Below you will find all the answers for the Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – September 10 2019 – The Straight and Narrow divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | David Bowie’s rock genre | GLAM |
| 5 | Sty resident | SLOB |
| 9 | Try for a part | READ |
| 13 | Shankar with a sitar | RAVI |
| 14 | You might take one from a mountaintop | PHOTO |
| 15 | Surname in a Brontë book | EYRE |
| 16 | “Deal me a hand!” | IMIN |
| 17 | Cost as much as | RUNTO |
| 18 | Lavish party | FETE |
| 19 | Aid for a tanker captain | NAVIGATIONBUOY |
| 22 | Willie in the Baseball Hall of Fame | MAYS |
| 23 | Opposite of 34-Across | YEP |
| 24 | Period with mammoth consequences for the environment? | ICEAGE |
| 27 | Like Fred Flintstone, sartorially | SHOELESS |
| 32 | Aid for a novice bowler | BUMPERRAILS |
| 34 | Opposite of 23-Across | NAW |
| 35 | Test in a tube, for short | MRI |
| 36 | “Matilda” author Dahl | ROALD |
| 37 | Letter before theta | ETA |
| 38 | Sty resident | PIG |
| 39 | Aid for a sleepy driver | RUMBLESTRIP |
| 42 | Prom accessories | CORSAGES |
| 44 | Auditory inputs | NOISES |
| 45 | Duke’s athletic org. | ACC |
| 46 | Extol the virtues of | TOUT |
| 47 | “Keep out of my business,” and a hint to 19-, 32- and 39-Across | STAYINYOURLANE |
| 54 | Similar | AKIN |
| 55 | Physicist Ohm | GEORG |
| 56 | Bibliography abbr. | ETAL |
| 57 | Milk buy | PINT |
| 58 | Reentry destination | EARTH |
| 59 | Letter after theta | IOTA |
| 60 | Anxious | EDGY |
| 61 | Peach, pear or pecan | TREE |
| 62 | Beast and Cyclops, for two | XMEN |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cheshire Cat trademark | GRIN |
| 2 | Tibetan monk | LAMA |
| 3 | Tel ___ | AVIV |
| 4 | Inset in the corner of a game screen | MINIMAP |
| 5 | Closes | SHUTS |
| 6 | Anderson of “WKRP in Cincinnati” | LONI |
| 7 | Bus driver on “The Simpsons” | OTTO |
| 8 | Blessing | BOON |
| 9 | Fill up, in a way | REFUEL |
| 10 | Startling revelations | EYEOPENERS |
| 11 | Like gallery attendees, maybe | ARTY |
| 12 | Ruby with an Emmy and a Grammy | DEE |
| 14 | What a devout Muslim uses five times daily | PRAYERRUG |
| 20 | Revolutionary War general Thomas | GAGE |
| 21 | Playoff passes | BYES |
| 24 | Machine that used DOS 1.0 | IBMPC |
| 25 | Tchotchke | CURIO |
| 26 | Leaving home, perhaps | EMIGRATING |
| 27 | Bygone Swedish autos | SAABS |
| 28 | Sledding spot | HILL |
| 29 | 35 to be president, e.g. | OLDENOUGH |
| 30 | “Gymnopédies” composer Erik | SATIE |
| 31 | Exchanges | SWAPS |
| 33 | It wasn’t built in a day, they say | ROME |
| 39 | Ribald | RACY |
| 40 | Pucker-producing | SOUR |
| 41 | 1972 legislation prohibiting sex discrimination in schools | TITLEIX |
| 43 | Meager | SCANTY |
| 46 | Rich cake | TORTE |
| 47 | Lose control on the road | SKID |
| 48 | “___ Around” (Beach Boys song) | IGET |
| 49 | Close | NEAR |
| 50 | Days long past | YORE |
| 51 | Element component | ATOM |
| 52 | Statistician Silver | NATE |
| 53 | Panache | ELAN |
| 54 | Bonobo, e.g. | APE |
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