Wall Street Journal November 11, 2023, Answers
Wall Street Journal Crossword November 11 2023 Answers
ACROSS
- Perfume’s dominant scent
TOPNOTE
- Hold on!
INASEC
- Meet the Press host Kristen
WELKER
- Alone say
UNAIDED
- Will you let me try?
COULDI
- Word appearing 17 times on a Monopoly board
AVENUE
- Antarctic native in charge of the coffee?
PERKINGPENGUIN
- House of the spirits?
TAVERN
- Conventioneer e.g.
ATTENDEE
- Individual most likely to talk back to the control tower?
PERTESTPILOT
- Lower in the country
COW
- Okla. or Dak. before statehood
TERR
- Like bucks bulls and boars
MALE
- SFO scanners
TSA
- They score a point in cribbage
NOBS
- Prom ride
LIMO
- Afternoon dramas informally
SOAPERS
- Brief say
UPDATE
- Memory problems
GAPS
- Board of inquiry?
OUIJA
- Acting career?
PERFORMERLIFE
- Out of Africa author
DINESEN
- You can’t make me!
IREFUSE
- When stadiums are filled
GAMEDAYS
- Even
TIED
- Complete range
GAMUT
- Glossary entry
TERM
- Corona e.g.
BEER
- Many a le Carré character
SPY
- Kid who keeps asking May I? May I? May I??
PERMISSIONCREEP
- Tentative taste
SIP
- Bestselling Canadian singer of all time
DION
- Corp. money minders
CFOS
- Cockpit array
DIALS
- Pound sound
WOOF
- Battleship in a Sergei Eisenstein movie
POTEMKIN
- Vegas lock
SUREBET
- Response to a knock
ITSOPEN
- Plucking cutting packaging etc.?
PERDUEPROCESS
- Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow e.g.
GATOR
- Lamarr of Algiers
HEDY
- Peter of 9-1-1
KRAUSE
- Moves with stealth
TIPTOES
- Transmitted
SENT
- Canadian pump choice
ESSO
- Resort facility
SPA
- Seriously injure
MAIM
- Seine tributary
OISE
- The Golden Bears of the NCAA
UCB
- Statue from a depraved sculptor?
PERVERSEFORM
- T-bone e.g.
SLAMINTO
- Turn up
ARRIVE
- Litigant who won’t drop the suit?
PERSISTERINLAW
- Weather map line
ISOBAR
- Soccer stadium chant
OLEOLE
- Let off the hook
FORGIVE
- Banister supports
NEWELS
- Ill-fated
DAMNED
- Speaker component
TWEETER
DOWN
- Dear Mama rapper
TUPAC
- Pickup capacity sometimes
ONETON
- Like many a miniature golf hole
PARTWO
- Air Jordan seller
NIKE
- God with a pair of raven messengers
ODIN
- Look after
TEND
- Advantage
EDGE
- Surface for the Senators
ICE
- Hobbyist e.g.
NONPRO
- Boring thing
AUGER
- Offensive comment
SLUR
- Change your story maybe
EDIT
- Movie palaces
CINEMAS
- Turkey dangler
WATTLE
- First lady of the 1940s and 1950s
EVAPERON
- Shazam! star Zachary
LEVI
- Prepared for prayer
KNELT
- Bills in Bilbao
EUROS
- Words with car or cop
RENTA
- Diminutive
PETITE
- Drain of strength
SAP
- Surfaces
EMERGES
- Get fit
BUFFUP
- Mouthed off
SPOUTED
- Fabric with gold fibers
LAME
- Call at the plate
SAFE
- Column with an angle
OPED
- Treat for winter birds
SUET
- Hosp. workers
DRS
- Profusion of ploys
GIMMICKRY
- Goddess of fertility
ISIS
- Renegade e.g.
JEEP
- Tennis star Murray
ANDY
- Truffle hunter
PIG
- Important age
ERA
- Stand band
REM
- Melancholia director von Trier
LARS
- Textile worker
DYER
- Now it makes sense!
ISEE
- Basics
ABCS
- Shade
TINT
- Tea brand
REDROSE
- Ready for harvesting
RIPE
- Sea of Knowledge setting
MOON
- The Wizard ___ (long-running comic strip)
OFID
- Focus of a series of 1979 Madison Square Garden concerts
NONUKES
- Queens and knights e.g.
PIECES
- Not-so-tentative taste
SWIG
- Smidgen
IOTA
- Banister support
POST
- Fiver
ABE
- French article
LES
- Peter Paul and Mary: Abbr.
STS
- Walk-on part?
FOOT
- Sports pointer
EPEE
- Rx stuff
MEDS
- Minor quarrel
SPAT
- Arg. neighbor
URU
- Ancient
PRIMEVAL
- Rutherford for whom rutherfordium is named
ERNEST
- Smart speaker from Apple
HOMEPOD
- Kitchen gadgets
PARERS
- Frank McCourt book
TIS
- Comparative words
SIMILE
- Naturally bright
SUNLIT
- So-so range?
OCTAVE
- Bilbao setting
SPAIN
- Intrinsically
PERSE
- Bolt
ARROW
- Name on Citizen Kane posters
ORSON
- Shady place
BOWER
- General feeling
VIBE
- Afrobeat musician Kuti
FELA
- City near Provo
OREM
- Hit the road
LEFT
- Get your ducks in ___
AROW
- Sticky mud
MIRE
- Picnic playwright
INGE
- But in Latin
SED