBI record holder, with 2,297 | AARON |
| 55 | City on the Rio Grande | LAREDO |
| 58 | “Silly rabbit” brand | TRIX |
| 59 | Small hole in a canoeist’s implement? | PADDLEPORE |
| 63 | Dark as night | INKY |
| 64 | NBA Rookie of the Year for 1992-93 | ONEAL |
| 65 | Models of might | OAKS |
| 66 | Sugar suffix | OSE |
| 67 | Old-fashioned | MOSSY |
| 68 | “Enough with the lame puns already!” (and, when parsed as three words, a hint to the theme answers) | STOP |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ceiling | CAP |
| 2 | Morgue, for one | RUE |
| 3 | Vein fill | ORE |
| 4 | Like Syria, for the last decade | WARTORN |
| 5 | Built to last | STURDY |
| 6 | Sauron’s minions | ORCS |
| 7 | Autumn tool | RAKE |
| 8 | Dweeb | TWERP |
| 9 | Pro’s shooter | SLR |
| 10 | Speak-easy suppliers | BOOTLEGGERS |
| 11 | Heron’s habitat | BAYOU |
| 12 | Loose talk? | SLANG |
| 15 | Ranch dressing? | CHAPS |
| 17 | For every | PER |
| 20 | Do some tile work | CAULK |
| 21 | Young hooter | OWLET |
| 22 | Mandela’s mother tongue | XHOSA |
| 23 | Nondefensive military tactic | FIRSTSTRIKE |
| 25 | Big Apple mayor Adams | ERIC |
| 28 | Aims | ENDS |
| 29 | Took a sponge to | WIPED |
| 33 | Mandlikova of tennis | HANA |
| 35 | Cliffside dwelling | AERIE |
| 36 | Arduous journeys | SLOGS |
| 38 | Praline bit | PECAN |
| 39 | Italian wine center | ASTI |
| 43 | Fate who cut the thread of life | ATROPOS |
| 45 | Strong adhesive | EPOXY |
| 47 | Country singer West | SHELLY |
| 49 | Alfresco dining option | PATIO |
| 50 | Brings in | EARNS |
| 51 | Grassy plain | LLANO |
| 53 | Tribute in lines | ODE |
| 56 | Citrus quenchers | ADES |
| 57 | Nutritional nos. | RDAS |
| 59 | Little dog, for short | POM |
| 60 | Flour choice | OAT |
| 61 | “Suspicion” studio | RKO |
| 62 | Zener cards test it | ESP |