Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – January 11 2020 – Mixed-Up Job Listings

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Across

Number Clues Answers
1 Li+, e.g. ION
4 Boom, for example SPAR
8 They usually play an A to tune the orchestra OBOISTS
15 Armisen of “Portlandia” FRED
19 Meditative life force CHI
20 Sch. whose seal features a trident USNA
21 Devastated HARDHIT
22 Top-of-the-line AONE
23 Be impressively effective KICKBUTT
25 Applicant must be able to paint the area between Alaska and Russia STRAITARTIST
27 Couples YOKES
28 Smoky shaft FLUE
30 “Your guess is as good as mine” NOTACLUE
31 More adverse to sleep NOISIER
34 It can be passed or tipped HAT
36 Atomic clock part MASER
37 Applicant must be able to explain finance using symbols like 😉 EMOTICONSECONOMIST
43 Cook of Apple TIM
44 Security problems LEAKS
45 Hoodwinked HAD
46 L.A.’s Melrose, e.g. AVE
47 Univ. dorm overseers RAS
50 Nursery fixture CRIB
52 Post patrollers, for short MPS
53 Applicant must be able to transport tight undergarments across town CORSETESCORT
56 1962 John Wayne movie set in Africa HATARI
58 The 102nd Infantry’s Sergeant Stubby, e.g. WARDOG
59 Up in arms IRATE
60 Lip malady COLDSORE
63 MLB decision makers GMS
66 Seneca foe ERIE
67 Applicant must be odoriferous and skilled at data entry REEKYKEYER
70 Applicant must make cookies and pies while others are having a smoke BREAKBAKER
73 German article EINE
74 Sloth, e.g. SIN
75 Hangs out, say AIRDRIES
76 Paradises EDENS
78 Sparkly science museum finds GEODES
81 Like a banana in a banana split PEELED
85 Applicant must be more vulgar than our other metalworkers LEWDERWELDER
88 Swarm MOB
90 Fixed fight finish DIVE
91 Some SAT takers SRS
92 Worn-down piece NUB
93 Muck-a-muck VIP
94 Kenyan people MASAI
96 Meditative school ZEN
97 Applicant must help a group of pentagram worshipers SATANISTSASSISTANT
101 French toast SALUT
104 East, in Austria OST
105 Olympic gold medalist swimmer Coughlin NATALIE
106 Cabaret cousin PIANOBAR
109 Singer Lovato DEMI
110 Pats down TAMPS
114 Applicant must be foul while calling fouls IMPUREUMPIRE
117 Blow a gasket FREAKOUT
120 Castle fortification KEEP
121 Aid for getting things off top shelves GRABBER
122 Prominent smilodon feature FANG
123 Intelligence pro SPY
124 Slippery fish EELS
125 Danglers in a deli SALAMIS
126 “Skedaddle!” SHOO
127 Receipt line TAX

Down

Number Clues Answers
1 So gross ICKY
2 River from Pittsburgh OHIO
3 Pilfer NICK
4 Field stratum SUBSOIL
5 The Nittany Lions’ sch. PSU
6 Crumb carrier ANT
7 No-goodniks RATFINKS
8 “I bet!” OHSURE
9 Restrain BATE
10 Bruins legend ORR
11 Hollywood’s Lupino IDA
12 Faith that venerates kami SHINTO
13 Latin music’s Puente TITO
14 WHIP or ERA STAT
15 Political patron with deep pockets FATCAT
16 Agitates ROILS
17 Happen next ENSUE
18 Dissuade DETER
24 Pitcher Tekulve KENT
26 Founder of Egypt’s 19th Dynasty RAMSESI
29 Minus LESS
32 Some frozen desserts ICEMILKS
33 Lava, for example SOAP
34 Survivalist’s stockpile HOARD
35 “Thus…” ANDSO
37 Design on glass ETCH
38 Star in Cetus MIRA
39 Leave off OMIT
40 To-do list item CHORE
41 Wrestling need MAT
42 “___ heard enough” IVE
47 “The Fountainhead” protagonist Howard ROARK
48 Clarinetist Shaw ARTIE
49 Take the wheel STEER
51 Behind BACKEND
53 “The Alienist” author Caleb CARR
54 Vandalized, in a way EGGED
55 Like some suit pants CREASED
57 Painter Lichtenstein ROY
58 Tribulation WOE
61 Agnus ___ DEI
62 “The Playboy of the Western World” dramatist SYNGE
64 Disfigure MAR
65 Run after release SKIPBAIL
67 Staggers REELS
68 You can get down from it EIDER
69 TV show covering Hollywood since 1991 ENEWS
70 Dresden draft BIER
71 They cross at Xings RRS
72 Busy worker BEE
75 Skilled ADEPT
77 King of Maine, e.g. SENATOR
79 Much-impersonated icon ELVIS
80 Coleridge or Keats ODIST
82 Judy’s daughter LIZA
83 Flat EVEN
84 Car scar DENT
86 Dirt road annoyance RUT
87 Fighters’ org. WBA
88 Boxers’ kin MASTIFFS
89 Greek peak OSSA
94 Polite palindromic address MAAM
95 “Are we all set?” ISITAGO
97 Dawns SUNUPS
98 Customary NORMAL
99 Shows derision SNEERS
100 Flooring wood TEAK
101 Volleyball shot SPIKE
102 Mann of song AIMEE
103 Wireless microphone spot LAPEL
107 Asks for scraps BEGS
108 Mystical glow AURA
109 Zwei follower DREI
111 Lion’s share MOST
112 Chrysalis, e.g. PUPA
113 Charon ferried across it STYX
115 Cop-supporting org. PBA
116 Floppy disk developer IBM
118 Stadium cheer RAH
119 He co-wrote “Heroes” with Bowie ENO