Below you will find all the answers for the Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – April 09 2022 – Tee for Too divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wagner’s “___ Rheingold” | DAS |
| 4 | Avenger with a hammer | THOR |
| 8 | Peacock’s pride | PLUMAGE |
| 15 | Bit of bickering | SPAT |
| 19 | Mel in Cooperstown | OTT |
| 20 | 60 minutos | HORA |
| 21 | Contact list’s ancestor | ROLODEX |
| 22 | Colombian currency | PESO |
| 23 | Aerosmith guitarist | JOEPERRY |
| 25 | Small river’s indignant assertion? | IAMNOTACREEK |
| 27 | Some Swiss watches | OMEGAS |
| 28 | Bunker material | SAND |
| 30 | Railroad | COERCE |
| 31 | Band signer | LABEL |
| 33 | Biol., chem., geol., etc. | SCIS |
| 35 | Hanukkah pancakes | LATKES |
| 37 | Outdo | TOP |
| 39 | Tool for giving roosters boosters? | CHICKENNEEDLE |
| 42 | Insipid entertainment | PAP |
| 45 | Anjou agreement | OUI |
| 46 | Valley in Ventura County | SIMI |
| 47 | “Michael Clayton” writer-director Tony | GILROY |
| 48 | Greedy desire | MORE |
| 49 | Coop collection | EGGS |
| 51 | Pitchfork wielder | DEVIL |
| 54 | Land heavily | PLOP |
| 55 | Wild | FERAL |
| 56 | Entree accompaniers at an all-dairy diner? | CHEESESIDES |
| 59 | Cry of disbelief | ITCANTBE |
| 61 | Practice penitence | ATONE |
| 62 | Prepares for company | CLEANS |
| 65 | Maltese money | EURO |
| 66 | Wide-brimmed hats | PANAMAS |
| 69 | “Middlemarch” author | ELIOT |
| 70 | Vanishing salutation | DEARSIR |
| 74 | Roll for wrappers | TAPE |
| 75 | Arbitrary people, in slang | RANDOS |
| 77 | Ball, say | DANCE |
| 78 | Tart baked good | LEMONBAR |
| 82 | Linen item in an Istanbul inn? | TURKEYSHEET |
| 85 | Covent Garden offering | OPERA |
| 86 | It might cause you to shake | DEAL |
| 89 | Bank job | HEIST |
| 90 | Truck stop sight | SEMI |
| 91 | Perjury, e.g. | LIES |
| 92 | “What a shame!” | HOWSAD |
| 94 | James in the Blues Hall of Fame | ETTA |
| 96 | Last of 26 | ZEE |
| 97 | Do something | ACT |
| 98 | Part of a forest-themed carousel? | REVOLVINGDEER |
| 101 | Close | END |
| 102 | Tart purveyors | PIEMEN |
| 104 | Rush job letters | ASAP |
| 105 | “Buss It” rapper Banks | ERICA |
| 107 | Lacking a key | ATONAL |
| 109 | Sail’s support | SPAR |
| 111 | Pandemonium | BEDLAM |
| 114 | Trash from a banana eater on the bay? | SWIMMINGPEEL |
| 119 | Ominous question in “Marathon Man” | ISITSAFE |
| 121 | Bob’s eldest child on “Bob’s Burgers” | TINA |
| 122 | Never | NOTONCE |
| 123 | Filled with suspense | TAUT |
| 124 | Informer | RAT |
| 125 | Many a Justice Dept. staffer | ATTY |
| 126 | Spotlight hogs | EGOISTS |
| 127 | 1815 novel set in Highbury, England | EMMA |
| 128 | Fields of cookies | MRS |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Where some people kick back | DOJO |
| 2 | Proton’s place | ATOM |
| 3 | Sculpture in an avian-themed art installation? | STEELPIGEON |
| 4 | Elementary lesson | THEABCS |
| 5 | Baseball, informally | HORSEHIDE |
| 6 | Bobby of the Bruins | ORR |
| 7 | Tropicana Field team | RAYS |
| 8 | Harry, e.g. | PRINCE |
| 9 | Word often accompanying a spinning wheel icon | LOADING |
| 10 | German city on the Danube | ULM |
| 11 | Sun. follower | MON |
| 12 | Fuss | ADO |
| 13 | Understand | GET |
| 14 | “Quite so!” | EXACTLY |
| 15 | Unrestrained indulgence | SPREE |
| 16 | Polo, for the aristocracy? | PEERSPORT |
| 17 | “Hold on ___!” | ASEC |
| 18 | Puff some pot | TOKE |
| 24 | Course org. | PGA |
| 26 | Rum mixer | COKE |
| 29 | Invite | ASK |
| 32 | Margarita makers squeeze them | LIMES |
| 34 | Cut | SNIP |
| 35 | ___ Soleil (Louis XIV nickname) | LEROI |
| 36 | Passed, as a proposition | ADOPTED |
| 37 | Boot reinforcement | TOECAP |
| 38 | Should, informally | OUGHTA |
| 40 | Honda model for 50 years | CIVIC |
| 41 | Builder’s extension | ELL |
| 43 | Souk shopper | ARAB |
| 44 | Soccer’s “Black Pearl” | PELE |
| 48 | Candelabra with nine branches | MENORAHS |
| 50 | Canadian Tire Centre team | SENATORS |
| 52 | Lazy sort | IDLER |
| 53 | One-eyed “Futurama” character | LEELA |
| 55 | Electrical capacitance units | FARADS |
| 57 | Siete días | SEMANA |
| 58 | John, Paul or George | SAINT |
| 60 | Signal to enter | CUE |
| 63 | “Well, that’s obvious!” | NODUH |
| 64 | Put away | STORE |
| 67 | NYPD alert | APB |
| 68 | Short-billed auk | SEADOVE |
| 71 | Warning of high pollen levels? | SNEEZEALARM |
| 72 | Workers with tongs | ICEMEN |
| 73 | Fixed, as a loose lace | RETIED |
| 76 | Enjoyed a run | SKIED |
| 78 | Hit for the Kinks | LOLA |
| 79 | Grand in scale | EPIC |
| 80 | Running track? | MEETPOINT |
| 81 | Took back | REWON |
| 83 | Businesswoman Lauder | ESTEE |
| 84 | Silvery metallic element | YTTERBIUM |
| 87 | Course at Gallaudet Univ. | ASL |
| 88 | Basalt, originally | LAVA |
| 92 | It drops in conservative times | HEMLINE |
| 93 | Analyze in detail | DISSECT |
| 95 | Short solo | ARIETTA |
| 98 | Paper pack | REAM |
| 99 | Capital of Campania | NAPLES |
| 100 | Transcript no. | GPA |
| 103 | “Seven Days ___” (1964 Burt Lancaster/Kirk Douglas movie) | INMAY |
| 106 | Some IRA investments | CDS |
| 107 | Nick and Nora’s pet | ASTA |
| 108 | Foolish fellow | TWIT |
| 110 | Solemn ceremony | RITE |
| 112 | Miles away | AFAR |
| 113 | Citi Field team | METS |
| 115 | Yule quaff | NOG |
| 116 | Pontiac in a 1964 song | GTO |
| 117 | Luau fare | POI |
| 118 | USN rank | ENS |
| 120 | Frodo’s friend | SAM |
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