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On this page you will find all the solutions to Wall Street Crossword Puzzle from January 11th 2020.
January 11th 2020 Answers
| Clue |
Solution |
| Li , e.g. |
ION |
| Boom, for example |
SPAR |
| They usually play an A to tune the orchestra |
OBOISTS |
| Armisen of “Portlandia” |
FRED |
| Meditative life force |
CHI |
| Sch. whose seal features a trident |
USNA |
| Devastated |
HARDHIT |
| Top-of-the-line |
AONE |
| Be impressively effective |
KICKBUTT |
| Applicant must be able to paint the area between Alaska and Russia |
STRAITARTIST |
| Couples |
YOKES |
| Smoky shaft |
FLUE |
| “Your guess is as good as mine” |
NOTACLUE |
| More adverse to sleep |
NOISIER |
| It can be passed or tipped |
HAT |
| Atomic clock part |
MASER |
| Applicant must be able to explain finance using symbols like ;-) |
EMOTICONSECONOMIST |
| Cook of Apple |
TIM |
| Security problems |
LEAKS |
| Hoodwinked |
HAD |
| L.A.’s Melrose, e.g. |
AVE |
| Univ. dorm overseers |
RAS |
| Nursery fixture |
CRIB |
| Post patrollers, for short |
MPS |
| Applicant must be able to transport tight undergarments across town |
CORSETESCORT |
| 1962 John Wayne movie set in Africa |
HATARI |
| The 102nd Infantry’s Sergeant Stubby, e.g. |
WARDOG |
| Up in arms |
IRATE |
| Lip malady |
COLDSORE |
| MLB decision makers |
GMS |
| Seneca foe |
ERIE |
| Applicant must be odoriferous and skilled at data entry |
REEKYKEYER |
| Applicant must make cookies and pies while others are having a smoke |
BREAKBAKER |
| German article |
EINE |
| Sloth, e.g. |
SIN |
| Hangs out, say |
AIRDRIES |
| Paradises |
EDENS |
| Sparkly science museum finds |
GEODES |
| Like a banana in a banana split |
PEELED |
| Applicant must be more vulgar than our other metalworkers |
LEWDERWELDER |
| Swarm |
MOB |
| Fixed fight finish |
DIVE |
| Some SAT takers |
SRS |
| Worn-down piece |
NUB |
| Muck-a-muck |
VIP |
| Kenyan people |
MASAI |
| Meditative school |
ZEN |
| Applicant must help a group of pentagram worshipers |
SATANISTSASSISTANT |
| French toast |
SALUT |
| East, in Austria |
OST |
| Olympic gold medalist swimmer Coughlin |
NATALIE |
| Cabaret cousin |
PIANOBAR |
| Singer Lovato |
DEMI |
| Pats down |
TAMPS |
| Applicant must be foul while calling fouls |
IMPUREUMPIRE |
| Blow a gasket |
FREAKOUT |
| Castle fortification |
KEEP |
| Aid for getting things off top shelves |
GRABBER |
| Prominent smilodon feature |
FANG |
| Intelligence pro |
SPY |
| Slippery fish |
EELS |
| Danglers in a deli |
SALAMIS |
| “Skedaddle!” |
SHOO |
| Receipt line |
TAX |
| So gross |
ICKY |
| River from Pittsburgh |
OHIO |
| Pilfer |
NICK |
| Field stratum |
SUBSOIL |
| The Nittany Lions’ sch. |
PSU |
| Crumb carrier |
ANT |
| No-goodniks |
RATFINKS |
| “I bet!” |
OHSURE |
| Restrain |
BATE |
| Bruins legend |
ORR |
| Hollywood’s Lupino |
IDA |
| Faith that venerates kami |
SHINTO |
| Latin music’s Puente |
TITO |
| WHIP or ERA |
STAT |
| Political patron with deep pockets |
FATCAT |
| Agitates |
ROILS |
| Happen next |
ENSUE |
| Dissuade |
DETER |
| Pitcher Tekulve |
KENT |
| Founder of Egypt’s 19th Dynasty |
RAMSESI |
| Minus |
LESS |
| Some frozen desserts |
ICEMILKS |
| Lava, for example |
SOAP |
| Survivalist’s stockpile |
HOARD |
| “Thus...” |
ANDSO |
| Design on glass |
ETCH |
| Star in Cetus |
MIRA |
| Leave off |
OMIT |
| To-do list item |
CHORE |
| Wrestling need |
MAT |
| “___ heard enough” |
IVE |
| “The Fountainhead” protagonist Howard |
ROARK |
| Clarinetist Shaw |
ARTIE |
| Take the wheel |
STEER |
| Behind |
BACKEND |
| “The Alienist” author Caleb |
CARR |
| Vandalized, in a way |
EGGED |
| Like some suit pants |
CREASED |
| Painter Lichtenstein |
ROY |
| Tribulation |
WOE |
| Agnus ___ |
DEI |
| “The Playboy of the Western World” dramatist |
SYNGE |
| Disfigure |
MAR |
| Run after release |
SKIPBAIL |
| Staggers |
REELS |
| You can get down from it |
EIDER |
| TV show covering Hollywood since 1991 |
ENEWS |
| Dresden draft |
BIER |
| They cross at Xings |
RRS |
| Busy worker |
BEE |
| Skilled |
ADEPT |
| King of Maine, e.g. |
SENATOR |
| Much-impersonated icon |
ELVIS |
| Coleridge or Keats |
ODIST |
| Judy’s daughter |
LIZA |
| Flat |
EVEN |
| Car scar |
DENT |
| Dirt road annoyance |
RUT |
| Fighters’ org. |
WBA |
| Boxers’ kin |
MASTIFFS |
| Greek peak |
OSSA |
| Polite palindromic address |
MAAM |
| “Are we all set?” |
ISITAGO |
| Dawns |
SUNUPS |
| Customary |
NORMAL |
| Shows derision |
SNEERS |
| Flooring wood |
TEAK |
| Volleyball shot |
SPIKE |
| Mann of song |
AIMEE |
| Wireless microphone spot |
LAPEL |
| Asks for scraps |
BEGS |
| Mystical glow |
AURA |
| Zwei follower |
DREI |
| Lion’s share |
MOST |
| Chrysalis, e.g. |
PUPA |
| Charon ferried across it |
STYX |
| Cop-supporting org. |
PBA |
| Floppy disk developer |
IBM |
| Stadium cheer |
RAH |
| He co-wrote “Heroes” with Bowie |
ENO |
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