Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers September 10, 2019

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Author: Amanda Rafkin & Ross Trudeau

Across

David Bowie’s rock genre GLAM
Sty resident SLOB
Try for a part READ
Shankar with a sitar RAVI
You might take one from a mountaintop PHOTO
Surname in a Brontë book EYRE
“Deal me a hand!” IMIN
Cost as much as RUNTO
Lavish party FETE
Aid for a tanker captain NAVIGATIONBUOY
Willie in the Baseball Hall of Fame MAYS
Opposite of 34-Across YEP
Period with mammoth consequences for the environment? ICEAGE
Like Fred Flintstone, sartorially SHOELESS
Aid for a novice bowler BUMPERRAILS
Opposite of 23-Across NAW
Test in a tube, for short MRI
“Matilda” author Dahl ROALD
Letter before theta ETA
Sty resident PIG
Aid for a sleepy driver RUMBLESTRIP
Prom accessories CORSAGES
Auditory inputs NOISES
Duke’s athletic org. ACC
Extol the virtues of TOUT
“Keep out of my business,” and a hint to 19-, 32- and 39-Across STAYINYOURLANE
Similar AKIN
Physicist Ohm GEORG
Bibliography abbr. ETAL
Milk buy PINT
Reentry destination EARTH
Letter after theta IOTA
Anxious EDGY
Peach, pear or pecan TREE
Beast and Cyclops, for two XMEN

Down

Cheshire Cat trademark GRIN
Tibetan monk LAMA
Tel ___ AVIV
Inset in the corner of a game screen MINIMAP
Closes SHUTS
Anderson of “WKRP in Cincinnati” LONI
Bus driver on “The Simpsons” OTTO
Blessing BOON
Fill up, in a way REFUEL
Startling revelations EYEOPENERS
Like gallery attendees, maybe ARTY
Ruby with an Emmy and a Grammy DEE
What a devout Muslim uses five times daily PRAYERRUG
Revolutionary War general Thomas GAGE
Playoff passes BYES
Machine that used DOS 1.0 IBMPC
Tchotchke CURIO
Leaving home, perhaps EMIGRATING
Bygone Swedish autos SAABS
Sledding spot HILL
35 to be president, e.g. OLDENOUGH
“Gymnopédies” composer Erik SATIE
Exchanges SWAPS
It wasn’t built in a day, they say ROME
Ribald RACY
Pucker-producing SOUR
1972 legislation prohibiting sex discrimination in schools TITLEIX
Meager SCANTY
Rich cake TORTE
Lose control on the road SKID
“___ Around” (Beach Boys song) IGET
Close NEAR
Days long past YORE
Element component ATOM
Statistician Silver NATE
Panache ELAN
Bonobo, e.g. APE