Grampa Simpson, familiarly

The clue "Grampa Simpson, familiarly" was last spotted by us at the Wall Street Journal Crossword on May 18 2019.

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A B E

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Wall Street Journal Clues May 18, 2019

You can dig it
Low points
Baby bird?
Endurance experts
Sky lights
Ho Chi Minh Museum site
Stones song that would be a poor choice for use in an IBM ad?
Wax lyrical about
Plodding
Massenet opera
Be indiscreet
Go for
Boarding school detention
"Well, look at that!"
Flares up, as fighting
Twisted Sister song that would be a poor choice for use in a FedEx ad?
What are you looking at?
Caught in the act
"Shoot!"
Org. that regulates dietary supplements
Has a bawl
PX patrons
Beach Boys song that would be a poor choice for use in a Google ad?
Covers with mud
___ Na Na
He rewards courage on both sides in the "Iliad"
Grampa Simpson, familiarly
Thai or Taiwanese, e.g.
Employee incentive
Cosmetician Lauder
Wander (about)
Tom Jones song that would be a poor choice for use in a Christie's auction house ad?
Son of, in Arabic names
Mary ___ (Shakespeare's mother)
Start of a toast
Adagio and allegro
Former Atl. crosser
Horseback ride
___-80 (old computer)
Indian turnovers
Marvin Gaye song that would be a poor choice for use in a ReaLemon ad?
Auto graph?
Foul
Abby's twin sister
Jump on the ice
"Stay" singer Lisa
Audition tapes
Bill Haley & His Comets song that would be a poor choice for use in a U-Haul ad?
Whistler's Massachusetts birthplace
Attorney's org.
Spots
Antiquing substance
Suspended ride
No-frills
Doctrines
The great unwashed
Elvis Presley song that would be a poor choice for use in a Sheraton ad?
Brown shade
Hospital staffer
Recent delivery
English exam part, often
Italian white wines
Concluded a case
Turkish harvest
Cy Young Award winner Hershiser
Florida representative Darren
They breed in arctic Canada
Trade-promoting U.N. agcy.
Gave, as by a bequest
Van ___, California
Parenthesis, essentially
U.S. currency
2004 Will Smith sci-fi film
Julia of "Presumed Innocent"
Jon of "Chicago P.D."
That woman
Campaign promise
Leading
Fowl place
Bagpipers' garb
Like a perfect game
Compadres
Dracula feature
Like many a frat party
Solution: Abbr.
Count Basie's "___'Clock Jump"
Practical, as experience
Lemieux milieu
Heads abroad?
"Hold On Tight" band
Gave a post-workout massage to
Pos. counterpart
To an annoying degree
Penn of "Designated Survivor"
Very loud, to Verdi
Uncool fellows
Go-ahead
Central theme
Mayo masses
Stinging jellyfish
"Phooey!"
"Street Dreams" rapper
Principal
Edda author Sturluson
Bertie's aunt in P.G. Wodehouse stories
Donald Trump's youngest son
Clear, in a cafeteria
Diploma word
Crimson rivals
R&D site
Each
Tabloid abductors
Intense dislikes
"Wiseguy" star Ken
Lionize
"A rat!"
Bit
Prepared
Chat room chuckle
Immigrant's night sch. class
Out of focus
1950s political monogram
Novak Djokovic's homeland
Chain owned by Wyndham
Being, to Brutus
Beelike
Whinny
Run out, as a membership
Skeevy looks
Blubbers
PPP, to Pythagoras
Sleek, in brand names
OPEC amts.
"Now!"
Parcel (out)
Winter racer
"Come to think of it..."
Gun, as an engine
Due-quattro go-between
Clod chopper