Category: Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers
2-December-2019 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Buzz Answers
- 1.Ties up the phone
- 2.Sponsor of the Padres' park
- 3.Important blood line
- 4.Parisian pal
- 5.Skilled
- 6.Gently touch
- 7.Org. for attorneys
- 8.Driver's navigating aid, for short
- 9.Hammer and anvil setting
- 10.Sleeper's dream state, for short
- 11.Airport arrival
- 12.Kindle read
- 13.Greek god of war
- 14.Genetic stuff
- 15.Sitting on
- 16.Life partner
- 17.Furious looks
- 18.Justifiable, as a complaint
- 19.Overplay
- 20."Terrible” czar
- 21.Donna Summer specialty
- 22.Pig's place
- 23.Low area between hills
- 24.Prunes
- 25.Is under the weather
- 26.Majestic
- 27.Mascara target
- 28.Sold-out show letters
- 29.Slippery swimmers
- 30.Person who can sing, dance and act, say
- 31.Member of a Beehive State tribe
- 32.First-rate
- 33.Income before benefits and bonuses
- 34.Sheer fabric
- 35.Began the bidding
- 36.Sound from a stadium
- 37.Faint from emotion
- 38.Little stinker
- 39."Mamma Mia” singers
- 40."Riiiiight!”
- 41.Skate park features
- 42.Many of the men appearing on money
- 43.Smartphone downloads
- 44.Requiring a lot of work and attention
- 45.Drops in the letter box
- 46.Toboggan's kin
- 47.Thurman of "Pulp Fiction”
- 48.Yes or No Doubt
- 49.Shop with slicers
- 50.___-deucey (backgammon variation)
- 51.Sounds accompanying a finger wag
- 52.Big Australian birds
- 53.Like animals in many zoos
- 54."I knew it all along!”
- 55.Word on a gift tag
- 56.Revives, and a hint to the beginnings of 16-, 22-, 33- and 46-Across
- 57.Mathematical operation done in steps
- 58.Counsel
- 59.Mirthless
- 60.Challenger
- 61.It might be cut off by a butcher
- 62.Goal on a hole
- 63.Rapper/actor who plays a detective on TV
- 64.Animated character
- 65.Occasion to dye eggs
- 66."How Do I Live” singer LeAnn
- 67.Congregation leader
- 68."Eat up!”
- 69.Power for 10-Down
- 70.Journeys
- 71.Itty-bitty
- 72.Words of approximation
- 73.Online journals
- 74.Made a sketch
- 75.Romantic couple
- 76.Contraction that annoys the grammar police