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WSJ Crossword Solution Guide
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| Clue |
| Got wind of |
| Confused mess |
| Brownish pigments |
| End of an admiral’s address |
| Diego Luna series on Disney+ |
| Model Macpherson |
| Folly |
| Org. whose original trustees included Peck, Poitier and Coppola |
| Hapless fellow |
| Money for comedy club tickets? |
| “It takes ___ of faith to get things going” (Bruce Springsteen lyric) |
| Most-nominated female artist in Grammy history |
| Places where many lives are lost every day |
| Tucson or Santa Fe, e.g. |
| Indian honorifics |
| Assistant on an iPad |
| Its most populous borough is Grünerløkka |
| Late |
| Losing scheme |
| County between Sonoma and Yolo |
| Home of the Fatima Masumeh Shrine |
| Marriott subsidiary |
| Money for malt liquor? |
| King Kalakaua played one |
| Big gap in type |
| Hot stuff |
| Carob container |
| Caroline du Nord et Caroline du Sud |
| Concede |
| It comes from the heart |
| Cheers for |
| Burger joint supply |
| Delivery-related |
| Couleur du ciel |
| Money for dreidels? |
| ASL translator, in slang |
| Change programs, in a way |
| Went in separate directions |
| Phoenix specialty |
| Psychiatrist who introduced the concept of the inferiority complex |
| Accumulate |
| Range name |
| Org. that determines Medicare eligibility |
| School administrator, disparagingly |
| Goes beyond |
| Marino in the Pro Football Hall of Fame |
| Money for songs? |
| Many Mel Brooks movies |
| Sash for a samurai |
| Color worn by the San Jose Sharks |
| Birds’ class |
| John on the court |
| Pinch from a chemist |
| “Cruella” star Stone |
| Presently |
| Org. with the goods on Capone |
| Requested from |
| Secures |
| Bother some |
| Money for Ivan IV? |
| Public persona |
| Fish with poorly developed fins |
| Close-fitting cap |
| Years ago |
| “The Lego Movie” protagonist |
| Driller’s letters |
| Costs as much as |
| Small toilers |
| Evenings for Yves |
| Wigs out |
| San Marino, e.g. |
| Sticks |
| Oscar-nominated 2018 Alfonso Cuarón movie |
| Money for cough lozenges? |
| Disney vehicle |
| Healing plants |
| Triumph at the comedy club |
| Achilles, e.g. |
| Vegas nickname |
| Lawn tool |
| Quarry |
| It was mistaken for heaven in “Field of Dreams” |
| Maker of Aspire PCs |
| Coordinate, in a way |
| Money for cleaners? |
| “My meds are working” |
| Gracefully flexible |
| Atlas feature |
| Chinese “way” |
| Costs as much as |
| Doing time, old-style |
| U.S. 101, e.g. |
| Paperwork, informally |
| Hot blood |
| Admits |
| Family adoptee |
| Tibetan or Thai, e.g. |
| Marbling in meat |
| Serious wrongdoer |
| Frying need |
| Ring-tailed mammal |
| Gucci rival |
| Exuded |
| Money for a stiff drink? |
| Poker payments |
| Was insincere |
| Fruity desserts |
| Dominant |
| Brought into alignment |
| Is decisive |
| Easily broken |
| Supply addresses |
| Sound of exertion |
| Province known for its ham and cheese |
| “Norma ___” |
| “Oedipe” composer Georges |
| Money for a Michael Jackson album? |
| Lines through the origin |
| Hip-hop VIPs |
| Entrance indicator |
| Hydrocarbon suffix |
| Archie, to Meghan and Harry |
| Contributed |
| Red-faced |
| Walks aimlessly |
| Egg-shaped |
| Crane construction, e.g. |
| One whose business is picking up |
| Sonnet endings |
| Some bryophytes |
| Replayed point |
| Exxon’s sister brand |
| Hair of the dog, perhaps |
| Owed amount |
| Treat with creme |
| Bunch of brothers |
| “Right back ___!” |
| Victor’s cry |
| BBs, e.g. |
| Words with bit or snit |
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