Below you will find all the answers for the Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – October 03 2022 – You Really Get Me divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Analyze for purity | ASSAY |
6 | Pickup artist of old | MASHER |
12 | Cabo location | BAJA |
16 | Went unused | SAT |
19 | Donnybrook | SETTO |
20 | Minimally, in estimates | ORMORE |
21 | Antioxidant fruit | ACAI |
22 | Furious feeling | IRE |
23 | Disreputable ragamuffins? | SEAMYURCHINS |
25 | Salon tint with a minty scent? | THYMYDYE |
27 | Scottish town on the Firth of Clyde | AYR |
28 | “Listen, the Snow Is Falling” singer | ONO |
29 | Afternoon breaks | SIESTAS |
31 | “The History Boys” playwright Bennett | ALAN |
32 | Bits of paint | DABS |
34 | One of FDR’s most popular New Deal programs | CCC |
36 | Connecting cord | TETHER |
37 | Michael of “SNL” | CHE |
38 | Case for an otologist | EARACHE |
41 | Residence of a family known for their angry outbursts? | STORMYHOUSE |
45 | Promontory marked by pleasant warm days? | BALMYPOINT |
48 | Old platters | LPS |
49 | Ready to drop | POOPED |
50 | Out | ASLEEP |
51 | Is wild about | LOVES |
53 | Winter sound | BRR |
54 | Infuser fill | TEA |
55 | Enjoy a run | SKI |
56 | Like most bread knives | SERRATED |
59 | NC State’s Lee Hall, as of 1970 | COEDDORM |
61 | Article | ITEM |
63 | Closer to one’s heart | DEARER |
64 | Sculpting tool | CHISEL |
65 | Fizzy quaffs | SODAS |
67 | Really small detective, while shadowing a suspect? | PIGMYTAIL |
69 | 48-Across, e.g. | DISCS |
73 | Tony winner for “Evita,” “Gypsy” and “Company” | LUPONE |
75 | Travesties | FARCES |
77 | Slanted type: Abbr. | ITAL |
78 | Unhesitating turndown, informally | FASTPASS |
81 | Alternatives to garages | CARPORTS |
83 | Kimono closer | OBI |
84 | Kitchen gadget brand | OXO |
85 | Numbered rd. | RTE |
86 | Mezzo Marilyn | HORNE |
87 | Make a corny snack without using oil | AIRPOP |
89 | Suede and gremlins shouldn’t do it | GETWET |
91 | Japanese honorific | SAN |
92 | Result of trudging through the mud? | SLIMYBOOTS |
95 | Bit of wood from a dark, depressing forest? | GLOOMYSTICK |
98 | Watches covertly | SPIESON |
99 | Bartender who serves Barney and Homer | MOE |
100 | Ones in a class of their own | TUTEES |
102 | “What happened next?” | AND |
103 | Pack down | TAMP |
106 | Cook’s creation | MEAL |
108 | Give off | RADIATE |
109 | “Well, that’s obvious!” | DUH |
111 | Maternal muntjac | DOE |
112 | Single picture from a Poehler movie scene? | AMYFRAME |
114 | Ghosts that rise from fertile soil? | LOAMYSPIRITS |
118 | View from Sugarloaf Mountain | RIO |
119 | Hansel’s heading | OVEN |
120 | Menu choice | ENTREE |
121 | Dancer’s teammate | COMET |
122 | Misplay | ERR |
123 | Can flaw | DENT |
124 | Stand up to | RESIST |
125 | Hull parts | KEELS |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Leader sanctioned by the Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act | ASSAD |
2 | “Toodle-oo!” | SEEYA |
3 | Like Seuss’s elitist sneetches | STARBELLIED |
4 | Bread producer, of a sort | ATM |
5 | Fluctuate | YOYO |
6 | Nation south of the Strait of Gibraltar | MOROCCO |
7 | Circumference segment | ARC |
8 | “I can’t believe this,” in a text | SMH |
9 | Raise up | HOIST |
10 | Famed San Francisco restaurant featured in “Vertigo” | ERNIES |
11 | New in the area, perhaps | RESETTLED |
12 | People in a lineup | BATTERS |
13 | What an effective thing works like | ACHARM |
14 | Rogers Centre players, familiarly | JAYS |
15 | Desired result | AIM |
16 | Approach unobtrusively | SIDLEUPTO |
17 | Sansa Stark’s sister | ARYA |
18 | New driver, most likely | TEEN |
24 | Like some internet data plans | UNCAPPED |
26 | TechCrunch’s parent company | YAHOO |
30 | Mall makeup | SHOPS |
33 | Matching | SAME |
35 | Antepenultimate letter | CHI |
37 | Like guitar music | CHORDED |
39 | Bar selections | RYES |
40 | Blow up | ENLARGE |
42 | World War I battle site of West Flanders | YPRES |
43 | Prophet | SEER |
44 | Wax-covered cheese | EDAM |
45 | Footing | BASIS |
46 | Request one’s presence at | ASKTO |
47 | Tribal emblem | TOTEM |
52 | How successful people and space probes go | VERYFAR |
53 | Basement fixture | BOILER |
57 | Restful state | REPOSE |
58 | Monsoon season trademark | RAINS |
59 | Oldest of the Marx Brothers | CHICO |
60 | 552, in old Rome | DLII |
62 | Brewery supply | MALT |
64 | Female parts of a flower | CARPELS |
66 | Predominant | SUPREME |
68 | Small mountain lakes | TARNS |
70 | Be especially responsive, in a way | STOPONADIME |
71 | Explorer of Canada’s coast | CABOT |
72 | Marina spaces | SLIPS |
74 | Whopper layer | PATTY |
76 | Watched Seth Meyers, perhaps | STAYEDUP |
78 | Verne’s world traveler | FOGG |
79 | Leap for Lipinski | AXEL |
80 | Justice from the Bronx | SOTOMAYOR |
81 | Flesh-toned cosmetic | CONCEALER |
82 | Bro and sis | SIBS |
86 | Dominican Republic’s neighbor | HAITI |
88 | Turnip or carrot, e.g. | ROOT |
90 | “Mrs. Dalloway” author | WOOLF |
91 | Test subject? | STUDENT |
93 | Hoppy brew, for short | IPA |
94 | Fixed attitude | MINDSET |
96 | Male part of a flower | STAMEN |
97 | Organic compound in solvents | KETONE |
101 | Arena capacity | SEATS |
104 | “Psycho” setting | MOTEL |
105 | Gnats and rats | PESTS |
106 | Former filly | MARE |
107 | Gulf States VIP | EMIR |
108 | Dance party | RAVE |
110 | Country bumpkin | HICK |
113 | Reactor piece | ROD |
115 | Diagnostic scan | MRI |
116 | Agreeable answer | YES |
117 | Hors d’oeuvres topping | ROE |
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