Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – October 19 2019 – Date Night
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Sweeping | VAST |
5 | Tablet with a mini option | IPAD |
9 | Flies, e.g. | BAIT |
13 | Merchants’ association | GUILD |
18 | Speaker that answers to “Alexa” | ECHO |
19 | Fashion | MODE |
20 | Player at Minute Maid Park | ASTRO |
22 | Excessive | UNDUE |
23 | “You feel like Creole fare with some Patricia Arquette?” | SHRIMPPOBOYHOOD |
26 | Pictures on the small screen? | ICONS |
27 | Figure skating jump | TOELOOP |
28 | Rock’s Jethro ___ | TULL |
29 | Downloadable think piece | TEDTALK |
31 | Playing field makeup | SOD |
32 | Number before quattro | TRE |
33 | Needs for long drives? | TEES |
35 | McShane of “American Gods” | IAN |
36 | “Well, then maybe a frank with Al Pacino?” | HOTDOGDAYAFTERNOON |
44 | Gender-specific possessive | HERS |
45 | Vanishing sound | POOF |
46 | 401(k) cousins | IRAS |
47 | Times long past | YORE |
48 | Fishing locale | PIER |
50 | Provide with English dialogue, say | DUB |
51 | Cupboard stack | PLATES |
53 | Sightseeing aid | MAP |
54 | “Or seafood with some Daniel Craig?” | CLAMSCASINOROYALE |
59 | Mom-and-pop org. | PTA |
60 | Symbol of Louisiana | PELICAN |
61 | In multitudes | GALORE |
62 | Lucy’s landlady | ETHEL |
64 | Country of more than 170 islands | TONGA |
66 | Leave a little extra | TIP |
67 | Capital of Bangladesh | DHAKA |
70 | Chip, in Chelsea | CRISP |
73 | Whine like a baby | SNIVEL |
76 | Rough | INEXACT |
80 | ___ Kippur | YOM |
81 | “Some runny yolks with a side of Peter Fonda then?” | EGGSOVEREASYRIDER |
85 | Fleece feature | NAP |
86 | Calm | SOOTHE |
87 | Classic British sports cars | MGS |
88 | Without purpose | IDLY |
89 | Clinches, as a win | ICES |
91 | Intersection | NODE |
92 | “Git!” | SHOO |
94 | Perch parts | FINS |
96 | “All right, how about poultry with a huge hairy ape?” | CHICKENALAKINGKONG |
100 | Boat propeller | OAR |
101 | Nursery school, for short | PREK |
102 | Agcy. imitated in many phone scams | IRS |
103 | Beast that bugles | ELK |
106 | Many an Etsy seller | ARTISAN |
110 | Their milk is used for pecorino | EWES |
112 | It’s free of charge | NEUTRON |
114 | Deck quartet | SUITS |
115 | Common pairing for an evening out, and a hint to this puzzle’s theme | DINNERANDAMOVIE |
118 | Golf’s Els | ERNIE |
119 | Pickle, maybe | SPEAR |
120 | Skeevy look | LEER |
121 | Flag | TIRE |
122 | Get into the pool | WAGER |
123 | Lip | SASS |
124 | Glossary unit | TERM |
125 | Teller’s stack | ONES |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Some police protection | VESTS |
2 | Sound before a blessing | ACHOO |
3 | Rip to pieces | SHRED |
4 | Plug away | TOIL |
5 | Subjects of tariffs | IMPORTS |
6 | Burst | POPPED |
7 | Stir | ADO |
8 | It’s sought by a collector | DEBT |
9 | Soup flavorer from a tree | BAYLEAF |
10 | Country singer McBryde | ASHLEY |
11 | Olympian Midori | ITO |
12 | Run | TROT |
13 | Handful for Hendrix | GUITAR |
14 | Otherworldly | UNCANNY |
15 | Heartthrob, maybe | IDOL |
16 | Slow-witted sort | LUNK |
17 | ___ Moines | DES |
21 | Poem of praise | ODE |
24 | Driving force | MOTOR |
25 | Best | OUTDO |
30 | Option at the pump | DIESEL |
34 | Tar | SAILOR |
36 | Solitary sorts | HERMITS |
37 | Work on a grand scale | OPUS |
38 | Really pull out all the stops | GOBIG |
39 | Like cutoffs, often | FRAYED |
40 | “Bye now!” | TATA |
41 | Extra zip | OOMPH |
42 | Offer an address | ORATE |
43 | Its border runs across the summit of Everest | NEPAL |
44 | Recover | HEAL |
48 | Angel dust, briefly | PCP |
49 | ___ de la Cité | ILE |
50 | “Rats!” | DANG |
51 | Quite respectable | PROPER |
52 | Harry Potter’s Quidditch position | SEEKER |
55 | Defendant in a 1925 case | SCOPES |
56 | Axe | CAN |
57 | Good guide, maybe | NATIVE |
58 | Martini garnish | OLIVE |
63 | Getting to the gate | TAXIING |
65 | Second-tier govt. lawyer | ASSTDA |
68 | Sound of disapproval | HISS |
69 | Vague quantity | ANY |
70 | Distrustful sort | CYNIC |
71 | Scurrier in the dark | ROACH |
72 | Designer of a famous pyramid | IMPEI |
74 | Worthless | NOHELP |
75 | Martini garnish | LEMON |
77 | Throws in | ADDS |
78 | Toon collectible | CEL |
79 | Take a stab at | TRY |
82 | Hopeless cases | GONERS |
83 | Muscle man? | GOON |
84 | On the edge of one’s seat | AGOG |
90 | Monopoly token choice | SCOTTIE |
92 | Mocks without mercy | SKEWERS |
93 | Person hitting the trail | HIKER |
94 | Radius setting | FOREARM |
95 | “So, to conclude…” | INSUM |
97 | Sandwich roll option | KAISER |
98 | Playoff sites | ARENAS |
99 | With more care | KINDER |
103 | Senator Sam of the Watergate hearings | ERVIN |
104 | River through Orléans | LOIRE |
105 | Strike zone boundary | KNEES |
106 | Distinctive vibe | AURA |
107 | Band at a wedding | RING |
108 | Billboards, essentially | ADS |
109 | Playful bites | NIPS |
111 | Tar | SALT |
113 | “Rosanna” band | TOTO |
114 | Follow a pattern, perhaps | SEW |
116 | Teachers’ org. | NEA |
117 | Once called | NEE |