Category: Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers
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- 1."If not p, then not q,” to "If p, then q”
- 2.Like some sources
- 3.___ Kea
- 4.Minute Maid Park player
- 5.Sole supporters?
- 6.Discussion group
- 7.Hill on Capitol Hill in 1991
- 8.Like Thor and Loki
- 9.Try again
- 10.Unfortunate word to hear from a chess opponent
- 11.Lanolin source
- 12.Grad
- 13.Car sold at auction, perhaps
- 14.Krypton, e.g.
- 15.No-frills
- 16.Poehler with an Emmy
- 17.Respect, slangily
- 18.Large-scale venue
- 19.Life story, briefly
- 20.Tag
- 21.Jungle introduction
- 22.Tool used at home
- 23.2004 NBA champs
- 24.Prefix with day or night
- 25.Carbon-14, e.g.
- 26."Taste the rainbow” and "Do the Dew,” for example
- 27.Shapiro of NPR
- 28.Lennon's love
- 29.Call from a cartoon sailor to his young'un
- 30."Preach it!”
- 31.Nail polish brand with colors "Hi Barbie!” and "Hi Ken!”
- 32.Vast expanses
- 33.Finish a hole
- 34.What an all-foam mattress lacks
- 35.Heat pump measures
- 36.Cry from a monster before a bit of face-stuffing
- 37.Gives up, as territory
- 38.Soccer star Rapinoe
- 39.Flood insurance provider of old?
- 40.Polygraph indication
- 41.Princess's pronoun
- 42.Baby bear
- 43.Words that might begin (or prevent) an argument, and a grammar tip for the three speakers in this puzzle
- 44."Checkmate!”
- 45.Olfactory stimulus
- 46.Spider-Man projectiles
- 47.Small salamander
- 48.In a foxy manner
- 49."...roughly”
- 50.1942 film in which the villain was Man
- 51.Sectors
- 52.Fight
- 53.Words with pinch, pickle or panic
- 54.Alternative to a garage
- 55.Humiliate
- 56.Toothpaste flavor
- 57.They come with strings attached
- 58.Guest of a guest
- 59.British rule in India
- 60.Time's 2012 Person of the Year
- 61.Keep corralled, on a ranch
- 62.Iditarod conveyances
- 63."Shush!”
- 64.Simmering, say
- 65.Gave a bad name to
- 66.Doesn't hold back
- 67.National park giveaway
- 68.Bird on the Australian coat of arms
- 69."I'd like to stay in the loop, please”
- 70.Spoils
- 71.Grand in scale
- 72.Rural skyscraper
- 73.Student body leader?
- 74.Grenoble glassful
- 75.Dunderhead
- 76.Bungalows of the Southwest
- 77.By whatever means
- 78."Shrieking” predators in "The Princess Bride”
- 79.Russell of "Waitress”
- 80.Russell of "A Beautiful Mind”
- 81.Deadens
- 82.Tennis score after deuce
- 83.Rank below marquess
- 84.Net dev code
- 85.Señorita's smooch
- 86.It might bring down the house
- 87."Succession” family surname
- 88.Even prime
- 89.Calf-length skirt
- 90.Taunts
- 91.Full range
- 92.Wedding words
- 93.Dated ditty
- 94.Shoe brand named for a victory goddess
- 95.*Late for work?
- 96."Right away, boss!”
- 97.Five-time Super Bowl MVP Brady
- 98.Part of an eye or an egg
- 99.Concept
- 100.Organizing whiz Kondo
- 101.Christmas aroma
- 102.*On a leash, say
- 103.Rinse or spin, for a washer
- 104.Track divisions
- 105.Fluffy scarf
- 106.Handed-down history
- 107.Series opener
- 108.Doofus
- 109.In the past
- 110.Take for a different use
- 111.Blends
- 112.*Treat
- 113.Able to see right through
- 114.Photo-sharing site, familiarly
- 115.Criticized continually
- 116.Brink
- 117.Antlered animal
- 118.Nefarious
- 119.*Steps taken in an emergency?
- 120.Farmer's place, in song
- 121.Furious feeling
- 122.Gray in the face
- 123.Wallet bills
- 124.Workshop array
- 125.Casserole bits
- 126.In pristine condition, to a collector
- 127.Figure of speech
- 128.Accepted doctrine
- 129."Sorta”
- 130.Kidded
- 131.Like some textbook publishing
- 132.Clean up copy
- 133.Teeming
- 134.Filming location
- 135.Bless with oil
- 136.Dangerous situation
- 137.Merle Haggard's "___ From Muskogee”
- 138.Letter after epsilon
- 139.Bale cincher
- 140.Hold power
- 141.Frost, for example
- 142.Connections
- 143."The Waste Land” writer
- 144.Designer Lauren
- 145."Benjamin”
- 146.Percolate slowly
- 147.Neighbor of Thailand
- 148.Thunder sound
- 149.Bear or Berra
- 150.Nile reptile