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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Nov 3 2021 were just published. The solution for Wednesday, 03 November 2021 Puzzle is here for you, if you need help.
The Puzzle Grid for Today is 15 boxes wide and 15 boxes tall. It’s name is Obviously. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Brad Wiegmann & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 35 Horizontal Clues and 41 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Badger’s kinOTTER
- . High growth area?SCALP
- . Mugging perpetratorHAM
- . Mock-innocent reply to an accusationWHOME
- . Onetime home of the world’s largest pineapple plantationLANAI
- . Renaissance, for oneERA
- . Like fish refusing to bite?NOTUPFORTHEBAIT
- . Proceed againstSUE
- . Campfire seatingLOGS
- . Paulson of “The People v. O.J. Simpson”SARAH
- . 1979 Earth, Wind & Fire albumIAM
- . Good place to get vegan food?PLANT
- . Podiatrist’s concern?AGONYOFTHEFEET
- . They hold handsBRIGS
- . Coffeehouse orderLATTE
- . Thick mass of hairMOP
- . Ill humorBILE
- . OutmaneuversJUKES
- . Shelter for birdsCOTE
- . Sitcom extraterrestrialALF
- . Party needs?VOTES
- . He’s often told “I’d like to solve the puzzle”SAJAK
- . What many an African crocodile does?LIVESINTHENILE
- . Aid for making chair legsLATHE
- . Nat. on the Persian GulfUAE
- . It includes Invalides and Bastille stationsMETRO
- . West Coast sch. dedicated to health scienceUCSF
- . Emeril Lagasse exclamationBAM
- . What a good book publisher must have?ANEYEFORTHETALE
- . Nat. on the MediterraneanSYR
- . It’s set in concreteREBAR
- . Hershey candy that comes in a tubeROLOS
- . PossessesHAS
- . Bad beerSWILL
- . “Obviously!” (and an apt title for this puzzle)NODUH
WSJ DOWN
- . PossessesOWNS
- . GABBA
- . Big bagMASH
- . Outback runnerTHOU
- . Sportscast featuresGRILL
- . Real grindENYA
- . Film in which George Carlin voiced a VW busTOTE
- . “Them!” creatureOILFILTERS
- . “Well, ___-di-dah!”EMU
- . Kitchen cabinetINGE
- . Result of a love tap?VARY
- . Soprano’s soloREPLAYS
- . Archimedes focusVETOERS
- . Exclusion-based angst, in briefFOMO
- . Garlic, to a vampireJOSH
- . “Picnic” authorFEW
- . Something that may challenge our basic assumptions?SLOG
- . “I’m up for it!”FLUTIE
- . “Dancing Queen” quartetOBI
- . Diner fixtureCARS
- . AutoZone buysTAKEN
- . QB famous for a 1984 Hail MaryURAL
- . Not on the marketANT
- . UtterPHTEST
- . Snub-nosed poochCTRL
- . KidLAH
- . Mr. Peanut propLETS
- . They kill billsHUSH
- . Branching coralPIESAFE
- . FluctuateSEAFERN
- . Library orderBANE
- . Brewer’s mixtureCANE
- . “Caribbean Blue” singerTOO
- . River to the CaspianHEARTEMOJI
- . Key lettersBALD
- . Not locked?ARIA
- . Baseball family nameTOTAL
- . Jersey materialALOU
- . Scarcely anyMATH
- . Kimono sashPEKE
- . ExcessivelyMESH