Wall Street Journal Puzzle - September 26 2020 - "Job Fare" Crossword Answers
Clues | Answers |
"Be good!" | TAKECARE |
"The Graduate" director Mike | NICHOLS |
Armory supply | AMMO |
Bakery item for a judge? | HONORROLL |
Band aids | AMPS |
Barnyard sound | MOO |
Be in store | LIEAHEAD |
Beach shelter | CABANA |
Bearded antelopes | GNUS |
Beast or Cyclops | XMAN |
Bed with bars | CRIB |
Before you know it | SOON |
Beverage for a get-rich-quick guru? | SUCKERPUNCH |
Black-and-blue | BEATENUP |
Bother | ADO |
Breakfast cereal for a ski instructor? | SNOWFLAKES |
Brown who was a Brown | JIM |
Check for accuracy | VET |
Classic Clapton song | LAYLA |
Communicable playground malady | COOTIES |
Condiment for an Uber driver? | TRAFFICJAM |
Coop group | HENS |
Cornerback Wallace of the Buffalo Bills | LEVI |
Countertop material | MARBLE |
Culmination | ACME |
Cut up | DICED |
Did a pirouette | SPUN |
Doctor Strange co-creator | STANLEE |
Domino's output | PIES |
Dream state acronym | REM |
Drink recipe words | ONEPART |
Entree for a movie star? | CELEBRITYROAST |
Equals | ARE |
Evian Championship org | LPGA |
Fails to | DOESNT |
Field measure | ACRES |
Fifties fear | REDSCARE |
Figures of speech | IDIOMS |
Film sequences | MONTAGES |
Forth | ONWARDS |
Free of profanity | CLEAN |
Friday creator | DEFOE |
Frost victim | BUD |
Gave up | CEDED |
Generally | ALLINALL |
Gets wind of | HEARS |
Glenn of the Eagles | FREY |
Gluttony and greed, for two | SINS |
Half a sawbuck | FIN |
Horizon event | MOONSET |
Hydronium, e.g | ION |
Imposing abodes | MANORS |
Informal | CASUAL |
iRobot's flagship product | ROOMBA |
Jack of "Barney Miller" | SOO |
Julius Caesar's first name | GAIUS |
Kid | JOSH |
Like some signers | DEAF |
Lobbying group for seniors | AARP |
Lock horns | SPAR |
Loft fill | BALES |
Long-running NPR show | CARTALK |
Maker of high-end audio equipment | TEAC |
Mercury or Saturn | AUTO |
MGM motto word | ARS |
More malevolent | MEANER |
Mortarboard bearer | MASON |
Mrs. Bradley's first name on the BBC's "The Mrs. Bradley Mysteries" | ADELA |
Mrs. in Madrid | SRA |
One with no loving attraction to others, for short | ARO |
Parakeet's pad | BIRDCAGE |
Parties at parties | HOSTS |
Payday letters, for some | TGIF |
PDF alternative | EPUB |
Petites ___ (girlfriends) | AMIES |
Photo finish | MATTE |
Piazza dei Cavalieri setting | PISA |
Place in the country | INN |
Popular slip-ons | CROCS |
Professional grp | ASSN |
Randi of TV's "CHiPs" | OAKES |
Raspberry's cousin | HOOT |
Recline lazily | LOLL |
Remote possibilities? | CHANNELS |
Revered tribe members | ELDERS |
Rough | COARSE |
Rousing tune? | REVEILLE |
Salsa for a diet doctor? | SKINNYDIP |
Screwed (up) | MESSED |
Shady spot | GROVE |
Shot blocker, at times | LENSCAP |
Shudders | TREMBLES |
Side dish for a politician? | BALLOTSTUFFING |
Significance | IMPORT |
Singer DiFranco | ANI |
Singer-songwriter Case | NEKO |
Sister network of QVC | HSN |
Skimpy cake serving | SLIVER |
Small denomination | SECT |
Small incision | SLIT |
Small pouch | SAC |
Snack for a banker? | SAFECRACKER |
Snags with a hook | GAFFS |
Solitary sort | RECLUSE |
Some hotel workers | VALETS |
Soprano Sumac | YMA |
Sorts | ILKS |
Stable mothers | MARES |
Stage signal | CUE |
Stew morsel | PEA |
Stocking shade | NUDE |
Summon | SENDFOR |
Sun spot | FRECKLE |
Swell up | BLOAT |
Swiss watch brand | OMEGA |
Tags | IDS |
Tattered | RAGGEDY |
The Navy has one in Groton, Connecticut | SUBBASE |
Theme | MOTIF |
They get filled on flights | BINS |
They've included Nano, Shuffle and Touch models | IPODS |
Thurman of "Pulp Fiction" | UMA |
Tree sanctuaries | ARBORETA |
Tribe in Manitoba | CREE |
Tridents and Titans | MISSILES |
Turf war sides | GANGS |
Ukr., once | SSR |
Vigor | PEP |
Vogue alternative | ELLE |
Walking on air | ELATED |
Wall St. deal | LBO |
Way to learn | ROTE |
Wheel turners | AXLES |
Where skydivers plummet | TOEARTH |
Wide of the mark | OFF |
Wrapped garment | SARI |
Wrench namesake | ALLEN |
Wyoming range | TETONS |
Zip | NIL |
___ alai | JAI |
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