September 7th 2019 - Wall Street

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September 7th 2019 Answers

Clue	Solution
Whole of civilization	WORLD
One-two punch, e.g.	COMBO
Ruler-on-knuckles blow	RAP
Trade org.	ASSN
Parting word	ADIEU
Creator of the tempest in “The Tempest”	ARIEL
“Hold On Tight” band	ELO
Microwaving no-no	METAL
Witch’s lunch order?	COBWEBSALAD
Eagles album and song of 1973	DESPERADO
Surgery ctrs.	ORS
Like a count	TITLED
Trampoline act at a family reunion?	COUSINFLIP
Boosts in price	HIKES
Trot-gallop go-between	CANTER
Eat off the good china, say	DINE
Java additive	CREAMER
Supermarket sections	AISLES
Made amends	ATONED
Bell prompting someone to get into the tub?	BATHERSIGNAL
Pipe part	STEM
Pond glider	SWAN
Yule libation	NOG
Shield from view	SCREEN
Leaves for a drink	TEA
Trading a wimple for a turban?	CHANGEOFHEADDRESS
Campaign derailers	SCANDALS
Pepper with facetious insults	ROAST
Sexist, say	UNPC
Many a family vacation	CARTRIP
Grace starter	OLORD
“Another good suggestion!”	THATTOO
PIN requesters	ATMS
Judge on the diamond	AARON
Lightning strike?	SLAPSHOT
Posting by a LaCrosse owner’s parking spot?	THEBUICKSTOPSHERE
“Danny and the Dinosaur” author Hoff	SYD
Cheats on a diet, perhaps	SNACKS
Green starter	ECO
Samoan capital	APIA
Drag accessories	BOAS
Laundromat-in-disrepair complaint?	WASHERISHELL
Website feature often indicated by a magnifying glass	SEARCH
Swoons	FAINTS
Words for coordinating action	ONTHREE
Green feeling	ENVY
Disfigure	UGLIFY
Humdingers	LULUS
Miss Piggy’s favorite water park ride?	SWINEFLUME
American rival	UNITED
Baudelaire’s “___ Fleurs du Mal”	LES
Boosters of bad cholesterol	TRANSFATS
Isaac Newton’s yacht?	GRAVITYBOAT
“Because It Is Bitter, and Because It Is My Heart” author	OATES
Org. supporting museums	NEA
From square one	AGAIN
City in the Mohawk Valley	UTICA
Parisian pop	PERE
Toxin mentioned in Joni Mitchell’s “Big Yellow Taxi”	DDT
Food that’s totally tubular	PENNE
Annoyingly aggressive	PUSHY
Baylor base	WACO
Ozone feature	ODOR
Chest protectors	RIBS
“Ben-Hur” writer Wallace	LEW
An appropriate future moment	DUETIME
Furniture movers	CASTERS
Audible exams	ORALS
Eight furlongs	MILE
Abacus clacker	BEAD
Dated	OLD
Overhauled	REDONE
Indigenous Alaskans	ALEUTS
Entourage	POSSE
“Agree totally!”	AMEN
Subjugated state	SERFDOM
Real-life counterpart of Napoleon in “Animal Farm”	STALIN
“July’s People” author Gordimer	NADINE
Bounded	LOPED
Hog owner	BIKER
Flouting copyright	PIRATED
Necessitates	CALLSFOR
Violin virtuoso Hilary	HAHN
Richmond was its cap.	CSA
Stephen Colbert’s employer	CBS
Untested	RAW
One of four rhyming letters	ETA
Beside oneself with excitement	AGOG
“Picnic” playwright	INGE
Watch over	TEND
Public houses	INNS
Home of the WNBA’s Storm	SEATTLE
Political hanger-on?	CHAD
___ publica (the state, legally)	RES
Dime, to a dollar	TENTH
City on the Gulf of Finland	ESPOO
Dandifying neckwear	ASCOT
USN rank below Capt.	CDR
“Yes” in Yokohama	HAI
Andean herd	ALPACAS
University town near Bangor	ORONO
Well-worn grooves	RUTS
Emulates Ella	SCATS
Comics character who announced her pregnancy in the last strip	CATHY
Dangerous partner	ARMED
Agcy. that investigates derailments	NTSB
Russian city on the Ural	ORSK
Figure punished for looking back	LOTSWIFE
Snarky laugh sound	HAR
Kinshasa Declaration protectee	APE
Lab-classifying org.	AKC
Pump, e.g.	SHOE
Org. that added a P for “Paralympic” in June 2019	USOC
How a big bad wolf might storm off	INAHUFF
Noodge	PEST
Ivies, e.g.: Abbr.	SCHS
Spa sighs	AHHS
A pop	PER
Sardaigne ou Sicile	ILE
Schooner contents	ALE
Tony and Oscar winner as the King of Siam	BRYNNER
One or more	ANY
Comic’s performance	ROUTINE
Coastal recess	INLET
Hit the books	STUDYUP
Sixth, in Siena	SESTO
Swaddle	ENWRAP
Take wing	AVIATE
Like some columns	FLUTED
Targets	AIMSAT
Hormone source, often	GLAND
Bon Jovi’s “___ on a Prayer”	LIVIN
Being, to Britannicus	ESSE
Yen	URGE
Bread accompanying vindaloo	NAAN
Lane in Metropolis	LOIS
A pop	EACH
Legal postponement	STAY
Breach	GAP
A/C measure	BTU

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