Today’s crossword solution for the Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – October 06 2022 – Blank Spaces. The Wall Street Journal Crosswords are very hard some times, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Conductor’s “resume speed” directive | ATEMPO |
| 7 | Mia with two Olympic gold medals | HAMM |
| 11 | Chest feature | PEC |
| 14 | Chest | BUREAU |
| 15 | Plant native to the Arabian Peninsula | ALOE |
| 16 | Supporter’s reply | AYE |
| 17 | Mesmerized | ENRAPT |
| 18 | One with many bills? | LAWMAKER |
| 20 | Hang on | LAST |
| 21 | Billboard named her “Queen of Adult Contemporary” | CELINEDION |
| 23 | Classify | SORT |
| 25 | Shakespeare’s “mortal wretch, with thy sharp teeth” | ASP |
| 26 | Jessica Lange was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for playing her | PATSYCLINE |
| 32 | Business card no. | TEL |
| 34 | Oil container | CRUET |
| 35 | Unpopular spots | ACNE |
| 36 | De Armas of “No Time to Die” | ANA |
| 37 | Where hidden meanings are found, and where both sets of four horizontal black squares in the puzzle are | BETWEENTHELINES |
| 41 | Frankenfood label | GMO |
| 42 | Loads | ALOT |
| 43 | Fujairah figures | EMIRS |
| 44 | Hit producer? | BAT |
| 45 | Summer clothing choice | LINENDRESS |
| 48 | Boulevard, par exemple | RUE |
| 50 | Seller of many trucks in December | HESS |
| 51 | Fred Rogers trademark | KINDLINESS |
| 56 | Doesn’t play | SITS |
| 60 | Eschews the standard deduction | ITEMIZES |
| 61 | Canine’s coat | ENAMEL |
| 63 | Besmirch | TAR |
| 64 | Fortune 500 abbr. | CORP |
| 65 | King with an Oscar and four Emmys | REGINA |
| 66 | CTA carriers | ELS |
| 67 | Whirled water | EDDY |
| 68 | Score | TWENTY |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The brother of “Am I my brother’s keeper?” | ABEL |
| 2 | Toro, e.g. | TUNA |
| 3 | Slips, say | ERRS |
| 4 | Carbonnade or cassoulet | MEATSTEW |
| 5 | Blather | PAP |
| 6 | Public furor | OUTCRY |
| 7 | Monitor setting | HALL |
| 8 | Basque word for “merry” in a court game | ALAI |
| 9 | Like infields, regularly | MOWN |
| 10 | Kermit sipping tea, e.g. | MEME |
| 11 | Many Urdu speakers | PAKISTANIS |
| 12 | Unexpected revelations | EYEOPENERS |
| 13 | Research org. based outside of Geneva | CERN |
| 19 | Lovelace, recognized as the first computer programmer | ADA |
| 22 | Ink-saving abbr. | ETC |
| 24 | Bone-based | OSTEAL |
| 26 | Like many first sexual experiences | PREMARITAL |
| 27 | Pitch adjusters | AUTOTUNERS |
| 28 | Ingrediente del gelato | LATTE |
| 29 | First person in Frankfurt | ICH |
| 30 | MIA-to-JFK heading | NNE |
| 31 | Specialized fishermen | EELERS |
| 33 | Glasgow girl | LASS |
| 34 | Manhattan club that launched many punk bands | CBGB |
| 38 | Priest who taught Samuel | ELI |
| 39 | Dunkerque denial | NON |
| 40 | Service with blue bubbles | IMESSAGE |
| 46 | Sch. org. for top students | NHS |
| 47 | Be a front runner? | DESERT |
| 49 | Rave music initials | EDM |
| 51 | Franklin’s flier | KITE |
| 52 | Parasitic insects | LICE |
| 53 | Chaps competitor | IZOD |
| 54 | Young Sheldon, e.g. | NERD |
| 55 | Spot | ESPY |
| 57 | Poker table declaration | IMIN |
| 58 | One can be pitched | TENT |
| 59 | Knock off | SLAY |
| 62 | Just in | NEW |