Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – Sep 25 2018 – Bears With Her
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| ‘Dig in!’ | EAT |
| ‘Homeland’ org | CIA |
| ‘Whatever works’ | IMEASY |
| 1970 #1 hit for Three Dog Night subtitled ‘(Not to Come)’ | MAMATOLDME |
| 2017 action crime movie starring Ansel Elgort | BABYDRIVER |
| Acts as go-between | MEDIATES |
| Alfred E. Neuman’s magazine | MAD |
| Angel topper? | CAP |
| Assistants | AIDES |
| At that time | THEN |
| Back of the neck | NAPE |
| Backup strategy | PLANB |
| Belgrade resident | SERB |
| Billiard ball bounce | CAROM |
| Boredom | ENNUI |
| Card collection | DECK |
| Castle protector | MOAT |
| Cattle catcher | LARIAT |
| Cheer for a matador | OLE |
| Cincinnati radio station of TV | WKRP |
| Clearasil competitor | STRIDEX |
| Coop residents | HENS |
| Family girl | SIS |
| File folder projections | TABS |
| First word of a fairy tale | ONCE |
| Four-stringed instruments | UKES |
| French farewell | ADIEU |
| Gathers from the fields | REAPS |
| Grand Cherokee maker | JEEP |
| Haiti’s president from 1957 to 1971, familiarly | PAPADOCDUVALIER |
| Haunted house sounds | MOANS |
| He beat Connors at Wimbledon in 1975 | ASHE |
| Heap | PILE |
| Home to billions | ASIA |
| Hotel suite amenity | WETBAR |
| In unison | ASONE |
| Inbox filler | |
| JFK’s successor | LBJ |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Join forces | ALLY |
| Letters on a rush job | ASAP |
| Love to pieces | ADORE |
| Man of Madrid | SENOR |
| Orangutan, e.g | APE |
| Orbital ranges around stars that aren’t too hot or too cold for habitation | GOLDILOCKSZONES |
| Out-of-focus image | BLUR |
| Palindromic man’s name | OTTO |
| Palindromic woman’s name | ANNA |
| Pelvis part | HIPBONE |
| Persian poet Khayyam | OMAR |
| Phones | CALLSUP |
| Pic | PHOTO |
| Prep for dragging | REV |
| Pup squeak | YIP |
| Purchases before Easter | EGGS |
| Purchases before Easter | DYES |
| Purring pets | CATS |
| Put in seventh heaven | ELATE |
| Puts on TV | AIRS |
| Really hot | ONATEAR |
| Remove from office | OUST |
| River of Hades | STYX |
| Russia’s Mariinsky Ballet, formerly | KIROV |
| Sign on for another tour of duty | REUP |
| Size in women’s clothing | PETITE |
| Sprinted | RAN |
| Squishee seller on ‘The Simpsons’ | APU |
| Stage signal | CUE |
| Strong wind | GALE |
| Studly | MACHO |
| Takes a breather | RESTS |
| Tom Swifty words | ADVERBS |
| Two-time Super Bowl MVP Manning | ELI |
| Unthreaded bolts? | STREAKS |
| Weapon for Mrs. Peacock | ROPE |
| Wine-and-soda drink | SPRITZER |
| With, in France | AVEC |