Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – May 23 2022 – Hang In There
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Org. whose website has a “Know Your Rights” section | ACLU |
| 5 | Jazz pianist Taylor | CECIL |
| 10 | Romeo, to Juliet | BEAU |
| 14 | Like gossamer and chiffon | SHEER |
| 19 | Painful reprimand | SLAP |
| 20 | Youngest sister in rock’s Haim | ALANA |
| 21 | Sounds from pounds | ARFS |
| 22 | Black Panthers co-founder Bobby | SEALE |
| 23 | Frank businesses (and literally, abject) | HOTDSTANDS |
| 25 | Longest term (and literally, do a surfing stunt) | LIFESENTCE |
| 27 | Running rampant | ARIOT |
| 28 | In Canada, Santa’s is H0H 0H0 | POSTALCODE |
| 30 | Explorer Erikson | LEIF |
| 31 | Cobra fighters, humorously | MONGEESE |
| 33 | “Got it?” | YHEAR |
| 34 | Fashion column fodder | TRENDS |
| 36 | Start for skeleton or sphere | EXO |
| 37 | Log splitter | AXE |
| 38 | Ingredient of Off! | DEET |
| 39 | “Out with it!” | DOSAY |
| 41 | Completely | ALL |
| 42 | Nana | GRAMMA |
| 44 | Probe | DIG |
| 45 | “Selma” director DuVernay | AVA |
| 48 | Cher or Lady Gaga, e.g. (and literally, binger’s punishment) | CROSSOSTAR |
| 52 | Dispassionate (and literally, hoopster’s pride) | UNSENTNTAL |
| 55 | Oscar nominee for “Finding Neverland” | DEPP |
| 56 | Va-va-___ | VOOM |
| 57 | Carne ___ | ASADA |
| 58 | Comforter’s words | ICARE |
| 59 | Guardians on scoreboards | CLE |
| 60 | Anna’s sister in “Frozen” | ELSA |
| 61 | Watches kids | SITS |
| 62 | Frenetically busy | MANIC |
| 63 | Margaret Mead’s subj. | ANTHRO |
| 66 | Big name in networking | CISCO |
| 68 | Punish by fining | AMERCE |
| 70 | Help desk whiz | ITPRO |
| 71 | Boring drills | ROTE |
| 72 | YA author Harrison | LISI |
| 74 | Elevs. | HTS |
| 76 | A-lister | CELEB |
| 77 | Mayor after de Blasio | ADAMS |
| 78 | 401(k) alternatives | IRAS |
| 79 | Grown-up kid | GOAT |
| 80 | Sloooowly (and literally, digital woe) | ATASNSPACE |
| 82 | Early Boy Scouts counterpart (and literally, delay) | CAMPFGIRLS |
| 84 | Dijon denial | NON |
| 85 | ___ in “apple” | AAS |
| 86 | Morro Castle site | HAVANA |
| 88 | 1040 org. | IRS |
| 89 | Sole cut | FILET |
| 91 | Lofgren of the E Street Band | NILS |
| 92 | Grp. with guns | NRA |
| 93 | Stephen of “V for Vendetta” | REA |
| 96 | Thanks in Honolulu | MAHALO |
| 99 | Studio support | EASEL |
| 101 | Losing streaks? | DIETFADS |
| 103 | Assay subjects | ORES |
| 104 | Handel’s “Orlando,” for one | OPERASERIA |
| 107 | Noted toymakers | ELVES |
| 108 | Harlequin offering (and literally, word-guessing game) | ROMCENOVEL |
| 110 | Talent show feature (and literally, chill) | DANCEROINE |
| 112 | It might be written on a tablet | |
| 113 | Letterman rival | LENO |
| 114 | Strand during the winter | ICEIN |
| 115 | Condo, e.g. | UNIT |
| 116 | Roofed porch | LANAI |
| 117 | Baltic native | LETT |
| 118 | Beach flock | TERNS |
| 119 | Gumshoes | TECS |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Regrettable situation, so to speak | ASHAME |
| 2 | Laundry room brand | CLOROX |
| 3 | Many a Univision viewer | LATINO |
| 4 | Back-bending yoga pose | UPDOG |
| 5 | Manx, e.g. | CAT |
| 6 | Pass by | ELAPSE |
| 7 | Lake craft | CANOE |
| 8 | Sens. King and Sanders | INDS |
| 9 | Not too long ago | LASTYEAR |
| 10 | Tchaikovsky specialty | BALLETMUSIC |
| 11 | Daughter on “The Goldbergs” | ERICA |
| 12 | Furnish, as access | AFFORD |
| 13 | Dealership section | USED |
| 14 | Vancouver-to-Seattle dir. | SSE |
| 15 | “The Boys of Summer” singer Don | HENLEY |
| 16 | Put away | EATEN |
| 17 | Capturer of Valencia | ELCID |
| 18 | Snorkeling spots | REEFS |
| 24 | Rickey Henderson stat | STEALS |
| 26 | Takes hold | SETSIN |
| 29 | “May I interrupt?” | AHEM |
| 32 | Subject of a kiss-and-tell story | EXLOVER |
| 35 | Joplin genre | RAGTIME |
| 38 | One who’ll tell you how to act | DRAMACOACH |
| 40 | Ancient concert spaces | ODEA |
| 41 | Nile reptile | ASP |
| 42 | Pontiac muscle cars | GTOS |
| 43 | Residents between the Aegean, Black and Mediterranean seas | ANATOLIANS |
| 45 | Safe from drifting | ATANCHOR |
| 46 | Pinot Grigio, e.g. | VARIETAL |
| 47 | Obi-Wan’s portrayer | ALEC |
| 48 | Org. with a Covid data tracker | CDC |
| 49 | Totally get | RELATETO |
| 50 | Layout where one room blends into another | OPENPLAN |
| 51 | Maker of red cups | SOLO |
| 53 | Port Huron Statement grp. | SDS |
| 54 | Wright Brothers Natl. Monument state | NCAR |
| 57 | Jerks | ASSES |
| 64 | Dos follower | TRES |
| 65 | Boot sole reinforcer | HOBNAIL |
| 67 | “You’re too kind” | ITMEANSALOT |
| 68 | Urgent letters | ASAP |
| 69 | Arms malfunction | MISFIRE |
| 70 | Volunteer’s words | ICAN |
| 71 | Food label fig. | RDA |
| 73 | Cook Rombauer | IRMA |
| 75 | Peter, Paul and Mary, e.g.: Abbr. | STS |
| 77 | Vaulted recess | APSE |
| 79 | USO show audience | GIS |
| 81 | Tombstone’s Crystal Palace, e.g. | SALOON |
| 82 | Guessed right | CALLEDIT |
| 83 | Cheddar shredder | GRATER |
| 87 | Competes | VIES |
| 89 | Connective tissue | FASCIA |
| 90 | Boob tube | TEEVEE |
| 92 | Vitamin in wheat germ | NIACIN |
| 93 | Gorge | RAVINE |
| 94 | Unspoiled | EDENIC |
| 95 | Balance sheet list | ASSETS |
| 96 | Gourmet mushroom | MOREL |
| 97 | Bakery attraction | AROMA |
| 98 | Exemplar of virility | HEMAN |
| 100 | “Well, ___ you special!” | ARENT |
| 101 | Repurposed train car, perhaps | DINER |
| 102 | Blatantly ignore | FLOUT |
| 105 | Market research tool | POLL |
| 106 | Drag, e.g. | RACE |
| 109 | New Haven collegian | ELI |
| 111 | USN rank | ENS |