WSJ Crossword Answers October 8 2022

WSJ ACROSS

• . Zero-gravity research siteSPACELAB
• . BarSTRIPE
• . Sicilian peakETNA
• . Squid dishCALAMARI
• . Some pricey handbagsPRADAS
• . Site of the GoPro Mountain GamesVAIL
• . Belated April Fools’ Day pranks?MAYTRICKS
• . Fly-fishing rods?RIVERSTICKS
• . Sierra Nevada, e.g.ALE
• . DogfacesGIS
• . View disbelievinglyGAPEAT
• . Yard clearerRAKE
• . Bausch + Lomb focusEYECARE
• . “Let’s Get It On” singerGAYE
• . Glossy finishesSHEENS
• . “___ we having fun yet?”ARE
• . French door partPANE
• . They cross at XingsRRS
• . Shot targetFLU
• . Whoops at a rodeo?BRONCSCHEERS
• . Ruler, e.g.MEASURER
• . Bench wearROBE
• . Palette paintsOILS
• . Sheds some tearsCRIES
• . AuthenticREAL
• . Passed outAWARDED
• . Hide from viewSHROUD
• . AppearancesMIENS
• . Galaxy phones, e.g.SAMSUNGS
• . Krypton, for oneINERTGAS
• . One-million connectorINA
• . Eastern European soap operas?CZECHSSERIALS
• . Potent hallucinogenLSD
• . O’Neill play, with “The”HAIRYAPE
• . It might involve many signingsBOOKTOUR
• . Atlas enlargementINSET
• . “The Taming of the Shrew” schemerTRANIO
• . Contrite wordsIMSORRY
• . U.S. Grant, e.g.GENL
• . Fire proofASHES
• . Politician’s platformDAIS
• . Able to serveONEA
• . Something that grows between budsBROMANCE
• . Original studio tracks of Rolling Stones vocals?MICKSMASTERS
• . “That hurts!”YOW
• . Neither partnerNOR
• . Perform perfectlyNAIL
• . Filmmaker SpikeLEE
• . Wheel holderLUGNUT
• . Fairy tale bruteOGRE
• . Rachel of “Spotlight”MCADAMS
• . Pepper grinderMILL
• . Prepared for a collisionBRACED
• . “Phooey!”BAH
• . ___ PauloSAO
• . Outlawed classical concertos?BANNEDBACHS
• . Special effects experts for horror movies?GORETECHS
• . “Put Your Head On My Shoulder” singerANKA
• . Hush-hushSECRET
• . Our kingdomANIMALIA
• . DisarrayMESS
• . Judges, e.g.TRYERS
• . Pebbles Flintstone featurePONYTAIL

WSJ DOWN

• . Like lizardsMAE
• . Check casherBRASI
• . Cockpit abbr.IGBY
• . Beetle, e.g.BAM
• . Some aliensSCALY
• . External drive brandROWAN
• . Synagogue chestsNERO
• . Sue Grafton’s “___ for Burglar”MANE
• . Pesticide dispenserPAYEE
• . BalderdashOBAMA
• . Four-star reviewSNOWLINKS
• . FanciesALT
• . Short hole specificationCANERS
• . Double curveHELM
• . Brand sourced near Lake GenevaULNAS
• . Like Post-it Notes on a bulletin board?CAR
• . Victory goddessARC
• . Capp and CaponeDUCAT
• . Name following Fannie, Sallie or GinnieANGLE
• . LockEMIGRES
• . Hindu god with the head of an elephantENZI
• . Some furniture makersANON
• . CurveDST
• . Highlanders, e.g.LACIE
• . Geologic periodsCODGER
• . Fourth-to-last Greek letterSCRUBBER
• . EconomicalARKS
• . Some addressesPHI
• . Corleone enforcer LucaSCYTHE
• . Atkinson of Mr. Bean fameTRACY
• . “The Audacity of Hope” authorBIS
• . Old fogeyGAELS
• . Bakery treatHARE
• . Central vein of a leafACRE
• . “A God in Ruins” novelistGANESH
• . One having second thoughtsSPASM
• . Old gold coinOCHER
• . Former Wyoming senator MikeSPRAYER
• . UpRISEN
• . Pair in a theater symbolINGESTS
• . Prop for Father TimeTRIPE
• . Eastern philosophySCONE
• . Grab (onto)IDCARD
• . Aesopian also-ranRAVE
• . Involuntary twitchRUER
• . Greene of “Bonanza”OAKIE
• . Less iffyGAP
• . ___ a boneIDEAS
• . Bridge featureMIDRIB
• . Warned a weaver, sayISL
• . “___ Goes Down” (2002 Kieran Culkin movie)BONO
• . Adopted son of ClaudiusPARTHREE
• . Arctic golf course?TAOISM
• . It might get you in the doorMARIN
• . Jack of Chaplin’s “The Great Dictator”ESS
• . Shortly, in poemsERAS
• . Playback bar in a video appGLOM
• . Aruba or Cuba: Abbr.ALCHEMY
• . Protractor targetTRESS
• . Takes inMASKS
• . Study of transformationsSEA
• . Vast expanseTAT
• . Forearm bonesEVIAN
• . McGrady in the Basketball Hall of FameURIS
• . Orangy yellowTOOTED
• . County north of San FranciscoELA
• . Computer character code acronymTACKSFREE
• . Taj ___LORNE
• . “Help!”ASCII
• . Challenge for a barberNIKE
• . Farm fractionLEAN
• . He sang “I’ve Got You Under My Skin” with Frank Sinatra on “Duets”SURER
• . “Kapow!”MAHAL
• . Summer hrs.ALS
• . BreachURLS
• . Skin picDRYAS
• . She, in LisbonSOS