Wall Street Journal Crossword March 16 2023 Answers
Wall Street Journal Crossword March 16 2023 Answers
ACROSS
- What a V means in a violin score
UPBOW
- Reputation briefly
CRED
- Where the Irish Examiner is published
CORK
- O’Donnell of the CBS Evening News
NORAH
- Top dog
HEAD
- French word for sword
EPEE
- Encyclopedia in Ireland?
BOOKOFACTS
- Shoot!
DANG
- Yadda yadda yadda
ANDSOON
- Rejects without warning
JILTS
- Oriole rival
RAY
- Take advantage of
PREYUPON
- Airline hub in Ireland?
CITYOFLIGHTS
- Did a bakery job
ICED
- High time?
NOON
- Bit for a horse
OAT
- Cayenne producer
PORSCHE
- Heart contraction
SYSTOLE
- Sashimi selection
AHI
- Model Harvey
LORI
- Object
ITEM
- Plastic surgeon in Ireland?
DOCTOROFLAWS
- Infrequent instrumental in rock
BASSSOLO
- Sen. Schumer e.g.
DEM
- Dyeing art
BATIK
- More than just clean
STERILE
- False friend perhaps
USER
- Gardening jacket in Ireland?
COATOFARMS
- Hornpipe part
REED
- Vessel protected by Hera
ARGO
- Some are primal
URGES
- Balance parts
PANS
- Broadway brightener
NEON
- Guarded
LEERY
DOWN
- Prepare to open in a way
UNBAR
- Where Gandhi was jailed under colonial rule
POONA
- Adrien of The Pianist
BRODY
- Symbols of strength
OAKS
- Name on The Color Purple posters
WHOOPI
- Film’s Man of a Thousand Faces
CHANEY
- Word with hall or center
REC
- Absorb as costs
EAT
- Deg. for bridge builders?
DDS
- Giving up
CEDING
- The 17000-carat Olympic Australis e.g.
OPAL
- Studio figure
RENT
- Saloon storeroom sights
KEGS
- Apache e.g.
FORT
- Signs up
JOINS
- Silent Night adjective
YON
- Saturn vehicles?
UFOS
- Clever tactic
PLOY
- Parts of some bank accts.
CDS
- Catcall
HOOT
- Chronicle
TALE
- Pipe part
STEM
- Surface alternative
IPAD
- Small salmon
COHO
- New York mayor Adams
ERIC
- Disguise
CLOAK
- ___ de combat
HORS
- Cupid’s counterpart
EROS
- Sequel to Angela’s Ashes
TIS
- Uncertainties
IFS
- Classic Fords briefly
TBIRDS
- Not appreciated by
LOSTON
- Viola range
ALTO
- Deplorable
WOEFUL
- Dolorous song
DIRGE
- Bull on bottles
ELMER
- Hard to sort out
MESSY
- Pat on the back
BURP
- Fishing perhaps
ASEA
- New driver typically
TEEN
- Valuable maybe
RARE
- Cooler
CAN
- Tram load
ORE
- Back
AGO