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Wall Street Journal Crossword October 18 2023 Answers

2012 Taylor Swift album with six Top 40 hits
Conspicuous canoodling for short
Former Wisconsin senator Feingold
Beating around the bush e.g.
Puerto Rican port
Corporate accounting window
Cumbersome to carry
___ mater (nervous system membrane)
Platters for DJs
Makes sense
Anago on a sushi menu
Meadow
The Life and Loves of a She-Devil author Weldon
Fare at Fenway
Naval tradition often featuring a flyover
Chooses
Braying beast
Dig in!
Catches as a criminal
Max Factor Erace e.g.
Situation marked by ineptitude
Sweet but Psycho singer ___ Max
Bud
Premise to prove
Help with a heist
Dye variety
Evita role
Trumpet sound
Storybook starter and what you'll find three instances of in this puzzle
Below to bards
Halloween decorations
Harmonize
Quattro preceder
MLB player with a curly W cap

Turndown
Look for trouble?
Munich merci
ATM entry
Dwarf with glasses
Darth Vader's childhood nickname
Kauffman Stadium team
French article
Surf-and-turf morsel
Mascot of Slytherin house
For example
Ballet bends
Sneak ___ (look quickly)
Back to the Future antagonist
Fresh quality
Farm females
Hydrocarbon suffix
Quick point for Alcaraz
Dollar divs.
Tiny bit
Heading for Phileas Fogg
Coins that preceded francs
___ Lingus
Valley for vineyards
Wonder Woman's people
Poppycock
Unsavory character
Surprised sounds
There's ___ in team
Ritchie Valens song in the Grammy Hall of Fame
Hillary's conquest
Be worthy
You get the point
Casual affirmative
Down-to-earth visitor?
Incidentally in initials
Sack
Alaska Day mo.
Negative link
Japan's longest-serving prime minister

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