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| Wall Street Journal crossword of February 1st, 2018 other clues |
| 'Babe' group |
| 'But wait! There's more!' brand |
| 'Later, muchacho' |
| 'Not a problem' |
| 'The Teflon Don' |
| 'Your Moment of ___,' and a hint to what's added to the starred answers |
| *'Beloved, wouldst thou liketh this bak'd sweet?'? |
| *Ad for the Australian Open? |
| *Chromosome set on the more outrageous side? |
| *Slogan on Marge's T-shirt? |
| 2006 Andrea Bocelli album |
| Acts the grandparent |
| Air and water, e.g |
| Animal on the United Kingdom's Royal Arms |
| Aphrodite offspring |
| Barber's challenge |
| Become prominent |
| Big mouth |
| Branch office? |
| Chase away |
| City on Guanabara Bay |
| City west of Cedar Rapids |
| Clanton foe |
| Co-worker of Lane and Kent |
| Combine name |
| Country music's Tillis |
| Dinghy thingie |
| Emphatic retort from a go-getter |
| Emulate a nursery rhyme wife |
| Experience contrition |
| Famed first name in navigation |
| Flammable jelly |
| Good Grips kitchen brand |
| Gross counterpart |
| Heart-eyes face, e.g |
| Henry VIII's desire |
| Highest mountain in Wales |
| Jazz flutist Herbie |
| Judge at the Home Run Derby |
| Key of Mozart's String Quartet No. 18 |
| Lennon's love |
| Like the days after Mardi Gras |
| Make like a rat |
| Make up for a semester of slacking off |
| Manhattan component |
| Modern affix |
| More twisted |
| Munich souvenir |
| Nation with a Caspian coast |
| NATO nation |
| Numero di dimensioni |
| Oft-injured knee part, briefly |
| Pair at the end of many price tags |
| Parallel parking place |
| Peach or lime, e.g |
| Perfects |
| Pound, e.g |
| Puts in piles, perhaps |
| Ranch dressing? |
| Red monster of kids' TV |
| Ruin, as hopes |
| Sarcastically elongated words |
| Slip site |
| Source of the 'Luigi Death Stare' meme |
| Source of voices in your head, maybe |
| Sushi bar tuna |
| Ted from Texas |
| Teen bane |
| Tied up |
| Title for Pierre Perignon |
| Unresponsive |
| Western omelet ingredient |
| Wield, as influence |
| Yet to be achieved |
| Young business partner? |
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