Below you will find all the answers for the Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – August 26 2020 – Remote Locations divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | “Fancy that!” | GEE |
4 | Emulate Romeo and Juliet | ELOPE |
9 | Smoothie option | MANGO |
14 | Ancient symbol of royalty | ASP |
15 | Less experienced | RAWER |
16 | Multipurpose utensil | SPORK |
17 | Corp. execs | VPS |
18 | Lizard with a poisonous bite | GILAMONSTER |
20 | Methuselah’s great-great-great-grandfather | ENOS |
22 | Parking permit, perhaps | DECAL |
23 | Irish singer with four Grammys | ENYA |
24 | Pale green flutterer | LUNAMOTH |
26 | “Given that...” | IFSO |
28 | Tom Collins base | GIN |
29 | Grandmother of 20-Across | EVE |
30 | “Notorious” justice | RBG |
33 | Saharan rest stops | OASES |
36 | Defense secretary between Panetta and Carter | HAGEL |
38 | Portrait on Chinese renminbi bills | MAO |
39 | Getaway memento | PICTUREPOSTCARD |
42 | Filmmaker Lupino | IDA |
43 | Works in the mailroom | SORTS |
44 | Comes to a standstill | HALTS |
45 | Spot for a stud | EAR |
46 | Recede | EBB |
47 | Place for good spirits | BAR |
48 | Spike’s pal | FIDO |
50 | Buffet feature, often | HEATLAMP |
55 | Word with more or less | THAN |
57 | Puma part | TREAD |
59 | Rio makeup | AGUA |
60 | Rural area, and what can be found in this puzzle’s circles | BACKCOUNTRY |
63 | Extended story line | ARC |
64 | Like some revealing attire | SHEER |
65 | Fitbit feature | TIMER |
66 | Spreadable square | PAT |
67 | Flooded field | PADDY |
68 | Flows through the cracks | SEEPS |
69 | Chicago commuting options | ELS |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Prop in a legal drama | GAVEL |
2 | College sports broadcaster | ESPNU |
3 | Maker of EcoTank printers | EPSON |
4 | Work unit | ERG |
5 | Applied, as a coat of varnish | LAIDON |
6 | Little screecher | OWLET |
7 | Sherbet choice | PEACH |
8 | “At Wit’s End” writer Bombeck | ERMA |
9 | Yahoo rival | MSN |
10 | Religious recesses | APSES |
11 | Aberrant | NOTNORMAL |
12 | Western author Zane | GREY |
13 | Vegetable with pods | OKRA |
19 | Antipasto bits | OLIVES |
21 | Original host of “America’s Funniest Home Videos” | SAGET |
25 | Like “literally,” all too often | MISUSED |
27 | Bowler, for one | FELTHAT |
29 | Cause of some cast clashes | EGOS |
31 | Target of Sideshow Bob’s plots | BART |
32 | Asgardians, e.g. | GODS |
33 | Mayberry boy | OPIE |
34 | Antonio Ghislanzoni wrote its libretto | AIDA |
35 | Like Chucky in “Bride of Chucky” | SCARFACED |
36 | Sage, e.g. | HERB |
37 | Fitting | APT |
40 | “Mr.” in a Styx song | ROBOTO |
41 | Gugino of “The Haunting of Hill House” | CARLA |
47 | Good deeds help to erase one | BADREP |
49 | Sporting tats | INKED |
50 | “Thin Ice” star Sonja | HENIE |
51 | Words on a Wonderland cake | EATME |
52 | Open in astonishment | AGAPE |
53 | “The Last Supper,” for one | MURAL |
54 | Diplomatic agreements | PACTS |
55 | Half a fl. oz. | TBSP |
56 | “Joke’s on you!” | HAHA |
58 | Creative slumps | RUTS |
61 | Squall | CRY |
62 | Cal. spans | YRS |
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