Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – September 04 2022 – Foodies
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Play group | CAST |
| 5 | Smelter refuse | SLAG |
| 9 | Use sandpaper on | ABRADE |
| 15 | Caboose | RUMP |
| 19 | Pinocchio, at times | LIAR |
| 20 | Raiders quarterback Derek | CARR |
| 21 | Blackout miscreant | LOOTER |
| 22 | World’s largest furniture seller | IKEA |
| 23 | Barely beat | EDGE |
| 24 | Contents of un río | AGUA |
| 25 | Beginning a gluten-free diet? | ATWHEATSEND |
| 27 | Bellies after banqueting? | FEASTBUMPS |
| 30 | Binary gender designation | HEORSHE |
| 31 | Cap’n’s mate | BOSN |
| 32 | “The Twelve Days of Christmas” players | PIPERS |
| 34 | Up | ATBAT |
| 38 | Hard work | LABOR |
| 41 | Eager for the deets | ALLEARS |
| 43 | City near the mouth of the Columbia | ASTORIA |
| 45 | Daily in Metropolis | PLANET |
| 47 | Protection | AEGIS |
| 48 | Spanish gold | ORO |
| 49 | Directional suffix | ERN |
| 50 | Needlefish | GAR |
| 51 | Amazement | WONDER |
| 53 | Roasts, e.g.? | OVENMEATS |
| 56 | Brad’s “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” co-star | ANGELINA |
| 59 | Creole cooking staple | OKRA |
| 61 | Honshu’s “City of Trees” | SENDAI |
| 62 | Dior creation | ALINE |
| 63 | He beat Novak in the 2020 French Open | RAFAEL |
| 65 | “The Two Jakes” screenwriter Robert | TOWNE |
| 66 | Lift, so to speak | THIEVE |
| 68 | Rain gear | PONCHOS |
| 69 | Hand-dyed fabrics | BATIKS |
| 70 | Door swinger | HINGE |
| 71 | Burmese and Balinese | ASIANS |
| 72 | Donnybrook | MELEE |
| 73 | Element #68 | ERBIUM |
| 75 | Marketing leader? | TELE |
| 76 | “I stand corrected” | GUESSNOT |
| 79 | Some greens? | BEETPARTS |
| 81 | Economize | SCRIMP |
| 84 | Greek H | ETA |
| 85 | Butterfield of Netflix’s “Sex Education” | ASA |
| 86 | Chap | GUY |
| 87 | Raconteur’s recitals | TALES |
| 88 | Common sense | SMARTS |
| 91 | Big blast, for a stoner | BONGHIT |
| 94 | Mathewson who was in the Baseball Hall of Fame’s first class | CHRISTY |
| 96 | “Everything’s fine” | ITSOK |
| 97 | Follow | ENSUE |
| 98 | Fails to | DOESNT |
| 99 | National name on some euros | EIRE |
| 101 | “This looks very bad for me!” | IMTOAST |
| 104 | Mentored in the art of preparing unagi? | EELADVISED |
| 109 | Fuzzy fruits not grown in an orchard? | WILDPEACHES |
| 113 | Be bold | DARE |
| 114 | Poi source | TARO |
| 115 | Keystone State county | ERIE |
| 116 | 1896 Olympics host | ATHENS |
| 117 | Radius’s neighbor | ULNA |
| 118 | Meter or liter | UNIT |
| 119 | Modem speed figure | BAUD |
| 120 | Volcanic mount of California | SHASTA |
| 121 | Go beyond | PASS |
| 122 | Bench presser’s pride | PECS |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Staff starter | CLEF |
| 2 | Campaign worker | AIDE |
| 3 | Major account | SAGA |
| 4 | Very good, at Versailles | TRESBON |
| 5 | Wound covers | SCABS |
| 6 | Beach in California | LAGUNA |
| 7 | Jack-in-the-pulpit, e.g. | ARUM |
| 8 | Got in the ring | GRAPPLED |
| 9 | French connection | ALA |
| 10 | Annoyances | BOTHERS |
| 11 | Crew group | ROWERS |
| 12 | Dumas character | ATHOS |
| 13 | Lots of bucks | DEER |
| 14 | Historic periods | ERAS |
| 15 | Meet, as a challenge | RISETO |
| 16 | Luau strings | UKE |
| 17 | Chaps | MEN |
| 18 | Brake component | PAD |
| 26 | Not this | THAT |
| 28 | Bolted | TORE |
| 29 | Prolonged attack | SIEGE |
| 33 | Two-for-one salad special? | PAIROFCAESARS |
| 35 | Corn dogs? | BREADWIENERS |
| 36 | Scuba diver equipment | AIRTANK |
| 37 | Aster relatives | TANSIES |
| 38 | Dana Open org. | LPGA |
| 39 | Rickman of “Die Hard” | ALAN |
| 40 | Discount legumes? | BARGAINBEANS |
| 42 | Turner of Hollywood | LANA |
| 43 | Is for you? | ARE |
| 44 | Some heirs | SONS |
| 46 | Bale binder | TWINE |
| 48 | Tracks | OVALS |
| 52 | Prime number factor | ONE |
| 53 | Twistable treats | OREOS |
| 54 | Tin and tungsten | METALS |
| 55 | Modern memos | ENOTES |
| 57 | Creditor’s writ | ELEGIT |
| 58 | Fulfill, with “to” | LIVEUP |
| 60 | Madeline of “Blazing Saddles” | KAHN |
| 63 | Honey bunch? | ROSES |
| 64 | Kapoor of “Slumdog Millionaire” | ANIL |
| 66 | Ruth nickname | THEBABE |
| 67 | Joins the crew | HIRESON |
| 68 | Big Mac layer | PATTY |
| 69 | Microwave output | BEEPS |
| 72 | Closemouthed | MUM |
| 74 | Early Christmas gift givers | MAGI |
| 76 | General meaning | GIST |
| 77 | “Beetle Bailey” dog | OTTO |
| 78 | Charge | TASK |
| 80 | Grind | RUT |
| 82 | “I Fall to Pieces” singer Patsy | CLINE |
| 83 | Conserved energy | RESTEDUP |
| 87 | 2006 Margaret Atwood book | THETENT |
| 89 | Ballistic missile acronym | MIRV |
| 90 | Listened enthusiastically | ATEITUP |
| 92 | Like some tours | GUIDED |
| 93 | Burlap base | HEMP |
| 94 | Bludgeons | COSHES |
| 95 | Pines | YEARNS |
| 98 | Russian country house | DACHA |
| 100 | Notions | IDEAS |
| 102 | Lipton offerings | TEAS |
| 103 | This answer is a four-letter word | OATH |
| 105 | 2016’s “___ Land” | LALA |
| 106 | Levelheaded | SANE |
| 107 | New York mayor Adams | ERIC |
| 108 | Paper-and-pencil game | DOTS |
| 109 | Fly trap | WEB |
| 110 | Tin Pan Alley’s Gershwin | IRA |
| 111 | Lucy of “Kill Bill” | LIU |
| 112 | Org. associated with FICA | SSA |