Category: Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers
27-May-2023 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Answers 911

  1. 1.Entrance indicator
  2. 2.Org. with the goods on Capone
  3. 3.Atlas feature
  4. 4.Late
  5. 5.Got wind of
  6. 6.Exuded
  7. 7.Delivery-related
  8. 8.San Marino, e.g.
  9. 9.Lines through the origin
  10. 10."Cruella” star Stone
  11. 11."My meds are working”
  12. 12.Assistant on an iPad
  13. 13.Ring-tailed mammal
  14. 14.Cheers for
  15. 15.Evenings for Yves
  16. 16."Oedipe” composer Georges
  17. 17.John on the court
  18. 18.Coordinate, in a way
  19. 19.Tucson or Santa Fe, e.g.
  20. 20.Serious wrongdoer
  21. 21.Concede
  22. 22.Replayed point
  23. 23.Costs as much as
  24. 24.Color worn by the San Jose Sharks
  25. 25.School administrator, disparagingly
  26. 26.It was mistaken for heaven in "Field of Dreams”
  27. 27.Most-nominated female artist in Grammy history
  28. 28.Province known for its ham and cheese
  29. 29.Tibetan or Thai, e.g.
  30. 30.Carob container
  31. 31.Sonnet endings
  32. 32."The Lego Movie” protagonist
  33. 33.Words with bit or snit
  34. 34.Lawn tool
  35. 35.Money for comedy club tickets?
  36. 36.Supply addresses
  37. 37.Many Mel Brooks movies
  38. 38.Range name
  39. 39.Admits
  40. 40.Big gap in type
  41. 41.Crane construction, e.g.
  42. 42.Close-fitting cap
  43. 43.Victor's cry
  44. 44.Achilles, e.g.
  45. 45.Org. whose original trustees included Peck, Poitier and Coppola
  46. 46.Is decisive
  47. 47.Marino in the Pro Football Hall of Fame
  48. 48.Psychiatrist who introduced the concept of the inferiority complex
  49. 49.Paperwork, informally
  50. 50.Money for malt liquor?
  51. 51.Walks aimlessly
  52. 52.Public persona
  53. 53.Bunch of brothers
  54. 54.Healing plants
  55. 55.Model Macpherson
  56. 56.Dominant
  57. 57.Went in separate directions
  58. 58.Home of the Fatima Masumeh Shrine
  59. 59.Contributed
  60. 60.Bother some
  61. 61.Doing time, old-style
  62. 62.Money for cough lozenges?
  63. 63.End of an admiral's address
  64. 64.Was insincere
  65. 65.ASL translator, in slang
  66. 66.Owed amount
  67. 67.Hydrocarbon suffix
  68. 68.Requested from
  69. 69.Chinese "way”
  70. 70.Losing scheme
  71. 71.Sticks
  72. 72.Confused mess
  73. 73.Money for a stiff drink?
  74. 74.Couleur du ciel
  75. 75.Hip-hop VIPs
  76. 76.Presently
  77. 77.Gracefully flexible
  78. 78.Its most populous borough is Grünerløkka
  79. 79.Gucci rival
  80. 80.Burger joint supply
  81. 81.Wigs out
  82. 82.Money for a Michael Jackson album?
  83. 83.Pinch from a chemist
  84. 84.Money for cleaners?
  85. 85.Indian honorifics
  86. 86.Frying need
  87. 87.It comes from the heart
  88. 88.Exxon's sister brand
  89. 89.Small toilers
  90. 90."Norma ___”
  91. 91.Birds' class
  92. 92.Maker of Aspire PCs
  93. 93.Places where many lives are lost every day
  94. 94.Marbling in meat
  95. 95.Caroline du Nord et Caroline du Sud
  96. 96.Some bryophytes
  97. 97.Driller's letters
  98. 98.Org. that determines Medicare eligibility
  99. 99.Quarry
  100. 100."It takes ___ of faith to get things going” (Bruce Springsteen lyric)
  101. 101.Sound of exertion
  102. 102.Sash for a samurai
  103. 103.Family adoptee
  104. 104.Hot stuff
  105. 105.One whose business is picking up
  106. 106.Years ago
  107. 107.BBs, e.g.
  108. 108.Vegas nickname
  109. 109.Hapless fellow
  110. 110.Easily broken
  111. 111.Money for songs?
  112. 112.Accumulate
  113. 113.Hot blood
  114. 114.King Kalakaua played one
  115. 115.Egg-shaped
  116. 116.Fish with poorly developed fins
  117. 117."Right back ___!”
  118. 118.Triumph at the comedy club
  119. 119.Folly
  120. 120.Brought into alignment
  121. 121.Goes beyond
  122. 122.Phoenix specialty
  123. 123.U.S. 101, e.g.
  124. 124.Marriott subsidiary
  125. 125.Red-faced
  126. 126.Money for Ivan IV?
  127. 127.Disney vehicle
  128. 128.Diego Luna series on Disney+
  129. 129.Fruity desserts
  130. 130.Change programs, in a way
  131. 131.Treat with creme
  132. 132.Archie, to Meghan and Harry
  133. 133.Secures
  134. 134.Costs as much as
  135. 135.County between Sonoma and Yolo
  136. 136.Oscar-nominated 2018 Alfonso Cuarón movie
  137. 137.Brownish pigments
  138. 138.Poker payments
  139. 139.Money for dreidels?
  140. 140.Hair of the dog, perhaps

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