Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – May 01 2022 – Mind the Gap
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | TiVo button | REC |
| 4 | Completely | ALL |
| 7 | Prominent location for a title | SPINE |
| 12 | Sevillano’s send-off | ADIOS |
| 17 | Superstate setting of “1984” | OCEANIA |
| 19 | Maker of Stabilite golf shoes | ETONIC |
| 20 | $7.2-million purchase of 1867 | ALASKA |
| 21 | With much bitterness | ACRIDLY |
| 22 | 1-/4-Across, literally | LAPSEOFMEMORY |
| 24 | Nerve cell branches | DENDRA |
| 25 | Minor planet named in honor of a magazine for stargazers | SKYTEL |
| 26 | Lizards with dewlaps | IGUANAS |
| 27 | Wind up on stage? | OBOE |
| 29 | Anatomical pouches | SACS |
| 30 | Barclays Center ballers | NETS |
| 31 | 36-/37-Across, literally | FALLINGAPART |
| 36 | Moral trespass | SIN |
| 37 | One with many potential mates | KING |
| 41 | Recipient of a costly ticket | SPEEDER |
| 42 | Senators’ home | OTTAWA |
| 44 | Through | VIA |
| 45 | Bipedal carnivore of old | TREX |
| 46 | Accord that’s been taken back | REPO |
| 48 | Catch | APPREHEND |
| 53 | It’s often crude | OIL |
| 54 | 58-/60-Across, literally | BROKENPROMISES |
| 58 | Made one’s case | PLED |
| 60 | Some appliances | GES |
| 62 | “___ Only Just Begun” | WEVE |
| 63 | Parched | ARID |
| 64 | Started a match | SERVED |
| 66 | Dominican-American singer Martínez | ANAIS |
| 67 | Abhor | DETEST |
| 70 | Hairy Himalayan creature | YETI |
| 71 | Lane’s co-worker | KENT |
| 72 | Many an address ender | COM |
| 73 | Structure of blankets, pillows or snow | FORT |
| 75 | 72-/73-Across, literally | SECURITYBREACH |
| 80 | ___ system (car’s GPS) | NAV |
| 81 | Steamer that rescued the Titanic survivors | CARPATHIA |
| 82 | Lot buy | AUTO |
| 85 | Posh Florida city, informally | BOCA |
| 86 | Where Springsteen was born | USA |
| 87 | Some luxury handbags | PRADAS |
| 91 | Color of some autumn leaves | RUSTRED |
| 93 | Drug that’s cooked up | METH |
| 95 | Some ER cases | ODS |
| 97 | 93-/95-Across, literally | SEPARATEWAYS |
| 99 | Luxury hotel chain | OMNI |
| 101 | “Morbius” star Jared | LETO |
| 102 | Brontë heroine | EYRE |
| 103 | Skate’s sawlike front feature | TOEPICK |
| 106 | Water quality tester, often | EPALAB |
| 108 | “Bam!”-shouting chef | EMERIL |
| 113 | 121-/122-Across, literally | SPLITDECISION |
| 115 | Command | MASTERY |
| 116 | Puts on a coat | PAINTS |
| 117 | Needing lots of attention | CLINGY |
| 118 | Represents, legally | ACTSFOR |
| 119 | Fetches, as fly balls | SHAGS |
| 120 | Fresh | SASSY |
| 121 | Comic Margaret | CHO |
| 122 | Clinch, as a win | ICE |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pothole’s place | ROAD |
| 2 | “___ homo” (Pilate’s words) | ECCE |
| 3 | Research site where the Higgs boson was detected in 2012 | CERN |
| 4 | Rival of iOS | ANDROID |
| 5 | Strip set in Appalachia | LILABNER |
| 6 | Put down | LAY |
| 7 | Patronizes, as a hotel | STAYSAT |
| 8 | Breakfast brand since 1964 | POPTART |
| 9 | Bugs in a class? | INSECTA |
| 10 | Physicist Bohr | NIELS |
| 11 | Prefix from the Greek “oikos,” meaning “house” | ECO |
| 12 | Seal-hunting islander | ALEUT |
| 13 | Reversible fabric | DAMASK |
| 14 | “The Heat ___” (Glenn Frey song) | ISON |
| 15 | Gumbo vegetable | OKRA |
| 16 | “___ who?” | SAYS |
| 18 | Support | AID |
| 19 | Antlered animal | ELK |
| 20 | Pharma giant that makes Enbrel | AMGEN |
| 23 | Completed, in Cannes | FINI |
| 25 | Mermaid’s milieu | SEA |
| 28 | Shrek, for one | OGRE |
| 31 | Aperture setting | FSTOP |
| 32 | Months for fools and showers | APRILS |
| 33 | Sobieski of “Here on Earth” | LEELEE |
| 34 | Latin law | LEX |
| 35 | Substandard | POOR |
| 36 | Warren in the Pro Football Hall of Fame | SAPP |
| 38 | “Central Park in the Dark” composer | IVES |
| 39 | Low card in a pinochle deck | NINE |
| 40 | Roams (about) | GADS |
| 43 | What a full moon does | WANES |
| 47 | “Independent Lens” airer | PBS |
| 49 | Madrid museum | PRADO |
| 50 | Composer who won a Pulitzer for “Air Music” | ROREM |
| 51 | Discharge | EMIT |
| 52 | Superior screen resolution | HIDEF |
| 55 | Proprietor | OWNER |
| 56 | Margaret known for big-eyed portraits | KEANE |
| 57 | “A New Argentina” show | EVITA |
| 59 | Peter out | DRYUP |
| 60 | “Capeesh?” | GETIT |
| 61 | Archie’s sitcom wife | EDITH |
| 65 | Farmiga of “Hawkeye” | VERA |
| 66 | “Great” Mogul emperor | AKBAR |
| 68 | State bordering Arizona and New Mexico | SONORA |
| 69 | Comic Ullman | TRACEY |
| 72 | “Crazy Rich Asians” director Jon M. ___ | CHU |
| 74 | They’re sometimes muted | TVADS |
| 75 | Film in a shower | SCUM |
| 76 | Assuage | EASE |
| 77 | Suffix for a political partisan | CRAT |
| 78 | Nervousness leading to missed putts | YIPS |
| 79 | Hacienda house | CASA |
| 83 | Cafeteria item | TRAY |
| 84 | Charity organization effort | OUTREACH |
| 85 | “Incidentally,” online | BTW |
| 88 | Absence of harmful bacteria | ASEPSIS |
| 89 | Holds | DETAINS |
| 90 | Tiff ender | APOLOGY |
| 92 | Does, apparently | SEEMSTO |
| 94 | Remaining optimistic | HOPING |
| 95 | How some archives are stored | ONCDS |
| 96 | Overseer of big banks? | DIKE |
| 98 | Center’s stat | REB |
| 100 | Fly traps? | MITTS |
| 101 | 2019 dystopian Netflix series | LEILA |
| 103 | Recipe amts. | TSPS |
| 104 | Shimmery sushi fish | OPAH |
| 105 | Director Kazan | ELIA |
| 107 | One or more | ANY |
| 109 | UFO fliers | ETS |
| 110 | Mortgage adjustment, for short | REFI |
| 111 | ___-Z (sporty Camaro) | IROC |
| 112 | Instrument for Orpheus | LYRE |
| 114 | Includes in an email | CCS |
| 115 | Buddy | MAC |