Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – September 12 2022 – Up in the Air
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Site of online auctions | EBAY |
| 5 | Capital of Morocco | RABAT |
| 10 | Feel the absence of | MISS |
| 14 | Jay of “The Tonight Show” | LENO |
| 15 | Swiftly, in poems | APACE |
| 16 | Scandinavian capital | OSLO |
| 17 | Ordered list, from which you might order | MENU |
| 18 | Tubular pasta | PENNE |
| 19 | Bolshevik’s foe | TSAR |
| 20 | Object of temptation | FORBIDDENFRUIT |
| 23 | Restroom label | MEN |
| 24 | Earth visitors | ALIENS |
| 25 | Largest extant lizard | KOMODODRAGON |
| 31 | Tel ___, Israel | AVIV |
| 32 | Pencil part | ERASER |
| 33 | Cry loudly | SOB |
| 36 | Like many highways | LANED |
| 38 | Carry-___ (small luggage) | ONS |
| 39 | Athlete’s peak performance | AGAME |
| 41 | Quarterback Manning | ELI |
| 42 | Ran amok | RIOTED |
| 45 | Tehran’s country | IRAN |
| 46 | Disastrous situation | DUMPSTERFIRE |
| 48 | “Peter Pan” writer | BARRIE |
| 51 | Be in a swing state? | BAT |
| 52 | One’s main source of income | BREADANDBUTTER |
| 58 | Once more | ANEW |
| 59 | Manicure targets | NAILS |
| 60 | Since | ASOF |
| 62 | In real time | LIVE |
| 63 | Notions | IDEAS |
| 64 | Audacity | GALL |
| 65 | Sinister look | LEER |
| 66 | Scrumptious | TASTY |
| 67 | Chop ___ | SUEY |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Spreading tree | ELM |
| 2 | Complaint | BEEF |
| 3 | ___ Domini | ANNO |
| 4 | Words to a chess opponent | YOURMOVE |
| 5 | Soccer star Megan | RAPINOE |
| 6 | Copied | APED |
| 7 | Alabama or Kansas, e.g. | BAND |
| 8 | Dermatologist’s case | ACNE |
| 9 | Like many Olympic gymnasts | TEENAGE |
| 10 | Advil alternative | MOTRIN |
| 11 | It’s up for debate | ISSUE |
| 12 | Assassinated | SLAIN |
| 13 | Types | SORTS |
| 21 | Garden section | BED |
| 22 | Botanist’s focus | FLORA |
| 25 | Trendy salad green | KALE |
| 26 | Round figure | OVAL |
| 27 | Skimpy skirt | MINI |
| 28 | Wilt, as a plant | DROOP |
| 29 | Fiery speeches | RANTS |
| 30 | Useful skill | ASSET |
| 33 | Indian garment | SARI |
| 34 | Poet Khayyám | OMAR |
| 35 | Nota ___ | BENE |
| 37 | Celtic priest | DRUID |
| 40 | They’re added after things are wrapped up | GIFTTAGS |
| 43 | “For real!” | IMEANIT |
| 44 | “Clair de Lune” composer | DEBUSSY |
| 46 | Chest component | DRAWER |
| 47 | Mob informer | RAT |
| 48 | Hoops | BBALL |
| 49 | Schwarzenegger, to fans | ARNIE |
| 50 | Christopher of “Deathtrap” | REEVE |
| 53 | Zilch | NADA |
| 54 | Conks out | DIES |
| 55 | Harsh horn sound | BLAT |
| 56 | Jacob’s twin, in the Bible | ESAU |
| 57 | Thing to play in a play | ROLE |
| 61 | Cool, in dated slang, and what can follow the ends of 20-, 25-, 46- and 52-Across | FLY |