Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers September 14, 2019

Welcome to Daily Crossword Answers Website! In this section of website we post daily answers and solutions for the WSJ Crossword.

Below are WSJ September 14, 2019 Crossword Answers. We have changed the way we posting answers and solutions for clues; instead of opening them in a new page we are revealing answers and solutions in the same page. This is the simplest way for you to find the answers. As you see in the left side are crossword clues and in the right side are crossword answers.

Author: Gary Larson

Across

Doer, in cop show jargon PERP
Mother of George, Charlotte and Louis KATE
Proposes as a price ASKS
Support staffs? CANES
Pops portrayer on “The Goldbergs” SEGAL
Safari runner IMAC
Madison Avenue award CLIO
Esteem to the extreme ADORE
“It’s a ___,” said the pig farmer HOGCALLING
“It’s a ___,” said the salsa maker HOTPURSUIT
Bivouac sight ARMYTENT
Panhandles BEGS
Some Halloween doings PRANKS
Spy’s org. CIA
Free from worries EASY
Disorder MUSS
Hollywood favorite IDOL
Bob Dole, for one KANSAN
Your and my OUR
Lawyer’s hurdle STATEBAR
“It’s a ___,” said the accountant NUMBERSRACKET
Japanese noodles SOBA
Spongy dessert BABA
Lose ground? ERODE
Holds responsible BLAMES
Piz Bernina, e.g. ALP
Start of a Whitman work OCAPTAIN
Picnic pest GNAT
Hush-hush SECRET
Examine by touch PALPATE
Mower handle? DEERE
“Far out!” RAD
Pier foundations PILES
“It’s a ___,” said the carnival barker FAIRTRADE
Rival of Sparta ARGOS
Budget excess FAT
Fires BOOTS
Fundraising efforts APPEALS
Van Gogh painting sold for a record $53.9 million in 1987 IRISES
Like big sunglasses OWLY
Alfred Hunt and Andrew Carnegie STEELMEN
Revolutionary Guevara CHE
Solemn ceremony RITUAL
Not available TAKEN
Brain scans, for short EEGS
They’re caught in pots EELS
“It’s a ___,” said the comic strip artist FUNNYBUSINESS
Shone brightly RADIATED
Cruncher’s pride ABS
Wound LESION
Hosp. scans MRIS
Brady’s bunch PATS
It’s known for its bell ringers AVON
3.0, e.g. GPA
Lieutenant’s subordinate ENSIGN
Spare parts? PINS
Surfing mishaps WIPEOUTS
“It’s a ___,” said the newspaper reporter DAILYGRIND
“It’s a ___,” said the interior decorator SPACECRAFT
Seller of Skylake chips INTEL
Pay to play ANTE
Reduce PARE
Bug ANNOY
Skirtlike piece of armor TASSE
Difficult situation MESS
Pub orders ALES
Fly like an eagle SOAR

Down

Bradley University site PEORIA
Character in a Beatles song EGGMAN
Somewhat naughty RACY
Neither improve nor decline PLATEAU
Pottery class needs KILNS
Harmonious relationship AMITY
Belt color TAN
Heart scan, for short ECG
Tylenol targets ACHES
Drudges SLOGS
Baby foxes KITS
Bribe SOP
Stick alternative CARROT
Magazine revenue source ADSALES
Parsing choice NOUN
Johnson of the Colorado Avalanche ERIK
Places for props SETS
Crude shelter SHACK
Skinless chicken breasts, e.g. LEANMEAT
Program fixes UPDATES
“Wait for It” singer in “Hamilton” BURR
Deliberate MUSE
Thingy ITEM
Crunchy veggies SNAPPEAS
Former California fort ORD
Did figures SKATED
“It’s a ___,” said the sawmill operator BOARDGAME
Having the requisite skill ABLE
Completely captivated RAPT
Succinct BRIEF
Seemingly forever EON
Doubleday and others ABNERS
“The Nutcracker” heroine CLARA
Hale-___ (comet seen in 1997) BOPP
Smoothie berry ACAI
“It’s a ___,” said the party planner BALLFIELD
Colorful wrap SERAPE
Employee of a mistrustful monarch TASTER
California museum that’s the current home of 73-Across GETTY
Remiss CARELESS
With tongue in cheek DROLLY
Be plentiful ABOUND
Herbert Hoover, for one IOWAN
Finished off EATEN
First name in fashion OLEG
Taxpayers’ info SSNS
Wife of Odysseus PENELOPE
Bakery worker ICER
Emu’s South American cousin RHEA
Working with flour SIFTING
Enjoy a run SKI
Calendar abbr. TUES
Soaking sites TUBS
Plow puller ASS
Literary comparisons SIMILES
Daffy BATS
Native New Yorkers SENECAS
Sock pattern ARGYLE
Herbivorous pet IGUANA
Choose OPTFOR
Foul NASTY
Pub orders PINTS
Aconcagua’s range ANDES
With it AWARE
Bad habits VICES
Clean up, in a way EDIT
“Peter Pan” pooch NANA
Goes unused SITS
Long PINE
“Yes ___?” ORNO
Farm butter RAM
Body shop? SPA
Cohort PAL