Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – September 14 2019 – It’s a Living
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Doer, in cop show jargon | PERP |
5 | Mother of George, Charlotte and Louis | KATE |
9 | Proposes as a price | ASKS |
13 | Support staffs? | CANES |
18 | Pops portrayer on “The Goldbergs” | SEGAL |
19 | Safari runner | IMAC |
20 | Madison Avenue award | CLIO |
21 | Esteem to the extreme | ADORE |
22 | “It’s a ___,” said the pig farmer | HOGCALLING |
24 | “It’s a ___,” said the salsa maker | HOTPURSUIT |
26 | Bivouac sight | ARMYTENT |
27 | Panhandles | BEGS |
28 | Some Halloween doings | PRANKS |
29 | Spy’s org. | CIA |
30 | Free from worries | EASY |
31 | Disorder | MUSS |
32 | Hollywood favorite | IDOL |
33 | Bob Dole, for one | KANSAN |
35 | Your and my | OUR |
36 | Lawyer’s hurdle | STATEBAR |
40 | “It’s a ___,” said the accountant | NUMBERSRACKET |
45 | Japanese noodles | SOBA |
46 | Spongy dessert | BABA |
49 | Lose ground? | ERODE |
50 | Holds responsible | BLAMES |
52 | Piz Bernina, e.g. | ALP |
53 | Start of a Whitman work | OCAPTAIN |
55 | Picnic pest | GNAT |
56 | Hush-hush | SECRET |
58 | Examine by touch | PALPATE |
59 | Mower handle? | DEERE |
60 | “Far out!” | RAD |
61 | Pier foundations | PILES |
62 | “It’s a ___,” said the carnival barker | FAIRTRADE |
66 | Rival of Sparta | ARGOS |
69 | Budget excess | FAT |
70 | Fires | BOOTS |
71 | Fundraising efforts | APPEALS |
73 | Van Gogh painting sold for a record $53.9 million in 1987 | IRISES |
76 | Like big sunglasses | OWLY |
77 | Alfred Hunt and Andrew Carnegie | STEELMEN |
78 | Revolutionary Guevara | CHE |
79 | Solemn ceremony | RITUAL |
81 | Not available | TAKEN |
83 | Brain scans, for short | EEGS |
84 | They’re caught in pots | EELS |
86 | “It’s a ___,” said the comic strip artist | FUNNYBUSINESS |
89 | Shone brightly | RADIATED |
91 | Cruncher’s pride | ABS |
92 | Wound | LESION |
96 | Hosp. scans | MRIS |
97 | Brady’s bunch | PATS |
99 | It’s known for its bell ringers | AVON |
101 | 3.0, e.g. | GPA |
102 | Lieutenant’s subordinate | ENSIGN |
105 | Spare parts? | PINS |
106 | Surfing mishaps | WIPEOUTS |
108 | “It’s a ___,” said the newspaper reporter | DAILYGRIND |
110 | “It’s a ___,” said the interior decorator | SPACECRAFT |
112 | Seller of Skylake chips | INTEL |
113 | Pay to play | ANTE |
114 | Reduce | PARE |
115 | Bug | ANNOY |
116 | Skirtlike piece of armor | TASSE |
117 | Difficult situation | MESS |
118 | Pub orders | ALES |
119 | Fly like an eagle | SOAR |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Bradley University site | PEORIA |
2 | Character in a Beatles song | EGGMAN |
3 | Somewhat naughty | RACY |
4 | Neither improve nor decline | PLATEAU |
5 | Pottery class needs | KILNS |
6 | Harmonious relationship | AMITY |
7 | Belt color | TAN |
8 | Heart scan, for short | ECG |
9 | Tylenol targets | ACHES |
10 | Drudges | SLOGS |
11 | Baby foxes | KITS |
12 | Bribe | SOP |
13 | Stick alternative | CARROT |
14 | Magazine revenue source | ADSALES |
15 | Parsing choice | NOUN |
16 | Johnson of the Colorado Avalanche | ERIK |
17 | Places for props | SETS |
18 | Crude shelter | SHACK |
23 | Skinless chicken breasts, e.g. | LEANMEAT |
25 | Program fixes | UPDATES |
27 | “Wait for It” singer in “Hamilton” | BURR |
31 | Deliberate | MUSE |
32 | Thingy | ITEM |
34 | Crunchy veggies | SNAPPEAS |
35 | Former California fort | ORD |
36 | Did figures | SKATED |
37 | “It’s a ___,” said the sawmill operator | BOARDGAME |
38 | Having the requisite skill | ABLE |
39 | Completely captivated | RAPT |
41 | Succinct | BRIEF |
42 | Seemingly forever | EON |
43 | Doubleday and others | ABNERS |
44 | “The Nutcracker” heroine | CLARA |
46 | Hale-___ (comet seen in 1997) | BOPP |
47 | Smoothie berry | ACAI |
48 | “It’s a ___,” said the party planner | BALLFIELD |
51 | Colorful wrap | SERAPE |
54 | Employee of a mistrustful monarch | TASTER |
55 | California museum that’s the current home of 73-Across | GETTY |
57 | Remiss | CARELESS |
59 | With tongue in cheek | DROLLY |
63 | Be plentiful | ABOUND |
64 | Herbert Hoover, for one | IOWAN |
65 | Finished off | EATEN |
67 | First name in fashion | OLEG |
68 | Taxpayers’ info | SSNS |
72 | Wife of Odysseus | PENELOPE |
73 | Bakery worker | ICER |
74 | Emu’s South American cousin | RHEA |
75 | Working with flour | SIFTING |
77 | Enjoy a run | SKI |
80 | Calendar abbr. | TUES |
81 | Soaking sites | TUBS |
82 | Plow puller | ASS |
85 | Literary comparisons | SIMILES |
87 | Daffy | BATS |
88 | Native New Yorkers | SENECAS |
90 | Sock pattern | ARGYLE |
93 | Herbivorous pet | IGUANA |
94 | Choose | OPTFOR |
95 | Foul | NASTY |
97 | Pub orders | PINTS |
98 | Aconcagua’s range | ANDES |
99 | With it | AWARE |
100 | Bad habits | VICES |
102 | Clean up, in a way | EDIT |
103 | “Peter Pan” pooch | NANA |
104 | Goes unused | SITS |
105 | Long | PINE |
107 | “Yes ___?” | ORNO |
109 | Farm butter | RAM |
110 | Body shop? | SPA |
111 | Cohort | PAL |