Category: Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers
1-May-2021 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Buzz Answers
- 1.Jargon suffix
- 2.Move at high speed
- 3.Some NCOs
- 4.Bob's cousins
- 5.Racket material
- 6.First word of "A Visit From St. Nicholas”
- 7.Like voice-over narrators
- 8.In shape
- 9.Brand with Nutri-Grain Waffles
- 10.Festoon
- 11.Pushes to the limit
- 12.Put away
- 13.Video game pioneer
- 14.Golfer Isao ___ in the World Golf Hall of Fame
- 15.Reaching an agreement on a film's soundtrack?
- 16.Sin city
- 17.Expo presentations
- 18.Sustained popularity
- 19.Dustin's "Midnight Cowboy” role
- 20.Namesake of a medal awarded by the American Astronomical Society
- 21.Years and years
- 22.Parisian article
- 23.British surrender site of 1777
- 24.Carpentry grooves
- 25.Musicians need a good one
- 26.Carides of "Big Little Lies”
- 27.60s hot spot
- 28.Breaks up
- 29.Tangle up
- 30.Sassiness, informally
- 31.First king of Israel
- 32.Disney heroine
- 33.Popeye rival
- 34.Smash into
- 35.Suspension
- 36.Vole's cousin
- 37.Fall away
- 38.Suisse peaks
- 39.Yard material
- 40.Sch. support group
- 41.Cleared a hurdle, e.g.
- 42.Buffalo's Triple-A baseball team
- 43.Balkan region
- 44.Cutthroat, steelhead and rainbow, for three
- 45.Safari sight
- 46.1.5-liter bottle
- 47.Opposite of alt
- 48.Disability support prog.
- 49.Treating words
- 50.Stock holder
- 51.Register
- 52.Charlemagne's realm: Abbr.
- 53.Penniless
- 54.Unsuspecting folks
- 55.Former CIA director Porter
- 56.Apply liberally, as charm
- 57.DH part
- 58.Math ratios
- 59.Prehistory's last period
- 60.Slip into
- 61.Road goo
- 62.Old name for the Chinese port Xiamen
- 63.Snug headgear
- 64.Producer of Fairlady and Bluebird autos
- 65.Can't stand
- 66.Mischievous
- 67.Pest control brand
- 68.Ragout, e.g.
- 69.Significant stretches
- 70.Positioning an overhead microphone closer to an actor?
- 71.Third in rank
- 72.Cartoonist Walker
- 73.Minecraft: Education Edition and Procreate, for two
- 74.Small rowboat
- 75.Whiff
- 76.Sunflower State sch.
- 77.Name used by a dozen popes
- 78.Producer of Coolpix cameras
- 79.Filming the part of the movie where the stand-in appears?
- 80.Skin
- 81.Worship
- 82.Squeezes (out)
- 83.Brock in Cooperstown
- 84.Chinese gambling mecca
- 85.Brand-new Bruegels, e.g.
- 86.Sport fish
- 87.Jennifer Lopez and Shakira, e.g.
- 88.How some bet
- 89.Hart
- 90.Pakistan's place
- 91.Public perception
- 92.Language known to native speakers as Unangam Tunuu
- 93.What's happening
- 94.Put off again
- 95.Frazier of the Yankees
- 96.Strip in the living room, say
- 97.Hand-to-hand contact
- 98.Former education secretary DeVos
- 99.Surgeon's tool
- 100.Editing raw footage into cohesive narrative?
- 101.Senator Feingold
- 102.Dash components
- 103.Modernists
- 104.Stepping out of frame while being filmed?
- 105.They may be big on movie sets
- 106.Archrivals
- 107.Reactor fuel
- 108.Balm ingredient
- 109.D-day
- 110.Like some lakes
- 111.Canceling the movie's dangerous action sequence?
- 112.Beard bits
- 113.Frat house H
- 114.Strip in a strip club
- 115.Lego competitor
- 116.Bank statement abbr.
- 117.Like many tabloid stories
- 118.Summer on the Riviera
- 119.They have flat tops
- 120.Archaeological site
- 121.Orange Muppet
- 122.Detail-oriented sort
- 123.Social group
- 124.Coral
- 125.Concert highlight
- 126.Pretentious people
- 127.Hiring somebody for the opening on the film crew?
- 128.Grassy plain
- 129.Where to find Eugene
- 130.Liking a lot
- 131.Hollywood trickery, briefly
- 132.Bit of woolgathering
- 133.Wanted poster letters
- 134.Avoided a tag, perhaps
- 135.Revolting developments
- 136.Where you might get steamed
- 137.Snack
- 138.Synagogue chests
- 139.Extremely chill, informally
- 140.Author of 1917's "The State and Revolution”