WSJ Crossword Answers August 28 2021

WSJ ACROSS

• . Blood linesAORTAS
• . Divination manual whose name translates as “book of changes”ICHING
• . Sells forBRINGS
• . Negotiating goalTREATY
• . Type of economics or dollsVOODOO
• . Course for a container shipSEALANE
• . Like a bourgeois blond?FAIRANDSQUARE
• . Removes, as a floorboardPRIESUP
• . FunkODOR
• . Like a game show’s lightning round?HARDANDFAST
• . Uber alternativeLYFT
• . Percy Jackson, for oneDEMIGOD
• . In other words, in another languageIDEST
• . ___ LingusAER
• . They may be crackedCODES
• . Currier’s partnerIVES
• . Tango requirementTWO
• . Scottish denialsNAES
• . Sport with clay targetsSKEET
• . Reggae kinSKA
• . “Drawing Hands” artistESCHER
• . UnrealDREAMT
• . Geena’s “Thelma & Louise” co-starSUSAN
• . ImitatingAPING
• . TetheredONALEASH
• . Not so brightPALER
• . Belmont betEXACTA
• . ProfitNETGAIN
• . Period of great changeNEWERA
• . It’s got you coveredSKIN
• . Throw inADD
• . Like Hercules on a bender?HIGHANDMIGHTY
• . Response: Abbr.ANS
• . Bandmate of Keith, Charlie and RonnieMICK
• . Closed in onNEARED
• . RestrictTIEDOWN
• . Fence made of pointed sticksPALING
• . “Inherit the Wind” focusTRIAL
• . Passed effortlesslySAILEDBY
• . Kagan in robesELENA
• . Vinyl collectibleALBUM
• . Speakers’ platformsROSTRA
• . Informational fileREADME
• . Part of TGIFITS
• . Bar room?COURT
• . Asgardian heroTHOR
• . BlunderERR
• . TeamSIDE
• . ___-Meal (hot wheat cereal)MALTO
• . Charged bitION
• . Back of the bookSPINE
• . Unseen dangerGASLEAK
• . Puts the kibosh onENDS
• . Like some toddlers at nap time?THREEANDOUT
• . Raven’s roostLIMB
• . Skillful graceFINESSE
• . Like mountain goats?WILDANDWOOLLY
• . Travel kit accessoryADAPTOR
• . Inventor OtisELISHA
• . Unlearned, perhapsINNATE
• . School assignmentLESSON
• . Tooth substanceDENTIN
• . Talks to, remotelySKYPES

WSJ DOWN

• . Justice Dept. bureauATF
• . ___ pro nobisLANDO
• . Outdoor gear chainAMPERE
• . Deck with DeathTFAL
• . SlightlyORA
• . Church assemblyYEARN
• . ER linesDIALER
• . ___ au vinHIDE
• . Astros, on scoreboardsREI
• . Some spudsFREEANDCLEAR
• . Org. featured in “WarGames”RNAS
• . TravelerTAROT
• . Mountain dog breedSALE
• . DEA actionsKIND
• . English folk song “The Girl ___ Behind”SEEPS
• . Perseverance org.ATAD
• . Serengeti herdMETH
• . Half of quatorzeNAM
• . Digger’s toolPESTO
• . RubbishSYNOD
• . La Scala starSTAGING
• . Pal of HanESIASON
• . LongDRECK
• . Like straightforward advice from a friend?SAGE
• . Catcher Berg who served as a spy during WWIIINNER
• . Time to bewareIVS
• . OutfitMOE
• . “Told ya!”HIHAT
• . Like a dieting simpleton?IDED
• . EnteredCOQ
• . Some are vitalIDES
• . Store signNARRATE
• . Realtor’s prep for a showingOWED
• . Capital on the Willamette RiverHOU
• . Jazz combo memberGETUP
• . Their days are numberedNEILS
• . It’s cooked up in labsGUILE
• . Pacific flatfishIDAHOS
• . Stuffing ingredientSANDDAB
• . Drum set partMATLIN
• . First name in TV talkNORAD
• . GrovelSALEM
• . Tell talesLUCAS
• . Mother of ZeusDST
• . Current unitGOER
• . Call maker, onceIKNEWIT
• . Simon and DiamondMOLL
• . Modern-day “carpe diem”AHI
• . CompassionateDIVA
• . Toward sunsetREGIS
• . “Tropic Thunder” setting, familiarlyUTE
• . Pitcher GiolitoNAN
• . Coop groupSPADE
• . StoriesRHEA
• . Gangster’s galROALD
• . Boomer of the NFLBERNESE
• . Picked from a lineupEATDIRT
• . Beehive State nativeKIWIS
• . Writer DahlRAIDS
• . It precedes peace sometimesSAX
• . Oscar winner MarleeYOLO
• . OozesMONK
• . Green sauceILEFT
• . CunningCPAS
• . Wellington nativesWEST
• . Heavy woodEBONY
• . Nonstick cookware brandNASA
• . Harbor, sayTHICKANDTHIN
• . Bases of some vaccinesLAP
• . Was in the redGNUS
• . Saint Bernard, e.g.WENTIN
• . Summer hrs.BROOD
• . Yellowfin tunaLTE
• . Photographer GoldinSEPT
• . Track circuitORGANS
• . Wireless technology preceding 5GYARNS
• . Agreeable replyYES