WSJ Crossword Answers January 29 2022

WSJ ACROSS

• . FiresCANS
• . Either end of amoeba?SCHWA
• . Coder’s creationAPP
• . Talk down, in a wayHAGGLE
• . Toledo’s lakeERIE
• . Quark flavorCHARM
• . Warhol subjectMAO
• . Apple storage placeICLOUD
• . Enjoy reading “David Copperfield” and “Bleak House”?LIKETHEDICKENS
• . In need of some airSTUFFY
• . GodforsakenDESOLATE
• . Remove from powerUNSEAT
• . Young’unsTOTS
• . Helped with homeworkTUTORED
• . Not as busySLOWER
• . “A little privacy, please”LETMEBE
• . Motion deciderVOTE
• . Alhambra siteGRANADA
• . Father figure to d’ArtagnanATHOS
• . Enjoy cafeteria-style dining?RELISHTRAYS
• . EnjoyedDUG
• . Pop singer CollinsPHIL
• . Online talk siteTED
• . Icicle’s placeEAVE
• . Where baby Moses was foundNILE
• . “Our Gang” girlDARLA
• . Nickname of Joe JacksonSHOELESS
• . Mia Farrow was on its first coverPEOPLE
• . Clip-___ (some ties)ONS
• . Fitness guru JackLALANNE
• . Ready to streakBARE
• . Enjoy the fine print?GETOFFONATECHNICALITY
• . Many a MoroccanARAB
• . Some bayou dwellersCREOLES
• . OriginallyNEE
• . Best boy’s bossGAFFER
• . International Court of Justice locationTHEHAGUE
• . Moves cautiouslyEASES
• . “Sad to say…”ALAS
• . ZipTEAR
• . “The French Dispatch” director AndersonWES
• . PlacesPUTS
• . Signer’s needPEN
• . Enjoy calling others by nicknames?LOVEHANDLES
• . BenderSPREE
• . ZonesSECTORS
• . It contains 12 territories in RiskASIA
• . Tan and GreyWRITERS
• . “Absolutely!”YOUBET
• . PrintingEDITION
• . WackyDAFT
• . Stressed typeITALIC
• . Picks apartDISSECTS
• . Shabbily dressedINRAGS
• . Enjoy wielding long-driving golf clubs?TAKETOTHEWOODS
• . La Scala premiere of 1887OTELLO
• . Finished offATE
• . CoveINLET
• . Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area siteUTAH
• . Schindler’s portrayerNEESON
• . Stephen of “V for Vendetta”REA
• . Wing, in combinationsPTERO
• . Marinated seafood dish of HawaiiPOKE

WSJ DOWN

• . Animation unitCEL
• . Dust Bowl descriptorLAPDOG
• . Winged goddessGAPS
• . SpotsDION
• . Homely clodARID
• . Proctor’s catchETHANE
• . Couldn’t help butALEE
• . More sardonicANTE
• . “The Walking Dead” networkNIKE
• . Prayer endingTHIRST
• . Balance partsFANCYFREE
• . Prepares to be shotSEES
• . It’s often rewrittenMOLL
• . Show decisivenessOAFS
• . Wheat substanceTOTALS
• . Enjoy some guacamole?TOTES
• . Lorna who’s Liza’s half-sisterALFRE
• . Big name in ice creamLOU
• . LugsGLO
• . High praiseSCHLUB
• . Pool problemAFAR
• . PlainORBISON
• . Is no longerCHEATER
• . ToadySLOB
• . Odorless gasTVSET
• . CravingHADTO
• . Gangster’s galETHAN
• . Friend’s addressTEE
• . Terminal infoTATAR
• . Hardly compellingWRIER
• . “A Death in the Family” authorLEONA
• . Hawke in filmsHAHA
• . Hotelier HelmsleyLATE
• . Campers, for shortAMC
• . “Joyeux” holidayEVIDENT
• . Emmy winner WoodardERAS
• . Untidy typeIKEA
• . Major moocherKUDOS
• . Betray anxietyLEECH
• . RemoveNIECE
• . Way out thereAMEN
• . Ill humorTHEE
• . ClodsCRAWDAD
• . Cajun catchTIP
• . “Science of Logic” philosopherPANS
• . “Don’t even bother”ETAS
• . Cover, in a wayHEGEL
• . Move unsteadilyIDONT
• . Answers from a toadyPOSES
• . OpeningsRVS
• . Out of the weatherNOUSE
• . Enjoy supermarket samples?TITLE
• . Simple topALGAE
• . “Aren’t you a riot!”BILE
• . 13-Down chunksSWISHER
• . Cal. markingHISTORY
• . TubePACE
• . Bud’s budROSETO
• . “Only the Lonely” singerACT
• . Reunion attendeeWAS
• . Yankee Nick who hit a home run in the 2009 World SeriesERASE
• . ToughnessSINEW
• . Comes toGLUTEN
• . Met, as a challengeNOEL
• . Turkic languageAPPT
• . Mariah Carey’s “___ Wanna Cry”COUP
• . Duke or Dame, e.g.GOFORADIP
• . Singer CelineINSURE
• . Player’s paymentTOTO
• . Running behindLUFT
• . Source of lots of Allen wrenchesDULL
• . MasterstrokeTEETER
• . Oz visitorSDAK
• . Minn. neighborEDYS
• . Mop & ___ (floor cleaner)AGEE
• . PointerYESSES
• . H. Rider Haggard novelSHE