WSJ Crossword Answers July 9 2022

WSJ ACROSS

• . ___ chic (hippie-influenced style)BOHO
• . Unit of iron weighing about 93 yoctogramsATOM
• . It’s everything, so they sayTIMING
• . Smash hit?BAM
• . DodgeEVADE
• . Current title of the man born Jorge Mario BergoglioPOPE
• . Schoolyard comebackARETOO
• . Upper left PC keyESC
• . Dregs of a military academy?FEWESTPOINTCADETS
• . Clean Air Act org.EPA
• . AnnoyIRK
• . Spot on a shirtPOLKADOT
• . Copper-colored aleIRISHRED
• . It might be connected to a pierTIEROPE
• . ___ AvivTEL
• . Color TV pioneerRCA
• . Transmission-repair chainAAMCO
• . Pants, slangilyTROU
• . Cat’s snub of a ball of yarn?FELINEITEMVETO
• . Oklahoma nativeOSAGE
• . DandyFOP
• . Entrepreneur’s needIDEA
• . Paradise lost?GOOFEDHEAVENS
• . “___ the ramparts…”OER
• . Hoppy brew, for shortIPA
• . Groan triggerPUN
• . Reese in the Rhythm and Blues Hall of FameDELLA
• . Getaway destinationINN
• . A party toINON
• . King of MaineSTEPHEN
• . Some garden figuresGNOMES
• . MasterfulADEPT
• . Nabisco’s audacious goal?WAFERTOENDALLWAFERS
• . Make extremely dryPARCH
• . Blended family of 1970s TVBRADYS
• . Blue bloods, informallyARISTOS
• . Funny folksWITS
• . APB broadcastersPDS
• . “Old MacDonald” refrainEIEIO
• . ConditionsIFS
• . Highest degreeNTH
• . Half of hex-TRI
• . Places accessible only to New Mexico cognoscenti?SECRETSANTAFE
• . It’s about a footSHOE
• . Penn of “House”KAL
• . Brewer BernhardSTROH
• . Get wild at a PETA demonstration?PROTESTFERALLY
• . AbominableVILE
• . Concrete-strengthening rodREBAR
• . PlantSOW
• . Early runaboutREO
• . Vegas casino, familiarlyCAESARS
• . CopycatIMITATOR
• . Call to actionLETSROLL
• . Get-rid-of-your-cards gameUNO
• . Cut the grassMOW
• . Put Indy’s hat on him?FEDORATHEEXPLORER
• . Director DuVernayAVA
• . InclinedLEANED
• . Senate stafferAIDE
• . Come upARISE
• . Cariou who won a Tony playing Sweeney ToddLEN
• . Not hotUNSEXY
• . Classic FordsLTDS
• . Gets into the poolBETS

WSJ DOWN

• . Seem suitable forBEFIT
• . Past the pain of a breakup, sayGPS
• . Bazaar figurePWN
• . Poem of praisePRIMAL
• . Cobbler materialOVERIT
• . CapturedOUTWAIT
• . Poppy plant derivativeREMOVE
• . Genetics pioneer GregorHAWKER
• . Diplomat’s assetONEARTH
• . Roth ___OBIWAN
• . Famed Florentine familyODE
• . New versionROOF
• . Words of denialPFCS
• . Filmy fabricSTAT
• . Slangy frat house requestESPOUSE
• . FacetHEH
• . 1975 NBA MVP BobTHERAFLU
• . Support, as a cause or a philosophyTOP
• . PinnacleADDER
• . “L’chaim,” literallyPROS
• . “___ Nagila” (Hebrew folk song)TEEN
• . Dancer’s landing padAPPLE
• . Gym countGHENT
• . Have a hunchDIETSODAS
• . Rouen refusalTOOK
• . Unspoiled spotFEEL
• . Venomous serpentOBS
• . Capital of East FlandersFORONE
• . Rte.-suggesting technologyOPIATE
• . Be more patient thanALGER
• . Where carolers wish for peaceSKEW
• . Horatio who wrote rags-to-riches storiesREX
• . She works with PatMENDEL
• . Homebody’s propensityVANNA
• . Leaves for a brief periodEAR
• . Exemplar of industryLADY
• . Christmas or Easter: Abbr.TOLIFE
• . Midmonth dayODD
• . Sarge’s chargesCLARET
• . Snickering soundTACT
• . PeculiarNON
• . “Your Body Is a Wonderland” singer JohnMAYER
• . Cow in commercialsLETHAL
• . “100 Years…100 Movies” org.IRA
• . Drs. who deliverREPS
• . Growing concern as many age?ELSIE
• . Loud, as a crowdLOSEIT
• . Utterly dominate, in gamer slangMEDICI
• . NNW’s oppositeISL
• . Seasoned vetsETSY
• . Pepsi Max and Fresca, e.g.REDD
• . Website offering handicraftsITERATION
• . NyQuil competitorWAIST
• . DistortCOXES
• . Bandage site in a Van Gogh self-portraitNOTI
• . Bordeaux wineEDEN
• . Long short story?AROAR
• . Not thatALP
• . Ballpark figureGOSSAMER
• . BasicAFI
• . JettisonNOVELLA
• . Disney+ role for EwanHAVA
• . As an exampleIDES
• . DeadlyTHIS
• . Go ballisticORB
• . Hugh of “House”BEERME
• . Physicist RutherfordINERTIA
• . Crews’ directorsLAURIE
• . Swiss peakASPECT
• . Salve targetsPOPSOFF
• . Typical high schoolerERNEST
• . Gaga or GodivaMCADOO
• . Chris of “SNL”ANT
• . Nero Wolfe creator StoutSSE
• . SphereSORES