Below you will find all the answers for the Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – November 05 2022 – It Works Out in the End divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Eleven’s favorite food on “Stranger Things” | EGGO |
5 | Bridesmaid, often | GALPAL |
11 | Made like | APED |
15 | “American Masters” airer | PBS |
18 | It has yet to experience metamorphosis | LARVA |
20 | Chilling out | ATEASE |
21 | She-bear, in Latin | URSA |
22 | Terre surrounded by mer | ILE |
23 | *First Amendment protection | FREEDOMOFTHEPRESS |
26 | Recipe measure | CUP |
27 | Heeds the evangelist | REPENTS |
28 | Tree flow | SAP |
29 | Gillette brand | ATRA |
30 | Attempt to seize | GRASPAT |
33 | *Hair feature popular in the Victorian Era | SAUSAGECURL |
37 | *Put on a robe, perhaps | TAKETHEBENCH |
41 | Response to a challenge | ILLTRY |
42 | Andy’s fishing buddy in a classic sitcom opening | OPIE |
43 | Word that replaced the original draft’s “world history” in an FDR speech | INFAMY |
45 | Sweetly, in a score | DOLCE |
46 | Screws up Bond’s martini | STIRS |
49 | Laid down the law | DECREED |
51 | Fair setups | BOOTHS |
54 | Saloon request | ANOTHER |
56 | Nervous symptom | TIC |
58 | Its three largest cities all start with C | OHIO |
59 | Gather bit by bit | GLEAN |
60 | *“Have room in your car?” | CANIGETALIFT |
65 | Target of some massaging | EGO |
68 | Give permission to | LET |
69 | Diving birds | COOTS |
70 | ___ anglais (woodwind instrument) | COR |
71 | Member of the fam | SIS |
72 | *Manipulate data | NUMBERCRUNCH |
75 | Embroiled | MIRED |
77 | Radius partner | ULNA |
78 | Peg in quoits | HOB |
79 | Sesame or flax, e.g. | OILSEED |
81 | Giving a come-hither look, say | FLIRTY |
84 | Athletic area? | OAKLAND |
88 | Elizabeth of “WandaVision” | OLSEN |
90 | Pillow covers | SHAMS |
92 | Members of the family | NIECES |
93 | Hodgepodge | OLIO |
95 | Light installation | SCONCE |
96 | *Unfortunate way to leave a ship | WALKTHEPLANK |
100 | *Taqueria app | CHIPSANDDIP |
103 | Long-fingered lemurs | AYEAYES |
104 | Aggressive Olympian | ARES |
105 | Pair | DUO |
106 | “Waiting for Godot” playwright | BECKETT |
109 | Spot for recyclables | BIN |
110 | Vote, say, and a clue to one side of the asterisked answers | EXERCISEYOURRIGHT |
117 | Corp. abbr. | INC |
118 | Piddling | MERE |
119 | Headline | STARIN |
120 | Region of ancient Asia Minor that included Ephesus | IONIA |
121 | Previously named | NEE |
122 | Cold War initials | USSR |
123 | Anderson of “Baywatch” | PAMELA |
124 | Anesthetized | NUMB |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
---|---|---|
1 | Galadriel, e.g. | ELF |
2 | Ryan Potter’s “Titans” role | GAR |
3 | Test for a Ph.D. program hopeful | GRE |
4 | In charge of | OVERSEEING |
5 | Sperm or ovum | GAMETE |
6 | Loads | ATON |
7 | Port, for a mariner | LEFT |
8 | “Deflategate” team, familiarly | PATS |
9 | Firewood source, appropriately | ASH |
10 | “Da 5 Bloods” director | LEE |
11 | Radiant glows | AURAS |
12 | Like some phone plans | PREPAID |
13 | End for prophet or priest | ESS |
14 | German article | DAS |
15 | “Imagine it...” | PICTURETHIS |
16 | Out of focus | BLURRY |
17 | Flower part | SEPAL |
19 | Proficient | ADEPT |
24 | Moonfish | OPAH |
25 | The Nittany Lions’ sch. | PSU |
29 | “Don’t be weird” | ACTCOOL |
30 | Classic Pontiac muscle car | GTO |
31 | Emulates Lil Baby | RAPS |
32 | Japanese dog | AKITA |
33 | Voldemort gave Harry Potter his | SCAR |
34 | “Alas...” | AHME |
35 | Bit of goop | GLOB |
36 | Cockney greeting | ELLO |
38 | “Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship, and Purpose” author | BIDEN |
39 | Cabinet dept. with a dynamo and derrick on its seal | ENER |
40 | Org. for the Eagles but not the Ravens | NFC |
44 | Himalayan hulks | YETIS |
47 | Esther of “Good Times” | ROLLE |
48 | Direct | STEER |
50 | Be into | DIG |
52 | Sound setup | HIFI |
53 | Tipsy types | SOTS |
55 | Sub entry | HATCH |
57 | Fielder with two Silver Slugger Awards | CECIL |
60 | Bamboozle | CON |
61 | N.Y. rep. since 2019 | AOC |
62 | Unspecified ordinal | NTH |
63 | Setting for many organs | TORSO |
64 | Staggering | AREEL |
65 | Plenty, informally | ENUF |
66 | Shore flier | GULL |
67 | Godlike ability | OMNISCIENCE |
69 | Cigar selection | CUBAN |
73 | Carouses, in a way | BARHOPS |
74 | Springy critter | ROO |
75 | Central spot | MIDST |
76 | Miserable anguish | DESOLATION |
79 | Fun run, perhaps | ONEK |
80 | Hold up | DELAY |
82 | Beach acquisitions | TANS |
83 | Where “you can hang out with all the boys,” in song | YMCA |
85 | Fuzzy fruit | KIWI |
86 | Spring | LEAP |
87 | Knee injury initials | ACL |
89 | 1982 Tony winner for Best Musical | NINE |
91 | Postal parties | SENDERS |
94 | Greenlights | OKS |
95 | Sacred spot | SHRINE |
97 | Start of a “Lion King” song | HAKUNA |
98 | Watchful person | EYER |
99 | Dish that may be swabbed | PETRI |
100 | Glamping site, perhaps | CABIN |
101 | Engraver Albrecht | DURER |
102 | Clinic nickname | DOC |
106 | Smile radiantly | BEAM |
107 | Surname of a literary governess | EYRE |
108 | Slinky, essentially | COIL |
110 | Member of the Australian avifauna | EMU |
111 | Marks a box | XES |
112 | Web access letters | ISP |
113 | MTA stop | STA |
114 | Bearded beast | GNU |
115 | Pronoun choice | HIM |
116 | Browser feature | TAB |
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