Wall Street Journal - Oct 6 2018 - Crossword Puzzle Answers

 Wall Street Journal - Oct 6 2018 - Disharmony

Clues	Answers
'Get moving!'	HOPTO
'Jeopardy!' producer	SONY
'Matter of Fact' columnist Joseph	ALSOP
'Norma' number	ARIA
'Right back ___!'	ATYOU
'Uh-huh!'	YEP
'We have divided in three our kingdom' speaker	LEAR
'You're Easy on the Eyes' singer Clark	TERRI
'___ for the Misbegotten'	AMOON
...and the brass section kept ___	LOCKINGHORNS
...but the trombonists were willing to ___..	LETITSLIDE
...the drummer was tired of ___..	STICKINGAROUND
...the governing board decided the situation called for ___..	DRASTICMEASURES
...the guitarist was constantly ___..	FRETTING
...the organist wouldn't ___..	PIPEDOWN
...the pianist was ___..	ALLKEYEDUP
...the violinists were in favor of ___..	PULLINGSTRINGS
Academy newbie	PLEB
Adds at the last minute	EDGESIN
Altar exchange	IDOS
Angry oath	CUSSWORD
Asteroids source	ATARI
Atlas section	ASIA
Battle of ___ Creek (1780 Tennessee fight)	BOYDS
Before, poetically	ERE
Benedictine's wear	COWL
Blood pressure raiser	STRESS
Bob of 'Full House'	SAGET
Botanist's field	FLORA
Brooch stone	AGATE
Cattle driver	GOAD
Caver's cry	UNCLE
Cleared, as a gaming table	RAKED
Clutter-clearing event	LAWNSALE
Cold shower	SLEET
Comes out	EMERGES
Commotion	ADO
Confession count	SINS
Croats and Serbs	SLAVS
Customers	CLIENTELE
Cyan's kin	TEAL
Deck crew chiefs	BOSNS
Destroy bit by bit	ERODE
Dine late	SUP
Diner on 'Alice'	MELS
Diplomatic doings	TALKS
Disinclined	AVERSE
Dubai dignitaries	EMIRS
Ear, in combinations	OTO
Early anesthetic	ETHER
Earthquake or flood, e.g	ACTOFGOD
Egypt's Sadat	ANWAR
Elusive Himalayan	YETI
Email address, often	USERID
End of some company names	SONS
Entire, in music	TUTTO
Equinox mo	SEPT
Euro divs	CTS
First European to discover New Zealand	TASMAN
Fish-catching eagles	ERNES
Fixes a hem	RESEWS
Flock members	LAICS
Flock members	EWES
Foot part	INCH
Gaelic	ERSE
George's songwriting partner	IRA
Goods producers: Abbr	MFRS
Gregarious	SOCIAL
Half a fathom	YARD
Harness race entrant	TROTTER
He resigned in October 1973	AGNEW
Holiday lead-ins	EVES
Horace collection	ODES
Hurler Hershiser	OREL
Inflexible	RIGID
IV inserters, at times	EMTS
Juicers	TOSSPOTS
Lapland people	SAMI
Less fresh	STALER
Like 'marimba' and 'basenji'	BANTU
Like a velvet Elvis	KITSCHY
Like medieval Europe	FEUDAL
Like some memorable days	REDLETTER
Line crosser	SCAB
Lisa of CNN	LING
List of candidates	SLATE
Loan figs	PCTS
Lucy's love	DESI
Macadam ingredient	TAR
Make clearer, maybe	EDIT
Marseille menu	CARTE
Marty's 'Young Frankenstein' role	IGOR
Mediocre, review-wise	TWOSTAR
Medium	SEER
Merlin Olsen, for his entire pro career	RAM
Minnow mover	FIN
Misty Copeland costume	TUTU
More bizarre	ODDER
Name on 'Pulp Fiction' posters	UMA
Neighborhood	AREA
Ness's crew	TMEN
Network that became Spike TV in 2003	TNN
Never, to Nietzsche	NIE
Notre Dame honoree	DIEU
On ___ (commensurate)	APAR
Org. in post-Katrina news	FEMA
Pep rally shout	RAH
Perp zapper	TASER
Philosopher Kierkegaard	SOREN
Play reviewer	REF
Pooh's pessimistic pal	EEYORE
Purported	ALLEGED
Rachael Ray cooking staple, for short	EVOO
Radius neighbor	ULNA
Record exec's drawerful	DEMOS
Schnitzel base	VEAL
Scholars' collars	ETONS
Shrunken sea	ARAL
Sidekick with a headband	TONTO
Simple song	DITTY
Snitch	TATTLE
Socket for a camera's flash	SHOE
Sparkling wine	ASTI
Special Forces headgear	BERETS
Stay ahead of	ELUDE
Story in une maison	ETAGE
Subject of a snap, often	YOMAMA
Tacky stuff	GOO
Team VIPs	GMS
The orchestra was in turmoil; the conductor didn't ___..	KNOWTHESCORE
They may be blank	STARES
Time off, slangily	VACAY
Title of respect in India	SRI
Underworld parties	MAFIOSI
Vb. form like 'to be'	INF
Wanda of 'Black-ish'	SYKES
Watchdog warning	GRR
Way beyond bad	ROTTEN
Way over yonder	AFAR
With bated breath	EAGERLY
Withers	FADES
Wolfgang Puck's flagship restaurant	SPAGO