Wall Street Journal - Oct 27 2018 - Biting Humor
| Clues | Answers |
| 'American Buffalo' playwright | MAMET |
| 'Dark Shadows' airer | ABC |
| 'Do what I say!' | OBEY |
| 'Midnight in Paris' director | ALLEN |
| 'No More Victims' org | MADD |
| 'Sicario' character | NARC |
| 'The Devil in Miss Jones,' e.g | ADULTMOVIE |
| 'Winsanity' airer | GSN |
| '___ Beso' | ESO |
| Alternatively, online | OTOH |
| Andy Kaufman's 'Taxi' role | LATKA |
| At a time in the past | ONCE |
| Aussie gal | SHEILA |
| Bear in the night sky | URSA |
| Bedtime for Dracula? | COFFINSPELL |
| Bellatrix, Regulus or Sirius | STAR |
| Bit of choreography | STEP |
| Bolan of T. Rex | MARC |
| Bram Stoker's homeland | EIRE |
| Butcher's stock | MEAT |
| Cab competitor | UBER |
| Campbell of 'Scream' | NEVE |
| Cargo ship load | CONTAINERS |
| Carol opening | ADESTE |
| Cave ceiling, for vampires | ROOST |
| Churches in Westeros | SEPTS |
| Citi Field predecessor | SHEA |
| Colt with arms | SAMUEL |
| Complain | CARP |
| Contaminated | IMPURE |
| Corn concoction | PONE |
| Creepy | EERIE |
| Deco designer | ERTE |
| Dix plus un | ONZE |
| Doc bloc | AMA |
| Dracula as an overindulged child? | SPOILEDBAT |
| Dracula's boat? | BLOODVESSEL |
| Dracula's quilt fill? | DOWNFORTHECOUNT |
| Dracula, when he's annoying? | PAININTHENECK |
| Draw conclusions | INFER |
| Dull browns | TAUPES |
| Engage in histrionics | EMOTE |
| Escape | LAM |
| Essen exclamation | ACH |
| Explorer Shackleton | ERNEST |
| Explosive experiments | ATESTS |
| Extra locks | TOUPEE |
| Force | IMPEL |
| Forgo frugality | SPEND |
| Friendly | AFFABLE |
| Get rid of | SHED |
| Ghosts, literarily | SHADES |
| Grade | ASSESS |
| Guitar pioneer Paul | LES |
| Hammer head half | PEEN |
| Hardly friendly | ALOOF |
| Having a shot to win | INIT |
| Improve | HONE |
| In direct confrontation | TOETOTOE |
| iPhone forerunners | PDAS |
| Israeli desert city | BEERSHEBA |
| Joint filer | SPOUSE |
| Juilliard major | DANCE |
| Kidney enzyme | RENIN |
| Kindergarten song refrain | EIEIO |
| Kitchen draw | AROMA |
| Korean minivan | KIASEDONA |
| Let the cat out of the bag | BLAB |
| Letter before Bravo | ALFA |
| Litigious bunch | SUERS |
| Little illuminators | PENLITES |
| Lived a purposeful life, like Dracula? | DIDNOTDIEINVEIN |
| Makes finer | SIFTS |
| Match parts | SETS |
| Meets with, as hard times | FALLSON |
| Merchandise | GOODS |
| Mil. hospitals | VAS |
| Monopoly pieces | HOTELS |
| More than buzzed | STONED |
| Morse morsel | DAH |
| Name on California gas stations | ARCO |
| Native Israeli | SABRA |
| No-___ (obvious solution) | BRAINER |
| NYSE listings | COS |
| October 31, e.g | DATE |
| Old sundial number | IIII |
| Ollie's 'A-Haunting We Will Go' partner | STAN |
| Orchestra alternative | LOGE |
| Painting class equipment | EASELS |
| Pilgrimage destination | MECCA |
| Pituitary hormone | ACTH |
| Pomona College player | SAGEHEN |
| Posturing person | SNOB |
| Prado display | ARTE |
| Praise | KUDOS |
| Prey of the Morlocks, in 'The Time Machine' | ELOI |
| Ratted out | TOLDON |
| Related to K-12 | ELHI |
| Remove the skin of | PARE |
| Response from an accident survivor | IMOK |
| Rooibos beverage | REDTEA |
| Rooting section? | SOIL |
| School whose home games are played in the L.A. Coliseum | USC |
| Shogun entertainer | GEISHA |
| Show conclusively | PROVE |
| Sign at an information desk | ASKME |
| Siouan speakers | OTOES |
| Slimy stuff | OOZE |
| Sneaky fellow | PETE |
| Some saxes | ALTOS |
| Soon, to Shakespeare | ANON |
| Soothing stuff | ALOE |
| Southern cooking guru Paula | DEEN |
| Spot | SEE |
| Starter's stat | LOSSES |
| Sunny starter | HELIO |
| Sweet drink for Dracula? | SUCKERPUNCH |
| Take in | EARN |
| Talk sheepishly | BLEAT |
| Temporary | SHORTTERM |
| Terminates | ENDS |
| Threatening adversary for Dracula? | STAKEHOLDER |
| Tide variety | NEAP |
| Till fill | CASH |
| Torcher's doing | ARSON |
| U.S. Open tennis stadium honoree | ASHE |
| Uses scare tactics on | COWS |
| View from the Fr. Riviera | MEDIT |
| Way to go | DISTANCE |
| What's left | ESTATE |
| Where 'Three Sunflowers in a Vase' was painted | ARLES |
| Who lives forever | NOONE |
| Why Dracula's would-be pickup rejected him? | NOTHERTYPE |
| Woman of the House | PELOSI |
| Work at a bar | TEND |
| Work on wood | SAND |
| World's most populous landlocked country | ETHIOPIA |
| You might take his word for it | ROGET |
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