Below you will find all the answers for the Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – April 11 2020 – Rearrangement divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
---|---|---|
1 | Opportunities for singles | ATBATS |
7 | Streamlets | RILLS |
12 | Stingy sort | PIKER |
17 | Subsection on Disney+ | MARVEL |
18 | Instruments of bovine bondage | LARIATS |
20 | Some garden statuary | GNOMES |
22 | Quality control job at Chantelle? | BRAEXAMINATION |
24 | Counsel | ADVISE |
25 | Superman symbol | ESS |
26 | Without hesitation | ATONCE |
27 | Prepare to drop, perhaps | DRAG |
29 | Filled with zeal | EAGER |
30 | Speculators’ considerations | RISKS |
32 | “I can’t get excited by it” | MEH |
33 | Shellfish with hidden depths? | COMPLEXCRAB |
35 | Thing | ITEM |
37 | Some of its cricket matches are held on Agar’s Plough | ETON |
39 | Quick tennis match | ONESET |
40 | Extremely rough roughage? | POTTERYBRAN |
44 | Delivery lead-in | LABOR |
46 | Goddess of love and war | ISHTAR |
47 | Second sight or sixth sense | ESP |
48 | Israel’s Ehud | BARAK |
49 | October 31 and December 31, notably | EVES |
53 | Quarterback’s call | PLAY |
54 | Amsterdam-based financial giant | ING |
56 | Revisionist historian’s pastime? | ERASPLITTING |
59 | Henry VIII’s goal | SON |
60 | Hairnet | SNOOD |
62 | UFO passengers | ETS |
63 | “...then again, that could be wrong” | ORNOT |
64 | Chivalrous prep cook’s nickname? | KNIGHTOFTHEGRATER |
70 | UFO passenger | ALIEN |
72 | ___ chi (exercise method) | TAI |
73 | Fails to enunciate | SLURS |
74 | Crew tool | OAR |
77 | Unscrupulous landlord? | TENANTFRAMER |
82 | Key preposition | OER |
83 | “Brah!” | DUDE |
84 | Roman Cath. title | MSGR |
85 | Brings up | REARS |
86 | Spanish bear | OSO |
88 | PR concerns | IMAGES |
90 | Swore an oath | VOWED |
91 | Creepy urban phenomenon? | RATMOVEMENT |
93 | Part of a detective’s theory | MOTIVE |
96 | Moravian city | BRNO |
97 | Mexicali money | PESO |
98 | Participant in an ovine rodeo? | RAMWRESTLER |
101 | Frequently, to a bard | OFT |
103 | Obtains, informally | SNAGS |
107 | More than pass the test | ACEIT |
108 | “...___ penny, hot cross buns” | TWOA |
109 | Christmas conveyance | SLEIGH |
111 | Mauna ___ | KEA |
112 | Ariel orbits it | URANUS |
114 | Desire at a Thanksgiving feast? | PUMPKINCRAVING |
117 | World’s largest cosmetics company | LOREAL |
118 | Academic occupations | STUDIES |
119 | Keys on a piano | ALICIA |
120 | “Alas, ...” | SADLY |
121 | Wing widths | SPANS |
122 | Total makeup | FLAKES |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
---|---|---|
1 | Fossilized resin | AMBER |
2 | Bones of the ankle | TARSI |
3 | Orchestra section | BRASS |
4 | Broad st. | AVE |
5 | Crude oil, in slang | TEXASTEA |
6 | Bed board | SLAT |
7 | Stock figures? | RANCHERS |
8 | Dies ___ (Requiem Mass part) | IRAE |
9 | Afire | LIT |
10 | Provided, as a sumptuous buffet | LAIDON |
11 | Threatening forecast | STORM |
12 | Links org. | PGA |
13 | Many a biographer, eventually | INDEXER |
14 | Pioneering TV comedian | KOVACS |
15 | Nureyev, notably | EMIGRE |
16 | Usher after intermission, say | RESEAT |
18 | Rehearsal request | LINE |
19 | Lose it | SNAP |
21 | Croat’s neighbor | SERB |
23 | Child’s cry | MOMMY |
28 | Comprehensive | GLOBAL |
31 | Poker pool | KITTY |
33 | Point against | CON |
34 | Japanese mushroom | ENOKI |
36 | Overthrowing, e.g. | ERRING |
38 | Wrapper’s need | TAPE |
40 | Deck spots | PIPS |
41 | Site of King Harald V’s palace | OSLO |
42 | Acceptance speech activity | THANKING |
43 | Sired | BEGOT |
44 | Scots maidens | LASSES |
45 | Dadaist Jean | ARP |
48 | Shower alternative | BATH |
49 | Being, in Bordeaux or Burgundy | ETRE |
50 | Bordeaux ou Bourgogne | VINROUGE |
51 | Ambient pioneer Brian | ENO |
52 | Cpl.’s superior | SGT |
55 | Japanese theater genre | NOH |
57 | Fix, as a loose lace | RETIE |
58 | Preschool attendees | TOTS |
60 | ___ Fein | SINN |
61 | Victim of age | DOTARD |
65 | Close | NEAR |
66 | Groups of rels. | FAMS |
67 | Pessimistic outlook | GLOOM |
68 | Be sorry about | RUE |
69 | Get in | ARRIVE |
70 | Source of bills | ATM |
71 | Guitar great Paul | LES |
75 | Yemen port | ADEN |
76 | Take it easy | REST |
78 | Cache | TROVE |
79 | Minimum | FEWEST |
80 | Issa of “Insecure” | RAE |
81 | Speckled stallion | ROAN |
83 | Bourne’s portrayer | DAMON |
87 | Unpopular figures in criminal circles | STOOLIES |
89 | Private dining area | MESSHALL |
90 | Approximating reality | VIRTUAL |
91 | Basic education trio, informally | RRR |
92 | Vision-related | OPTIC |
93 | Computer shortcuts | MACROS |
94 | Golfer Mark | OMEARA |
95 | Interlaced | TWINED |
96 | Return to the starship | BEAMUP |
98 | Fidel’s brother | RAUL |
99 | County divs. | TWPS |
100 | Ruffians | LOUTS |
102 | Marshy areas | FENS |
104 | “I Get ___ Out of You” | AKICK |
105 | Wish granter | GENIE |
106 | Long stories | SAGAS |
109 | Peel | SKIN |
110 | Seven-time Wimbledon champ | GRAF |
113 | Sneaky | SLY |
115 | Newlyweds’ indiscretion, briefly | PDA |
116 | Through | VIA |
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