WSJ Crossword Answers February 6 2021

WSJ ACROSS

• . Employed diversionary tacticsFEINTED
• . Tourist attraction on 5th Ave.STPATS
• . Throat problemSTREP
• . ExperienceUNDERGO
• . Poirot’s last caseCURTAIN
• . Product of un polloHUEVO
• . Post office birth?SPECIALDELIVERY
• . Pays to playANTES
• . Hearst kidnap org.SLA
• . Colleague of Sandra, Clarence and RuthANTONIN
• . Most important peopleTOPGUNS
• . Strollers’ sitesPATHS
• . Postal directive for some Jersey-bound parcels?SHIPTOSHORE
• . Road with a no.RTE
• . Around lunchtimeONEISH
• . Apt. coolersACS
• . Dorm arrangementMEALPLAN
• . Skimpy sleepwearTEDDIES
• . DudsGARB
• . NHL forward ZachHYMAN
• . Post office’s folder for advertising fliers?CIRCULARFILE
• . Tony winner who played BurrODOM
• . Junk bond ratingCCC
• . Shot putter?SALOON
• . Talk upTOUT
• . Paternity identifierDNA
• . Ancient debarkation siteARARAT
• . Online readsEMAGS
• . Put people in their placesUSHERED
• . Oscar nominee as TevyeTOPOL
• . Post office collectible celebrating restaurants?FOODSTAMP
• . “The Three Faces ___”OFEVE
• . Tied the knotSAIDIDO
• . City south of FlorenceSIENA
• . Figured (out)SUSSED
• . “The Addams Family” cousinITT
• . Prosodic footIAMB
• . Booby relativeGANNET
• . Smash initialsSRO
• . Andalusian auntsTIAS
• . Post office patron from the University of Oklahoma?NORMANMAILER
• . AppropriateALLOT
• . Cry over spilled milkOOPS
• . To the sheltered sideLEEWARD
• . Missing people?LONESOME
• . Psyche partsIDS
• . Cardi B, e.g.RAPPER
• . Ruby in moviesDEE
• . Good buy at the post office?PACKAGEDEAL
• . MawkishSAPPY
• . City with a Penn State campusALTOONA
• . They’re not niceNASTIES
• . Subway alternativeCAB
• . Prefix with arch or linearMATRI
• . Do some shoving at a post office box?PUSHTHEENVELOPE
• . Peyton’s sch.UTENN
• . Penguin varietyEMPEROR
• . Put downDERIDED
• . 1992 also-ranPEROT
• . Least riskySAFEST
• . Dancer featuresANTLERS

WSJ DOWN

• . Persnickety personFUSSPOT
• . Board, in a wayCATSIT
• . ThoughtDAMUP
• . Japanese tech companyENPLANE
• . Period when dinosaurs appearedCROATIA
• . Cardinal between O’Connor and DolanELATE
• . KnuckleheadsIDEATED
• . Worth a lookCAPITALLETTER
• . Dutch exportNEC
• . Word processor commandHID
• . Off-roader’s wheelsROD
• . ___ kwon doSLO
• . Alfred Hitchcock titleORNO
• . Well-proportionedTRIASSIC
• . ___ oil (varnish ingredient)ALII
• . Speech by the Postmaster General after coming back from vacation?ONPOINT
• . It may be blessedEGAN
• . Search partyHEIST
• . ZzzQuil alternativeDANTEAN
• . Home of Qatar’s emirDOLTS
• . Eurydice’s husbandSRA
• . Laid lowFOMO
• . Poet KhayyámSCAPE
• . Lord’s workerDOHA
• . Equestrian’s attireCLEO
• . Casing follow-upBROOK
• . First of a Latin trioUMS
• . Mrs., in MadridSCENIC
• . Handy identifiers in the hoodUOMO
• . Insistent denialMOMA
• . Disney goldfishSPA
• . Man of MilanoTULIPS
• . A heapLOADS
• . Wolf, in FranceAPEG
• . Got byHEF
• . Help a vacationing neighbor, in a wayPRINT
• . Hungary neighborGANGSIGNS
• . Item in a Washington post office?ENTRE
• . GrandATV
• . Piston connectorOMAR
• . Others, to OvidSTEAM
• . Tee offIDAHOS
• . Bluffer’s pair?TAE
• . Anxiety about exclusion, for shortSERF
• . “Black Beauty” author SewellANNA
• . Nail treatment, for shortDESERT
• . Hellish in a literary waySIR
• . Have the helmHABIT
• . TolerateMANI
• . Corner pieceSATE
• . ___-pitch (softball variety)NYTOL
• . Cultural attraction on 53rd St.LOUP
• . Take down ___ELL
• . Get back, as one’s authorityLINDA
• . RelevantORPHEUS
• . FDR programSTEER
• . Programmer’s backupEVEN
• . Spruce up, as wallsSHAPELY
• . Remnants of riversTHOU
• . Suffix with moon or seaREASSERT
• . Some spudsTUNG
• . Leave in the lurchAMO
• . Fill to the gillsEFS
• . ObstructWPA
• . CheerLIL
• . ___ nousRETURNADDRESS
• . Biden’s U.N. ambassador Thomas-GreenfieldAPPCODE
• . “Yes ___?”EVENT
• . SquareNONEVER
• . Speech interruptionsREPAPER
• . Place for sweatersPOSSE
• . Publishing mogul with a mansionMADEDO
• . Part of many hip-hop namesDRYBEDS