WSJ Crossword Answers April 10 2021

WSJ ACROSS

• . Cry of defeatUNCLE
• . Trunk growthMOSS
• . Pastoral soundsBAAS
• . Impediment to compromise, perhapsEGO
• . Affectionate greetingHIHON
• . SmidgenIOTA
• . Riyadh residentSAUDI
• . Dribble catcherBIB
• . Stiff drink for a loose lady?FLOOZYSHOT
• . ___ a high noteENDON
• . ZeroNONE
• . Plains tribeOTOES
• . Overcome by mal de mer?PITCHINGWOOZY
• . Four six-packsCASE
• . @@@@ATS
• . San Francisco’s ___ ValleyNOE
• . $7.2 million purchase of 1867ALASKA
• . Astronomical meas.LTYR
• . Confirmed, as a passwordREKEYED
• . Saintly qualityPIETY
• . Works in a galleryART
• . Suisse peaksALPES
• . Father of Goneril, Regan and CordeliaLEAR
• . Ballpark figuresSTATS
• . “O Sole ___”MIO
• . One way to travelBYSEA
• . BlunderERROR
• . “Skedaddle!”SCRAM
• . Check recipientPAYEE
• . Bad spotsZITS
• . Fortuneteller’s openingISEE
• . Rum mixerCOLA
• . Put at restALLAY
• . Ore analyzerASSAYER
• . BootOUST
• . Tarot suitCUPS
• . How French dip is servedAUJUS
• . Grilled, on taco truck menusASADA
• . Its flag includes sego lilies and a beehiveUTAH
• . With skillABLY
• . Performed poorlySTUNKAT
• . Emmy winner CicelyTYSON
• . Grandson of MethuselahNOAH
• . Some catsTOMS
• . Black-clad teen, oftenGOTH
• . Celestial sphere supporterATLAS
• . Turkic languageTATAR
• . Primitive weaponSPEAR
• . Native of 34-AcrossALEUT
• . Big heartACE
• . BeatTHROB
• . Toledo’s lakeERIE
• . Actors Sean and ChrisPENNS
• . Caldwell with four TonysZOE
• . One may be crownedMOLAR
• . Loser’s demandREMATCH
• . Polar explorerBYRD
• . Spurred onGOOSED
• . Sch. supporterPTA
• . “Evil Woman” bandELO
• . Stately treesOAKS
• . That one-of-a-kind yeti, say?MOUNTAINDOOZY
• . “Stand and Deliver” starOLMOS
• . TeensyITTY
• . Prepare for a driveTEEUP
• . Dress for Donald Duck’s girlfriend?DAISYSHIFT
• . Dangerous dogCUR
• . Maltese moneyEUROS
• . Conditioner ingredientALOE
• . Bull session?RODEO
• . Bonobo, e.g.APE
• . Brit. decorationsDSOS
• . TransmitSEND
• . Wordsworth worksPOEMS

WSJ DOWN

• . TV bandUHF
• . ZeroCLAMP
• . Persnickety poodle?CANT
• . Blackout baddieMICA
• . Carmaker FerrariNIL
• . BlundersATRIA
• . Delighted squealUBOAT
• . Where do you get off?GOTUP
• . SmoothCHOOSYTOY
• . ___ mi (Vietnamese sandwich)PLATH
• . Carmaker based in BavariaOUTRE
• . God, in the TorahLOOTER
• . Some hitsEASYHARMONY
• . Kindle readENZO
• . Shopping district of TokyoABEL
• . Be dutifulROOST
• . Union busterYEARLY
• . Per annumLAST
• . Gossip from a busybody?BLEATED
• . Like pedicure socksMISSTEPS
• . Power unitsAUTOS
• . Surgical toolADIEUS
• . Parts of heartsOOH
• . Repulsive dress?SKEEZYJUMPER
• . Morales of “NCIS: Los Angeles”NERO
• . Author of a dull sports memoir?STOP
• . Genesis victimESAI
• . Opera offeringsUNSER
• . Columbia catchDUOS
• . Party dipSATINY
• . ThinTASK
• . Class with divisionsAIRPOPS
• . Simple choir part?TOELESS
• . What to doAGREETO
• . Times pastSECEDER
• . Wear wellSATO
• . Jam ingredientsMAZDAS
• . 1974 Nobel Peace Prize winnerBANH
• . Quitter’s wordARIAS
• . Wolf pack memberTAPA
• . “The Bell Jar” writerYALE
• . Four-time Indy 500 champAUDI
• . AcceptPROSYATHLETE
• . Some wild ones are sownION
• . Spanish snackADONAI
• . Offhand comment from a slacker?REEDY
• . “Put ___ in it!”ENCLOSED
• . Tournament favoritesSINGLES
• . Settle down for the nightERAS
• . Cooks without oil, as some cornUNHOLY
• . Shut inWATTS
• . WickedOATS
• . Issued 10-AcrossMSRP
• . Parting wordsNOSYACCOUNT
• . Japanese carsBOOHOO
• . Sad soundEBOOK
• . Heeded the alarmTROUT
• . FreakishLAZYASIDE
• . Mineral whose name is Latin for “crumb”GINZA
• . Successor of ClaudiusSALSA
• . Some pop groupsACORK
• . Where the Clintons metFEM
• . Car ad lettersOBEY
• . It’s chargedMATH
• . Not masc. or neut.SEEDS
• . How-___ (instruction manuals)TOS