"How about this ..." Crossword Clue

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ABOUT (adverb)
1. used of movement to or among many different places or in no particular direction
2. in or to a reversed position or direction
ABOUT (adjective)
1. on the move

More WSJ Crossword (8/22/2026) Answers

Across

1. Diplomatic assignment

5. Weighs (down)

10. Infectious bug

14. One might get tipped

17. Contrail makeup

19. Vengeful swordsman Montoya

20. Potatoes in Indian cuisine

21. Parcel out

22. Long-necked swamp speaker?

24. Honey-based drink

25. Around 314, for a circle of radius 10

26. Alamo option

27. Final glimpse of a forbidding silhouette?

30. Precocious “Family Guy” character

32. 'That had to hurt'

34. Dreyer's partner

35. Imposes (upon)

36. Used to be

37. 1982 movie with 2010 and 2025 sequels

39. One of 265 in the Bronx Zoo

41. Regional flora and fauna

42. Two things that meet when applying balm after a workout?

45. Losses in a ledger

47. Cynical crime genre

48. Injures badly

49. Latin for “load”

51. Yao in the Basketball Hall of Fame

53. Having the most pepper icons on the menu, perhaps

56. Result of a burning desire

58. Strung along

59. Take in

60. Fawn’s kin

62. Genesis creator

64. Memorable span

65. Salon choice without waves or curls?

70. Drone-based delivery vehicle?

73. Nintendo avatar

74. “Whiskey in My Water” country singer Tyler

75. Place to grab a mocha

77. ___ Lingus

78. North Pole workers

80. Factory worker

82. “You doubt me?”

87. Garden with a snake problem

88. Surrender

89. Saharan stopovers

91. Modernists

93. Genre for Björk and Kate Bush

95. Two-wheeler with cables pulled taut?

99. Bargain hunters’ finds

100. Home of Iowa State

101. Memo starter

102. Receipt line

103. Climbing expert

105. Bestie, in Bordeaux

106. Youngest king in the Valley of the Kings

108. Capital on the Hudson

110. Easy scores during a casual round?

113. Snitch

115. Initial cost

116. Snore-inducing

117. Perfectly negotiated agreements?

121. Xmas, for Jimmy Buffett

122. Southernmost Great Lake

123. Liquefy in a blender

124. Sonata section

125. __ admin (IT pro)

126. Dirt road tracks

127. Microscope insert

128. Drei squared

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Down

1. Piping plastic, for short

2. Crew member

3. Enterprise, e.g.

4. Thus far

5. Old Milanese money

6. World’s heaviest snakes

7. Likewise

8. Braggart’s attribute

9. Put in order

10. They may include only the first levels

11. Mournful poem

12. Stadium sound

13. Tweaks

15. Really bothered

16. Drops from ducts

18. Sends, as payment

21. Seafaring

23. Ralph Vaughan Williams’s “Hugh the Drover,” e.g.

28. Daughter of Cronus

29. State of mind

30. Pond glider

31. Some food truck fare

33. Growing business?

38. 'Put your wallet away'

40. France’s film award

41. Sultanate on the South China Sea

43. Gospel singer Campbell

44. Named as a source

46. Bouillon brand

50. Like a busybody

52. Pest in a cloud

54. Salon offerings

55. "Young Frankenstein" role

57. Elizabethan collar

58. Cold-fermented beer

61. Pixar film set during el Día de los Muertos

63. Chew like a capybara

65. Hooks sidekick

66. Swinton of “Michael Clayton”

67. Big mouth features

68. Corp. benefits experts

69. Stepped (on)

71. Home page, in a way

72. Partner in crime

76. Priest’s advice

79. ATM feature

81. Fellows who follow

83. Practiced mindfulness, say

84. Bookstore ID

85. Smooth fruit

86. Ancient city that lent its name to a Middle Eastern plateau

88. Utensil that’s full of holes

90. Mgr.’s underling

92. Hot, in a way

94. Daddy, in Durango

96. Doha dignitary

97. Really steamed

98. Where losers dwell

103. DNA lab items

104. Good around the house

105. Challenging H.S. English course

107. Ultrasound targets

109. Back with bucks

111. Revered adviser

112. Easy victims

114. Hazel or olive

118. ___-de-sac

119. End of an academic address

120. Heir, often

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