Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers June 05, 2020

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Author: Matt Gaffney

Across

Prepare for a trip PACK
Take a cleaver to CHOP
Give what’s owed PAYUP
“What a pleasant surprise to see you here!” OHHI
Chaplin of “Game of Thrones” OONA
Feature of Starbucks stores AROMA
“Hush!” KEEPQUIET
Stretch without doubles, say SLUMP
IV inserter, sometimes EMT
Delivery specialists UPS
Constant critic HATER
The Welsh, e.g. CELTS
Go back (on) RENEGE
“Life of Pi” director ANGLEE
Times ERAS
“The Crying Game” actor REA
Element #5 BORON
Amorphous mass BLOB
Guitarist Lofgren NILS
Somali model IMAN
Pilot-only flights SOLOS
Make uncomfortable, in a way OGLE
Awesome, to millennials DOPE
Small scrap TIFF
Roommate, casually COHAB
Prior to, poetically ERE
Janis’s husband, in the comics ARLO
Room for dessert, maybe PANTRY
Sense of familiarity DEJAVU
Caboose guides RAILS
Come together UNITE
Even just a few ANY
Pea’s place POD
Dip in a dhaba RAITA
Exact replica, casually XEROXCOPY
Stomach issue ULCER
Victor’s boast IWON
Protected, at sea ALEE
Penniless NEEDY
Stack in a till TENS
Two-___ (like a dozen answers in this grid) WORD

Down

Nudge POKE
“Look over here” sound AHEM
Country great Atkins CHET
Napoleon Dynamite’s brother KIP
Tabloid item COUPLE
Get high HOIST
I was this for Nero ONE
Way to go PATH
Follows up on cutting PASTES
Specter once seen in the U.S. Capitol ARLEN
“I concede the point” YOURERIGHT
“Let me think…” UMM
Twaddle PAP
Mercury was once part of it QUEEN
Most Meccans ARABS
Make a twin of CLONE
Cost SELLFOR
Star of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” GELLAR
Pass with care, as a fellow bus passenger EASEBY
Stood for ABIDED
“This ends now!” NOMORE
Thomas Bramwell Welch’s product GRAPEJUICE
Unfortunate landing place for a Frisbee ROOF
Seethe BOIL
Midday times NOONS
Walk with confidence STRUT
Flower part CALYX
It’s for the birds AVIARY
State trees of New Mexico PINONS
Put money down for a deal ANTED
He shot Alexander AARON
Get out of the house, say EXIT
Olympic sport from 1900 to 1936 POLO
Letters on the 0, back in the day OPER
No longer blue, maybe DYED
Bleed RUN
It’s often brown or amber ALE
Female ruminant EWE
Sound from the crow’s nest CAW