Wall Street Journal – Apr 15 2017 – Celebrity Restaurateurs Crossword Solution
Clues |
Answers |
‘Case of the Ex’ singer |
MYA |
‘Dragonwyck” writer Seton |
ANYA |
‘Hold it right there!’ |
STOP |
‘How sweet ___!’ |
ITIS |
‘SNL’ alum Cheri |
OTERI |
‘Toward Freedom’ autobiographer |
NEHRU |
‘Your point being…?’ |
AND |
‘___ Smile Be Your Umbrella’ |
LETA |
1957 Paul Anka hit |
DIANA |
A river runs through it |
DELTA |
Advertising award |
CLIO |
Anne’s diner? |
THEHECHEHOUSE |
Arm, e.g |
LIMB |
Avalon and Sienna |
TOYOTAS |
Bear in mind |
HEED |
Benefit |
AVAIL |
Bill’s restaurant and c*cktail lounge? |
MAHERSBAR |
Book reviewer, briefly |
CPA |
Brewer’s buy |
MALT |
Brian of ambient music |
ENO |
Bring to bear |
EXERT |
Calls for |
NEEDS |
Ceviche ingredient |
LIME |
Chaotic places |
ZOOS |
Christina of ‘Monster’ |
RICCI |
Churchill gesture |
VSIGN |
City in 1965 headlines |
SELMA |
City northwest of Arles |
NIMES |
Conservative senator of antiquity |
CATO |
Cooler compartment |
CELL |
Cries of comprehension |
OHS |
Cut a cord, say |
SAWED |
Dangerous bacteria |
ECOLI |
Disquiet |
UNEASE |
Djibouti neighbor |
ETHIOPIA |
Doesn’t guzzle |
NURSES |
Economical, as prose |
LEAN |
Egg-shaped |
OVOID |
Embarrassing outbursts |
SCENES |
Fail to attend |
MISS |
Fanatic |
ZEALOT |
Feature of a May-December romance |
AGEGAP |
Feeling poorly |
ILL |
Feels poorly |
AILS |
Filled with passion |
AFIRE |
First appearance |
DEBUT |
Floor cover |
MAT |
Floor cover |
RUG |
Free of germs |
ASEPTIC |
Gambling spot near Lake Tahoe |
RENO |
Gillette brand |
ATRA |
Goddess of grains |
CERES |
Goes downhill |
SLEDS |
Gradually weaken |
ERODE |
Great American Ball Park team |
REDS |
Gumshoes |
TECS |
Handles |
SEESTO |
Hume of ‘Cocoon’ |
CRONYN |
In ___ (really stuck) |
AFIX |
Inclined |
LIABLE |
Indisputable |
TRUE |
Ireland, poetically |
ERIN |
It may have chocolate points |
SIAMESE |
Jackie’s second husband |
ARI |
John or Paul, but not George or Ringo |
POPE |
Johnny’s ice cream parlor? |
DOUBLEDEPP |
Juice box attachment |
STRAW |
Julianne’s all-you-can-eat buffet? |
PLENTYMOORE |
Knock over |
ROB |
Like a freshly made cappuccino |
FROTHY |
Like some negligees |
LACY |
Clues |
Answers |
Loses |
SHEDS |
Many a bunt, in brief |
SAC |
Mass communication? |
LATIN |
Mawashi wearer’s sport |
SUMO |
Mughal Gardens city |
DELHI |
Naomi’s down-home eatery? |
WATTSCOOKIN |
Nissan compact |
SENTRA |
Noted remover of locks |
DELILAH |
Novelist Calvino |
ITALO |
Onetime JFK landers |
SSTS |
Overly enthusiastic |
RAHRAH |
Oxford openings |
EYELETS |
Paris visitor? |
HELEN |
Parisian pals |
AMIS |
People person? |
EDITOR |
Pious poem |
PSALM |
Place for peas |
INAPOD |
Pointy projectile |
DART |
Pot holder |
CABINET |
Privileged classes |
GENTRY |
Privy to |
INON |
Pro foe |
ANTI |
Put forward |
POSIT |
Quebec neighbor |
MAINE |
Question following an insensitive joke |
TOOSOON |
Rap sheet abbr |
AKA |
Regular patron |
HABITUE |
Reinhard’s refusal |
NEIN |
Reject |
DENY |
Remote batteries, often |
AAS |
River past Arles |
RHONE |
Robust |
HALE |
Rural parents |
MAS |
Russell’s rooftop restaurant? |
CROWESNEST |
Ryder rival |
UHAUL |
Scarlett’s home |
TARA |
Sean’s fast-food franchise? |
THEFRYINGPENN |
Self-serving activity |
EGOTRIP |
Service closer |
AMEN |
Sidestep |
EVADE |
Skater Midori |
ITO |
Small truck maker |
TONKA |
Soccer stadium chant |
OLEOLE |
Sony co-founder Morita |
AKIO |
Spa worker, at times |
PAMPERER |
Spain’s third-largest city |
VALENCIA |
Spiritual guide |
GURU |
Stories |
YARNS |
Story |
TALE |
Stud, e.g |
EARRING |
Suspicion |
INKLING |
Take in, say |
ALTER |
Take testimony from |
HEAR |
Thurber’s daydreamer |
MITTY |
Tidy up |
NEATEN |
To boot |
ALSO |
Toughskins seller |
SEARS |
Toy store stock |
DOLLS |
Try for a part |
READ |
Turbine part |
VANE |
Tyne’s bakery? |
DALYBREAD |
Uncultivated expanse |
HEATH |
Unenviable spot |
HOTSEAT |
Vacation destination |
RESORT |
Was bold |
DARED |
Went downhill |
SKIED |
What the despairing have |
NOHOPE |
Wheat belt machinery |
COMBINES |
Williams of ‘Happy Days’ |
ANSON |
Wrapped up |
ENDED |
___-80 (old Radio Shack computer) |
TRS |