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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Nov 5 2022 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 05 November 2022 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 It Works Out in the End. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Adam Simpson & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 61 Horizontal Clues and 79 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Eleven’s favorite food on “Stranger Things”EGGO
- . Bridesmaid, oftenGALPAL
- . Made likeAPED
- . “American Masters” airerPBS
- . It has yet to experience metamorphosisLARVA
- . Chilling outATEASE
- . She-bear, in LatinURSA
- . Terre surrounded by merILE
- . *First Amendment protectionFREEDOMOFTHEPRESS
- . Recipe measureCUP
- . Heeds the evangelistREPENTS
- . Tree flowSAP
- . Gillette brandATRA
- . Attempt to seizeGRASPAT
- . *Hair feature popular in the Victorian EraSAUSAGECURL
- . *Put on a robe, perhapsTAKETHEBENCH
- . Response to a challengeILLTRY
- . Andy’s fishing buddy in a classic sitcom openingOPIE
- . Word that replaced the original draft’s “world history” in an FDR speechINFAMY
- . Sweetly, in a scoreDOLCE
- . Screws up Bond’s martiniSTIRS
- . Laid down the lawDECREED
- . Fair setupsBOOTHS
- . Saloon requestANOTHER
- . Nervous symptomTIC
- . Its three largest cities all start with COHIO
- . Gather bit by bitGLEAN
- . *“Have room in your car?”CANIGETALIFT
- . Target of some massagingEGO
- . Give permission toLET
- . Diving birdsCOOTS
- . ___ anglais (woodwind instrument)COR
- . Member of the famSIS
- . *Manipulate dataNUMBERCRUNCH
- . EmbroiledMIRED
- . Radius partnerULNA
- . Peg in quoitsHOB
- . Sesame or flax, e.g.OILSEED
- . Giving a come-hither look, sayFLIRTY
- . Athletic area?OAKLAND
- . Elizabeth of “WandaVision”OLSEN
- . Pillow coversSHAMS
- . Members of the familyNIECES
- . HodgepodgeOLIO
- . Light installationSCONCE
- . *Unfortunate way to leave a shipWALKTHEPLANK
- . *Taqueria appCHIPSANDDIP
- . Long-fingered lemursAYEAYES
- . Aggressive OlympianARES
- . PairDUO
- . “Waiting for Godot” playwrightBECKETT
- . Spot for recyclablesBIN
- . Vote, say, and a clue to one side of the asterisked answersEXERCISEYOURRIGHT
- . Corp. abbr.INC
- . PiddlingMERE
- . HeadlineSTARIN
- . Region of ancient Asia Minor that included EphesusIONIA
- . Previously namedNEE
- . Cold War initialsUSSR
- . Anderson of “Baywatch”PAMELA
- . AnesthetizedNUMB
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- . Galadriel, e.g.ELF
- . Ryan Potter’s “Titans” roleGTO
- . Test for a Ph.D. program hopefulENUF
- . In charge ofCABIN
- . Sperm or ovumGAR
- . LoadsRAPS
- . Port, for a marinerGULL
- . “Deflategate” team, familiarlySHRINE
- . Firewood source, appropriatelyGRE
- . “Da 5 Bloods” directorAKITA
- . Radiant glowsOMNISCIENCE
- . Like some phone plansOVERSEEING
- . End for prophet or priestBARHOPS
- . German articleADEPT
- . “Imagine it…”ROLLE
- . Out of focusTANS
- . Flower partEMU
- . ProficientOPAH
- . MoonfishSTEER
- . The Nittany Lions’ sch.YMCA
- . “Don’t be weird”XES
- . Classic Pontiac muscle carGAMETE
- . Emulates Lil BabyHATCH
- . Japanese dogSENDERS
- . Voldemort gave Harry Potter hisATON
- . “Alas…”BIDEN
- . Bit of goopROO
- . Cockney greetingDURER
- . “Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship, and Purpose” authorLEFT
- . Cabinet dept. with a dynamo and derrick on its sealENER
- . Org. for the Eagles but not the RavensCUBAN
- . Himalayan hulksDOC
- . Esther of “Good Times”PATS
- . DirectNFC
- . Be intoCON
- . Sound setupKIWI
- . Tipsy typesISP
- . Sub entryASH
- . Fielder with two Silver Slugger AwardsSCAR
- . BamboozleAOC
- . N.Y. rep. since 2019LEAP
- . Unspecified ordinalSTA
- . Setting for many organsLEE
- . StaggeringAHME
- . Plenty, informallyNTH
- . Shore flierACL
- . Godlike abilityBEAM
- . Cigar selectionPSU
- . Carouses, in a wayYETIS
- . Springy critterONEK
- . Central spotEYRE
- . Miserable anguishAURAS
- . Fun run, perhapsDIG
- . Hold upMIDST
- . Beach acquisitionsCOIL
- . Where “you can hang out with all the boys,” in songPREPAID
- . Fuzzy fruitCECIL
- . SpringHAKUNA
- . Knee injury initialsESS
- . 1982 Tony winner for Best MusicalGLOB
- . Postal partiesTORSO
- . GreenlightsEYER
- . Sacred spotDAS
- . Start of a “Lion King” songELLO
- . Watchful personAREEL
- . Dish that may be swabbedPETRI
- . Glamping site, perhapsACTCOOL
- . Engraver AlbrechtDESOLATION
- . Clinic nicknamePICTURETHIS
- . Smile radiantlyDELAY
- . Surname of a literary governessGNU
- . Slinky, essentiallyBLURRY
- . Member of the Australian avifaunaHIFI
- . Marks a boxNINE
- . Web access lettersHIM
- . MTA stopSEPAL
- . Bearded beastSOTS
- . Pronoun choiceOKS
- . Browser featureTAB