WSJ Crossword February 2 2023 Answers

The complete list of answers to the WSJ Crossword published on February 2 2023.

74
Total Clues
40
Total Across
34
Total Down

Clues Across (40 total)

(1)
Buckeye State baller
(4)
Rolling in it
(10)
“Family Guy” daughter
(13)
Trojan ally, in Homer’s “Iliad”
(15)
What a movie star may pretend to be above
(16)
Blade in a galley
(17)
Part of a sub system
(19)
Vein fill
(20)
Many Rodin sculptures
(21)
Rae with three NAACP Image Awards
(22)
Post-workout woe
(23)
Carne ___
(24)
Anonymous John
(25)
Bear of the Vancouver Canucks
(26)
Confident solver’s tool
(27)
Inclusive phrase
(29)
Normal fig.
(31)
Prerequisite for trig. or calc.
(32)
Lacking vigor
(33)
Shaggy-plumed runner
(35)
PC linkup
(36)
Desire
(38)
Classic sports cars
(40)
“What a relief!”
(43)
O-goshi or tai-otoshi, e.g.
(45)
Marine migrator
(47)
Any Platters platter
(48)
Tic-tac-toe winner
(49)
Cut
(51)
M underling
(52)
Gloomy
(53)
Gal of “Death on the Nile”
(54)
Pre-5G mobile tech letters
(55)
Attended to details, and what you’ve done in five places if you’ve completed the puzzle
(57)
Tiebreakers, briefly
(58)
Tried to lose
(59)
___ Arena (former home of the Sacramento Kings)
(60)
Some NFL linemen
(61)
Registers, at Eton
(62)
Common ID

Clues Down (34 total)

(1)
Brief refresher
(2)
Provokes
(3)
Lush
(4)
Inc., abroad
(5)
Like kumquats and olives
(6)
Schubert specialty
(7)
Put out
(8)
Largest island in the Tuscan Archipelago
(9)
Wallace of “E.T.”
(10)
Sponge
(11)
Atchison’s airport is named for her
(12)
Areas with holes
(14)
Didn’t dillydally
(18)
That girl, in Spain
(22)
Parthenon dedicatee
(25)
Peak near Taormina
(28)
Massage therapist’s collection
(30)
Utterly bereft
(31)
Bibliography abbr.
(34)
Hand (out)
(36)
Divided skirt
(37)
Peculiar quality
(38)
Extend as far as
(39)
Short film type
(41)
Some soccer shots
(42)
Derring-do
(43)
Unit of assorted merchandise
(44)
Fan
(46)
Reveals
(49)
Pepper, e.g.
(50)
“You’re a real card”
(52)
Bump off
(55)
1950s political monogram
(56)
Driller’s deg.

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