Wall Street Journal – January 5 2019 – Shaken, Not Stirred
Published in Wall Street Journal Crossword. Tags: ART, ITCHY, OATHS, TENOR.
Clues | Answers |
‘A Simple Plan’ director Sam | RAIMI |
‘How ___ the little crocodile…’: Lewis Carroll | DOTH |
‘That’s ___!’ (‘Don’t do it!’) | ANONO |
‘Zounds!’ | EGAD |
‘___ a Rebel’ (1962 hit) | HES |
1970 Neil Diamond hit | SHILO |
Ample storage space for gardening supplies? | ENOUGHSHED |
Anne of ‘Wag the Dog’ | HECHE |
Annual photo feature in Sports Illustrated? | BATHINGSHOOT |
Appoint | NAME |
Arctic chunk | FLOE |
Argument at a job site? | WORKINGCLASH |
Audible reflections | ECHOS |
Ballpark figure | ESTIMATE |
Baton wielder | MAESTRO |
Bit of physics | ATOM |
Bit of sweat | BEAD |
Brit’s alcohol-to-go purchase | OFFSALE |
Broncos center Gradkowski | GINO |
Buss | SMACK |
Cake course | EASYA |
Capitol Bldg. VIP | SEN |
Cargo capacity | TONNAGE |
Cessna spinner | PROP |
China’s Chiang | KAISHEK |
Clams, oysters and the like? | SHOALFOOD |
Climber’s tool | PITON |
Clunker | CRATE |
Commits a faux pas | ERRS |
Common sitcom rating | TVPG |
Confident | SURE |
Connery, whose speaking style is played on in this puzzle | SEAN |
Corrupt | TAINT |
Coverage grp | HMO |
Criticizes harshly | PANS |
Crosses over | SPANS |
Dentist’s order | FLOSS |
Dentist’s order | OPEN |
Desire | COVET |
Dictation pro | STENO |
Director Lee | ANG |
Doherty of ‘Heathers’ | SHANNEN |
Dream up | CONCOCT |
Drivel | TRIPE |
Elite unit | ATEAM |
Encouraging | ROSY |
Expressionist painter Nolde | EMIL |
Favor | PREFER |
Fence feature | GATEPOST |
Fire pit setting | PATIO |
Firebug | PYRO |
Fleece feature | NAP |
Flurry of activity | ADO |
Fly high | SOAR |
Fly-by-night bunch | BATS |
Fodder holders | SILOS |
Frantic transmission | SOS |
Gallery focus | ART |
General drift | TENOR |
Genesis | START |
Get smart with | SASS |
Gin flavoring | SLOE |
Glasgow ‘Gee!’ | OCH |
Go over like ___ balloon | ALEAD |
God of wine | DIONYSUS |
Harry who was played by Eastwood | CALLAHAN |
Having nothing appropriate to wear at the beach? | OUTOFSHORTS |
Headlong | PELLMELL |
Healthy glows? | VITALSHINES |
Henley Regatta boat | SCULL |
Hindu honorific | SRI |
Hindu princess | RANI |
Hurricane-tracking org | NOAA |
Is for more than one? | ARE |
Jazz genre | BEBOP |
Joke | KID |
Key of Dvorak’s ‘New World Symphony’: Abbr | EMIN |
Labor Dept. div | OSHA |
Lauder of cosmetics | ESTEE |
Lay to rest | INTER |
Like a wallflower | SHY |
Like some pools | TIDAL |
Look for again | RESEEK |
Magna ___ | CARTA |
Mama bear, in Madrid | OSA |
Media-monitoring org | FCC |
Mil. awards for meritorious acts | DSMS |
Montand of ‘Jean de Florette’ | YVES |
Mozart’s ‘Il mio tesoro,’ e.g | ARIA |
Nova ___ | SCOTIA |
Old goat | LETCH |
Pain in the neck | CRICK |
Perfume property | ODOR |
Pessimistic rant? | GLOOMYGUSH |
Philosophy topic | ETHICS |
Pianist Earl, called ‘Fatha’ | HINES |
Polite assent | YESM |
Pop | DAD |
Portfolio piece | ASSET |
Potbelly | GUT |
Prefix with genesis or thermic | ECTO |
Put away | ATE |
Radar O’Reilly’s job in the 4077th? | MASHCOMMUNICATION |
Radio station owner, e.g | LICENSEE |
Recipient’s reply | THANKYOU |
Repeats mechanically | PARROTS |
Restless | ITCHY |
Richard’s veep | SPIRO |
Robe closer | SASH |
Rod | HEATER |
Roll of bills | WAD |
Room at the top | ATTIC |
Schoolyard retort | AMSO |
Seething states | IRES |
Shop turner | LATHE |
Slide subjects | PARAMECIA |
Smokejumper’s need | CHUTE |
Solemn pledges | OATHS |
Some sports cars | GTS |
Sounds of passing time | TICKTOCKS |
Soundstage sights | BOOMMICS |
Speckly steed | ROAN |
Sportscaster Collinsworth | CRIS |
Squirrel’s stash | ACORNS |
Starbucks size | TALL |
Subj. for immigrants | ESL |
Subtler ‘Hey!’ | PSST |
Suburban shopping destination | MINIMALL |
They range from -1 to 1 in trigonometry | ARCSINES |
Time in office | TENURE |
Time in the recording studio | SESSION |
Two in Tijuana | DOS |
Unruly dos | MOPS |
Warm welcomes | ALOHAS |
What vampires do during the day? | SHUNLIGHT |
Winds down | ENDS |
Winter number | CAROL |
Withered witch | CRONE |
X, at times | TEN |
___ Moines | DES |