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WSJ Crossword Solution Guide
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| Clue |
| Düsseldorf denials |
| Course |
| Beverage flavored with vanilla, cinnamon and citrus |
| Email app folder |
| Pursue, as an informant’s tip |
| Falco with four Emmys |
| Field worker |
| Rachel Weisz’s role in “The Mummy” |
| Thug’s muscle woe from roughing up people? |
| Routes for puritanical hikers? |
| Evening courses? |
| Carbureted hydrogen, more familiarly |
| Cautionary stories |
| Sport with shells |
| Tagliatelle topping |
| Seeps slowly |
| Demonstrate despondency |
| Commotions |
| Vining plant that’s really awesome? |
| Runs made by escaping turncoats? |
| Convenience store convenience |
| Glass on the radio |
| Org. with a Senior Planet website |
| City of northwest Spain |
| Bout letters |
| Guitar attachment |
| Employed, as dirty tactics |
| Massage target |
| Bank job |
| Free-range fowl |
| Radius setting |
| Stately dances |
| Award stars to |
| Getting more gratification from horse training? |
| Getaways for the stressed |
| Exact |
| Word on the obverse of every U.S. coin |
| Parisian pal |
| Capital in the Treasure Valley |
| 1975 Wimbledon champ |
| Fiber-rich side dish |
| Tubular woods |
| Intl. clock standard |
| Equal |
| Platypus part |
| Fellows |
| Regret |
| Tingling feeling while practicing maneuvers? |
| Mason’s tool for filling gaps between bricks? |
| Rams coach McVay |
| Twisty shape |
| Community character |
| Darken, poetically |
| Assists |
| Watch online |
| Hoppy beer |
| Work together |
| Melee at the monastery? |
| Gambling game involving rolling on the lawn? |
| Alley targets |
| Smidgens |
| Marine predator |
| Prepare to go home, maybe |
| Venetian magistrate |
| Name on “Fargo” posters |
| Novosibirsk negative |
| No longer wearing a wool coat, say |
| Apprehends |
| Sandy hue |
| Words after live, suck or whoop |
| Sexist, say |
| Spurn |
| For each |
| Sistine Chapel ceiling figure |
| London newspaper |
| Shape of a British 50-pence coin |
| Pupil protector |
| Result of a tyke’s tumble |
| Femur setting |
| Photography or fashion, e.g. |
| Navy builder |
| Exorcist’s target |
| Sudan divider |
| Thomas Hardy title character |
| Lot divisions |
| Statement of belief |
| Pull down |
| Feeling offended |
| Geography class display |
| Quadri- doubled |
| Hide |
| Supply an address |
| Captain of industry |
| Dele undoer |
| Grow a fondness for |
| Make blank |
| Spellbound |
| NYSE debut |
| Least confined |
| 1951 Albert Camus book |
| Rips to pieces |
| Rip to pieces |
| Does a grammar task |
| Prior to, to Prior |
| “The Hate U Give” author Thomas |
| Tarot suit |
| Foot part |
| Veggie with a plump pod |
| Ignoble |
| “Ship of Fools” director Stanley |
| Put on |
| Fit for designated driving |
| Marked by never-before-used methods |
| Comparable |
| Sites for sprees |
| Does nothing |
| Fail miserably |
| Snaky swimmers |
| Epitome of simplicity |
| Pluck |
| Going overboard with the criticism |
| Like a diamond in a deck |
| Lives |
| Wine list section |
| Limited support? |
| Formally charges |
| Relaxed |
| Blacken |
| Luke’s mentor |
| Gleeful |
| “Women Talking” director Polley |
| Dirty Harry’s org. |
| The Chicks, e.g. |
| Party spread |
| Drag, say |
| “Beware, my lord, of jealousy” speaker |
| Incentive |
| “Around the Horn” airer |
| Aussie bounder |
| Took a load off |
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