Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – September 14 2019 – It’s a Living

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Across

Number	Clues	Answers
1	Doer, in cop show jargon	PERP
5	Mother of George, Charlotte and Louis	KATE
9	Proposes as a price	ASKS
13	Support staffs?	CANES
18	Pops portrayer on “The Goldbergs”	SEGAL
19	Safari runner	IMAC
20	Madison Avenue award	CLIO
21	Esteem to the extreme	ADORE
22	“It’s a ___,” said the pig farmer	HOGCALLING
24	“It’s a ___,” said the salsa maker	HOTPURSUIT
26	Bivouac sight	ARMYTENT
27	Panhandles	BEGS
28	Some Halloween doings	PRANKS
29	Spy’s org.	CIA
30	Free from worries	EASY
31	Disorder	MUSS
32	Hollywood favorite	IDOL
33	Bob Dole, for one	KANSAN
35	Your and my	OUR
36	Lawyer’s hurdle	STATEBAR
40	“It’s a ___,” said the accountant	NUMBERSRACKET
45	Japanese noodles	SOBA
46	Spongy dessert	BABA
49	Lose ground?	ERODE
50	Holds responsible	BLAMES
52	Piz Bernina, e.g.	ALP
53	Start of a Whitman work	OCAPTAIN
55	Picnic pest	GNAT
56	Hush-hush	SECRET
58	Examine by touch	PALPATE
59	Mower handle?	DEERE
60	“Far out!”	RAD
61	Pier foundations	PILES
62	“It’s a ___,” said the carnival barker	FAIRTRADE
66	Rival of Sparta	ARGOS
69	Budget excess	FAT
70	Fires	BOOTS
71	Fundraising efforts	APPEALS
73	Van Gogh painting sold for a record $53.9 million in 1987	IRISES
76	Like big sunglasses	OWLY
77	Alfred Hunt and Andrew Carnegie	STEELMEN
78	Revolutionary Guevara	CHE
79	Solemn ceremony	RITUAL
81	Not available	TAKEN
83	Brain scans, for short	EEGS
84	They’re caught in pots	EELS
86	“It’s a ___,” said the comic strip artist	FUNNYBUSINESS
89	Shone brightly	RADIATED
91	Cruncher’s pride	ABS
92	Wound	LESION
96	Hosp. scans	MRIS
97	Brady’s bunch	PATS
99	It’s known for its bell ringers	AVON
101	3.0, e.g.	GPA
102	Lieutenant’s subordinate	ENSIGN
105	Spare parts?	PINS
106	Surfing mishaps	WIPEOUTS
108	“It’s a ___,” said the newspaper reporter	DAILYGRIND
110	“It’s a ___,” said the interior decorator	SPACECRAFT
112	Seller of Skylake chips	INTEL
113	Pay to play	ANTE
114	Reduce	PARE
115	Bug	ANNOY
116	Skirtlike piece of armor	TASSE
117	Difficult situation	MESS
118	Pub orders	ALES
119	Fly like an eagle	SOAR

Down

Number	Clues	Answers
1	Bradley University site	PEORIA
2	Character in a Beatles song	EGGMAN
3	Somewhat naughty	RACY
4	Neither improve nor decline	PLATEAU
5	Pottery class needs	KILNS
6	Harmonious relationship	AMITY
7	Belt color	TAN
8	Heart scan, for short	ECG
9	Tylenol targets	ACHES
10	Drudges	SLOGS
11	Baby foxes	KITS
12	Bribe	SOP
13	Stick alternative	CARROT
14	Magazine revenue source	ADSALES
15	Parsing choice	NOUN
16	Johnson of the Colorado Avalanche	ERIK
17	Places for props	SETS
18	Crude shelter	SHACK
23	Skinless chicken breasts, e.g.	LEANMEAT
25	Program fixes	UPDATES
27	“Wait for It” singer in “Hamilton”	BURR
31	Deliberate	MUSE
32	Thingy	ITEM
34	Crunchy veggies	SNAPPEAS
35	Former California fort	ORD
36	Did figures	SKATED
37	“It’s a ___,” said the sawmill operator	BOARDGAME
38	Having the requisite skill	ABLE
39	Completely captivated	RAPT
41	Succinct	BRIEF
42	Seemingly forever	EON
43	Doubleday and others	ABNERS
44	“The Nutcracker” heroine	CLARA
46	Hale-___ (comet seen in 1997)	BOPP
47	Smoothie berry	ACAI
48	“It’s a ___,” said the party planner	BALLFIELD
51	Colorful wrap	SERAPE
54	Employee of a mistrustful monarch	TASTER
55	California museum that’s the current home of 73-Across	GETTY
57	Remiss	CARELESS
59	With tongue in cheek	DROLLY
63	Be plentiful	ABOUND
64	Herbert Hoover, for one	IOWAN
65	Finished off	EATEN
67	First name in fashion	OLEG
68	Taxpayers’ info	SSNS
72	Wife of Odysseus	PENELOPE
73	Bakery worker	ICER
74	Emu’s South American cousin	RHEA
75	Working with flour	SIFTING
77	Enjoy a run	SKI
80	Calendar abbr.	TUES
81	Soaking sites	TUBS
82	Plow puller	ASS
85	Literary comparisons	SIMILES
87	Daffy	BATS
88	Native New Yorkers	SENECAS
90	Sock pattern	ARGYLE
93	Herbivorous pet	IGUANA
94	Choose	OPTFOR
95	Foul	NASTY
97	Pub orders	PINTS
98	Aconcagua’s range	ANDES
99	With it	AWARE
100	Bad habits	VICES
102	Clean up, in a way	EDIT
103	“Peter Pan” pooch	NANA
104	Goes unused	SITS
105	Long	PINE
107	“Yes ___?”	ORNO
109	Farm butter	RAM
110	Body shop?	SPA
111	Cohort	PAL