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Wall Street Journal Crossword April 29 2022 Answers

Tune also called Butterfield's Lullaby
It may be treated with azelaic acid
Contents of some chests
Rose garden pest
Period of prosperity
Paint store options
*Museum worker
*Comes to
Sherlock Holmes's younger sister in a series of YA novels
Middle measures
*Unimportant
Orange or olive
Dueling weapon
Parseghian who coached the Fighting Irish
Small valley
Massage targets
Bankrupt
Through
Dog with a blue-black tongue
*Sired
Dispatched
Jeong of The Masked Singer
Fired up
Sudden increase
Turn violently
Tool used in breaking
Beats
Zen garden tool
*Support in times of distress
Pricing word
Island nation whose capital is Ngerulmud
*Present but not visible
*Bejeweled topper
Grammy category
Cosecant's reciprocal
Area west of the Gulf of Aqaba
Periods
Place for a night out?
Euro division

Graffiti signature
Hero of a Satyajit Ray film trilogy
The Greeks spell feta with one
Kind of car mirror
Have ___ (whoop it up)
Fenway Park manager Alex
Negative link
Participant in an exodus
Epithet for adventurous Eric
Unseat
Of course!
Bygone jets
Nixes
Join the competition
Crew item
Limited support?
Friend of Monica Phoebe Ross Joey and Chandler
Apple Pay device
Common chord
___ Doggie (Hanna-Barbera pooch)
Very
Stick around
Up-to-the-minute news
Series of sketches
On Broadway again after making a few movies perhaps
Strong acid
Cashew family members
Totals say
Running pro
Powerful club
Police trainee
Plot unit
Third-rate
Cuzco inhabitant
Ivy in Philadelphia
Bit of duplicity
It shares a key with the exclamation point
Far from ruddy
Small complaint

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