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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jul 19 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 17 July 2021 Puzzle is here for you, if you need help.
The Puzzle Grid for Today is 21 boxes wide and 21 boxes tall. It’s name is The Name of the Game. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Katie Hale & Christina Iverson & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 67 Horizontal Clues and 73 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Rover alternativeSPOT
- . Character with a whalebone legAHAB
- . Sister brand of Twinkies and ZingersHOHOS
- . Secret storeSTASH
- . UnaccompaniedLONE
- . Lymphatic system componentNODE
- . Breakout companyATARI
- . When to enterONCUE
- . Burks of the KnicksALEC
- . Joiner’s toolsAWLS
- . Stunt performer’s favorite childhood game?DOUBLEDUTCH
- . Tales of Mars, e.g.MYTHS
- . Morse tapsDITS
- . Kaitlin of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”OLSON
- . Scolding soundTSK
- . Political strategist’s favorite childhood game?SPINTHEBOTTLE
- . Planet’s shape in a book series by Terry PratchettDISC
- . Common courier transportMOPED
- . Highly caffeinatedWIRED
- . Lengthy accessoryBOA
- . DiFranco who founded Righteous Babe RecordsANI
- . Migration formationVEE
- . Comedian TigNOTARO
- . Spaghetti sprinklingPARMESAN
- . BlowERUPT
- . Window installer’s favorite childhood game?BLINDMANSBLUFF
- . Be revoltingRISEUP
- . Nine-digit IDSSN
- . Visual precursors to migraine headachesAURAE
- . Fruit from a palmDATE
- . Source of a draftBEERTAP
- . Eponym of an L-shaped wrenchALLEN
- . Green powerSOLAR
- . Social media influencer’s favorite childhood game?FOLLOWTHELEADER
- . Wood-damaging beetleBORER
- . First sign of springARIES
- . Chopin’s “Funeral March” and Beethoven’s “Pathétique”SONATAS
- . Coll. star, back in the dayBMOC
- . Brother of Virgil and Morgan EarpWYATT
- . Piz Bernina, e.g.ALP
- . “Ain’t happening!”NODICE
- . Photographer’s favorite childhood game?CAPTURETHEFLAG
- . Saoirse with four Oscar nominationsRONAN
- . Brother of Alvin and SimonTHEODORE
- . Senators’ homeOTTAWA
- . Tailor’s concernFIT
- . Demings in the HouseVAL
- . NBA nail-bitersOTS
- . Aquarium botherALGAE
- . Goddess with a lyreERATO
- . Salicylic acid targetACNE
- . Broadway star’s favorite childhood game?MUSICALCHAIRS
- . WWII prezFDR
- . Out of placeINAPT
- . Monopoly turnROLL
- . Dot on a mapISLET
- . Tanner’s favorite childhood game?HIDEANDSEEK
- . Badlands sightMESA
- . You, before you were bornTHEE
- . Geometry calculationsAREAS
- . Hawk’s homeAERIE
- . Now or in the pastEVER
- . Natural mannerEASE
- . Purell targetGERMS
- . Extended operatic soloSCENA
- . Really smellREEK
- . Procedure partSTEP
WSJ DOWN
- . They might be grandSLAMS
- . Coral colony memberVERB
- . What K-Cups and Nespresso capsules are designed forBBCTV
- . House relativeHAG
- . Political strategist NavarroPOLYP
- . Awkward situationERIE
- . Go off scriptOMAHA
- . GiftsFIRE
- . BirthedONETIMEUSE
- . Hepburn’s “The Lion in Winter” co-starROPELADDER
- . Did teamster workTECHNO
- . The planets, e.g.PERFECTO
- . Tall storage siteCREAM
- . Nursery purchaseSTP
- . Fasteners named for their shapeTUTOR
- . Pretends nothing is amissUDON
- . Be really awfulASS
- . Cynical snickerANA
- . BackHEN
- . Nascar sponsorPAL
- . Add to the mixing bowlWROTEIN
- . Farmyard fowlHOWDEDO
- . 1982 movie with a 2010 sequelPLAYERS
- . Foot with two partsNDAS
- . Bunch of produceADLIB
- . Pact replaced by the USMCATBS
- . DeduceORATE
- . Conjugation targetASEC
- . Lake at the end of a canal finished in 1825BESTOWALS
- . “Chad” airerWITH
- . “La Belle ___” (revue that launched Al Jolson’s career)AMPERE
- . Walter Raleigh’s 1595 questSTIRIN
- . “You nailed it!”TETE
- . Study guideLUTEIN
- . Hill’s counterpartHAD
- . Consider deeplyTRON
- . BudAHS
- . Game participantsFOGS
- . Sighing soundsKEA
- . Mexican misterOTOOLE
- . Speak like CiceroDALE
- . AccompanyingALTAIR
- . Top of le corps humainHAULED
- . Spanish gentlemanMULL
- . “Doctor Who” airerLATECOMER
- . Heartland of America Park siteORBS
- . Way to a treehouse, perhapsPAREE
- . Protection that may be worn by a conspiracy theoristPGA
- . Fruit from a palmALEVE
- . Email statusSILO
- . Picked a candidate not on the ballotBANANAS
- . Early computer for hobbyistsWELLSEE
- . Person seated at intermission, sayENDORSE
- . Course org.DON
- . Thick Japanese noodlesARC
- . Visibility reducersARK
- . “Maybe”SOD
- . Pendulum pathIAMB
- . Current unitSENOR
- . Chemical in eye health supplementsAHI
- . Yellowfin tunaTNUTS
- . Feels bitter, say?ELDORADO
- . Vichyssoise ingredientTASTES
- . Bayer brandACTSCASUAL
- . Witherspoon of “Walk the Line”TINFOILHAT
- . Excessively priceySUCK
- . Classical elementNAFTA
- . Leak preventers, of a sort: Abbr.ACAI
- . “Just ___!” (“Hold on!”)REESE
- . CroneHEH
- . Mule’s fatherINFER
- . Mauna ___SENT
- . Temple chestSTEEP