August 17th 2012 Wall Street Journal crossword answers

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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 140 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Shower head?
Silly goose
Sodden
Steakhouse order
Soybean pastes
Since Jan. 1
Sister of Lucy, Edmund and Peter in the Narnia books
Steinway competitor
Staff anew
Skip
Test run
Small batteries
Start of a brain health adage
They have enclosing canopies
Smart
Driver's warning
Editorial override
Like drinks garnished with umbrellas, often
Enigmatic feature of this puzzle's subject
It has juicy white flesh in a rough red shell
Extinguish, in a way
Like the German 'die' and French 'la'
Far from friendly
Jester in 'Twelfth Night'
London local
Finding from a fire investigator
Flute, for one
July 4 b'day celebrant
Force an astronaut feels on Earth
Geologic time period
Kin of -kin
Guardian spirits
Lug
H.S. lab class
Kin of orgs
Lumberjacks' contest
Hall's musical partner
Hardly reputable
Left on deck
Mag. unit
Hayek of 'Savages'
Hindu princess
Leg of a cycling race
Many an MIT grad
In shape
International pageant competitor
Less cowardly
Mark, as a survey box
It ends at Cairo
This, in Toledo
Work well together
Tiffany collectibles
Tony winner Hagen
Workout count
Towel tag
Wrinkle remover, at times
Tracks
View from the dorms
VIP on the Hill
___ buco
Wages before overtime
Walesa's people
___ Hashana
Warbler's gift
Wi-Fi alternative
They wear very little clothing
Winner of four consecutive U.S. Open titles
Word from a polite Parisian
'No prob!'
'Drinks are ___!'
'Candy is dandy' poet
'Baseball Tonight' network
Dog's chew toy
Do business with
Med. care option
Reach across
Miyazaki's medium
Place for a cooling pie
Mood lifter
Receiving line?
Platte River people
Muted
NASA buggy
Rip Torn's 'Men in Black' role
Negotiating goals
Polonius hid behind one in 'Hamlet'
Private lunch area
Notion
Prophetic sort
On 8/21/1911 the subject (the letters dropped from the starred answers) was ___
Publishing IDs
Palette choices
Punch-in-the-gut utterance
Philanthropist Yale
Racer's sponsor
Pitcher Saberhagen
Rock's Clapton
Ship fitted out at Palos
Setting for the setting of el sol
Rushed along
Rustic setting
*'Here's to you, Napoleon!' perhaps?
*Cliburn's nickname after winning the Tchaikovsky Piano Competition?
*Counseling offered by TV's Downey?
Bad-mouths
Birthplace of this puzzle's subject
*Exotic center of instinctive impulses?
*Public protest against Hawaiian noisemakers?
Baseball Hall of Famer Roush
Board, as a bus
*Pusillanimous particle?
*Rack's well-liked partner?
Believer's suffix
Broadway singer Linda
*Superego?
1986 James Cameron film
Bellhop, at times
Butler's workplace
A-train org
A.L. stand-ins
Betrays boredom
Camera part
Advice from a pro?
Athlete born Edson Arantes do Nascimento
Bird-related: Prefix
Canadian physician William
Carrier whose name means 'skyward'
County meas
Connecticut town nicknamed 'The Submarine Capital of the World'
Carrying capacity
Cato's 210
Cricket equipment
Conniving
Chopin composition
Colleague of Antonin, Clarence and Sonia
D.C.-to-Dover dir
Computer support pro
Conical quarters
Denim worker
Copying

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