Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers January 10, 2020

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Author: Patrick Berry

Across

Talks while laryngitic RASPS
Cut short, perhaps MOWN
Convenience store conveniences ATMS
Taurus neighbor ORION
Amazon device you talk to ECHO
Quaker pronoun THEE
D.C. commuter choice METRO
“Try before you buy” downloads SHAREWARE
Red-eye destination, often EASTCOAST
Earnestly wishes LONGS
Prunes LOPS
Isle of Man man BLOKE
Natural gas component ETHANE
Leaves before the entrée SALAD
Like most passenger jets TWINENGINE
Amused chat room response LOL
Surname in a Sondheim musical TODD
Conducting rod BATON
“Live” co-host RIPA
Helpfulness USE
Group of 27 in U.S. politics AMENDMENTS
Ungentle giants OGRES
Most reasonable SANEST
Corporate Christmas gift BONUS
Vocal cadence LILT
___ Major (Sirius’s constellation) CANIS
Strongly asserts MAINTAINS
2001 gothic horror film starring Nicole Kidman THEOTHERS
Apple product of yore IBOOK
Fall in spring RAIN
First animated film from DreamWorks ANTZ
Five-time Super Bowl starter John ELWAY
Funereal flower LILY
Obligatory item MUST
Vast quantities of writing REAMS

Down

City that contains a country ROME
Vicinity AREA
Minds minors SITS
Name of the most populous city in a pair of states PORTLAND
Colorful carnival treat SNOCONE
Monument Valley sights MESAS
“Draft Dodger Rag” singer Phil OCHS
“Come again?” WHAT
Negative conjunction NOR
Creator of Offred and Ofglen ATWOOD
Name-check in an Oscar speech THANK
Highway entrance sign MERGE
Gets the picture SEES
“___ and Louis” (1956 jazz album) ELLA
Expensive inclusions at wedding receptions OPENBARS
Isn’t easy to spot BLENDSIN
Dying words in a Shakespeare play ETTU
Lowest pair TWOS
Take cover HIDE
Building inspectors inspect them SITES
Presently ANON
Hearts or spades, e.g. GAME
Field of work LINE
Goes (for) OPTS
Hold out LAST
Ready for tenants RENTABLE
Like amber ale vis-à-vis pale ale MALTIER
Flavored with shallots ONIONY
Possible hat remover GUST
Religion symbolized by a nine-pointed star BAHAI
Buck in Cooperstown ONEIL
“Hungarian Rhapsodies” composer LISZT
Key for shortcuts CTRL
Restaurant window posting MENU
Wiles ARTS
Hawkeye’s home IOWA
Chomsky of linguistics NOAM
“The ___ the limit” SKYS
Grandstanding type HAM