Today’s crossword solution for the Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – October 04 2022 – Inside Joke. The Wall Street Journal Crosswords are very hard some times, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
Below you will find all the answers for the Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – October 04 2022 – Inside Joke divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Steep-sided plateau | MESA |
| 5 | Bangkok native | THAI |
| 9 | Cafe concoction | LATTE |
| 14 | Skater’s spinning jump | AXEL |
| 15 | Door securer | BOLT |
| 16 | Its first is for fools | APRIL |
| 17 | Biennial sporting event since 1968 | SPECIALOLYMPICS |
| 20 | Scent | ODOR |
| 21 | Sub station? | DELI |
| 22 | Have the high score in a golf tournament | LOSE |
| 23 | Bills featuring Hamilton’s portrait | TENS |
| 25 | Twice penta- | DECA |
| 27 | Blinds segment | SLAT |
| 30 | Power dining spot inside the Beverly Hills Hotel | POLOLOUNGE |
| 35 | Square of butter | PAT |
| 36 | Heavy metal’s Mötley ___ | CRUE |
| 37 | Remove the fuse from, as a bomb | DISARM |
| 38 | Father of Methuselah | ENOCH |
| 40 | Restaurant bill | TAB |
| 42 | “Vive ___!” (cheer for Louis XIV) | LEROI |
| 43 | Touch base with the office, say | CALLIN |
| 45 | Easy targets | SAPS |
| 47 | Film director’s cry | CUT |
| 48 | Cubic meters | KILOLITERS |
| 50 | Boston orchestra | POPS |
| 51 | “___ My Heart” (1913 song) | PEGO |
| 52 | Train travel | RAIL |
| 54 | Stylish | CHIC |
| 57 | Toledo’s lake | ERIE |
| 59 | Beanies and berets | CAPS |
| 62 | Pre-Beatles song by John Lennon | HELLOLITTLEGIRL |
| 66 | Constellation with a belt | ORION |
| 67 | Org. that Finland and Sweden petitioned to join in 2022 | NATO |
| 68 | Golden rule preposition | UNTO |
| 69 | Candies in many Easter baskets | PEEPS |
| 70 | Bullfight cheers | OLES |
| 71 | Space-saving abbr. in bibliographies | ETAL |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | More, in Madrid | MAS |
| 2 | Convention center event | EXPO |
| 3 | Apple product | SEED |
| 4 | “Jo’s Boys” writer | ALCOTT |
| 5 | Not yet scheduled: Abbr. | TBA |
| 6 | Waits for a better offer, say | HOLDSOUT |
| 7 | Lotion ingredient | ALOE |
| 8 | “Seems good enough” | ITLLDO |
| 9 | On the ___ (fleeing) | LAM |
| 10 | Audience approval | APPLAUSE |
| 11 | The Chicks or Lady A, e.g. | TRIO |
| 12 | Spasms | TICS |
| 13 | “If all ___ fails…” | ELSE |
| 18 | Fury | IRE |
| 19 | Word on a triangular road sign | YIELD |
| 24 | “Fresh Air” network | NPR |
| 26 | Winds | COILS |
| 27 | Tiny bit | SPECK |
| 28 | Roofed patio | LANAI |
| 29 | Ring-shaped reef | ATOLL |
| 31 | Rental contract | LEASE |
| 32 | Drug cop, informally | NARCO |
| 33 | Put together | GROUP |
| 34 | Gives off | EMITS |
| 36 | Argentina neighbor | CHILE |
| 39 | Horse-drawn carriage sound | CLOPCLOP |
| 41 | Hair clip | BARRETTE |
| 44 | Hawthorne of “The Madness of King George” | NIGEL |
| 46 | Free TV spot, for short | PSA |
| 49 | 2006 Winter Games city, to natives | TORINO |
| 50 | One of 10 inflicted on Egypt in Exodus | PLAGUE |
| 53 | Cubes in a cooler | ICE |
| 54 | Pork serving | CHOP |
| 55 | On this spot | HERE |
| 56 | “Would ___ to you?” | ILIE |
| 58 | Slanting type: Abbr. | ITAL |
| 60 | Pub purchase | PINT |
| 61 | Mex. miss | SRTA |
| 63 | Walk-___ (small roles) | ONS |
| 64 | ___ Angeles | LOS |
| 65 | Text tee-hee found in 17-, 30-, 48- and 62-Across | LOL |