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The Puzzle Grid for Today is 15 boxes wide and 15 boxes tall. It was called: Plus One. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Erik Agard & Alison Ohringer & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 37 Horizontal Clues and 39 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ ACROSS Clues
- 1. DowntimeREST
- 5. Union foesSCABS
- 10. Phone alert soundDING
- 14. In excess ofOVER
- 15. Pioneering company in imaging technologyKODAK
- 16. “Te quiero” sentimentAMOR
- 17. She may read your messagesSIRI
- 18. Winner of six Grammys on February 12, 2012ADELE
- 19. Subway fareHERO
- 20. Photo collectionALBUM
- 22. Shining expanses formed by evaporationSALTFLATS
- 24. Yoga necessityMAT
- 26. LiesRECLINES
- 27. Like many ketchup bottlesFLIPTOP
- 31. Main character in Cather’s “The Song of the Lark”THEA
- 32. Peak times for jamsRUSHHOURS
- 34. Fire proofASHES
- 38. Cry in la plaza de torosOLE
- 39. Drama performed in front of a painted image of a pine treeNOH
- 40. Back in timeAGO
- 41. Flash of lightGLEAM
- 44. Turquoise, e.g.COOLCOLOR
- 48. Colleague of Elena and SoniaRUTH
- 50. GraveEARNEST
- 51. Less crunchy Tex-Mex optionSOFTTACO
- 55. Abject sorrowWOE
- 56. Rutted roadCARTTRACK
- 58. Pecs’ placeCHEST
- 62. What some teams play toATIE
- 63. QuartersAREAS
- 65. High in HondurasALTO
- 66. They share their home arena with the WNBA’s LibertyNETS
- 67. Where an eligible Goldberg may meet an eligible KatzJDATE
- 68. “lol,” escalatedLMAO
- 69. ScamperTROT
- 70. Formal “ain’t”ISNOT
- 71. What the letters added to the four “stirred” words in this puzzle spellFORK
WSJ DOWN Clues
- 1. Parks on a busROSA
- 2. Good matchEVIL
- 3. Belgrade nativeSERB
- 4. Carry the dayTRIUMPH
- 5. Rocksteady precursorSKA
- 6. Fish and chips ingredientsCODS
- 7. “Would you be ___ and help me?”ADEAR
- 8. It has a flexible soleBALLETSHOE
- 9. Painter’s first draftSKETCH
- 10. Symbols of MexicoDAHLIAS
- 11. Lead-in to a clarification or correctionIMEAN
- 12. Marruecos-a-España direcciónNORTE
- 13. Box office figureGROSS
- 21. SAT sectionMATH
- 23. Lab coat problemFLEA
- 25. UndulyTOO
- 27. Who (or what) Princess Tiana kissedFROG
- 28. RespiteLULL
- 29. “Ohhh!”ISEE
- 30. Early computer inputsPUNCHCARDS
- 33. Bush jumperROO
- 35. RobustHALE
- 36. They might be checked at the doorEGOS
- 37. IlkSORT
- 42. Drawing challengeARTTEST
- 43. Pound pickMUTT
- 45. Bar concernLAW
- 46. Gator’s look-alikeCROC
- 47. Partner’s share, oftenONEHALF
- 49. ___ P. Henson of “Empire”TARAJI
- 51. Barely sufficientSCANT
- 52. Western, informallyOATER
- 53. Corn chipFRITO
- 54. Hurricane’s birthplaceOCEAN
- 57. 1960s TV role for Bruce LeeKATO
- 59. Michelle Obama’s partner in a 2009 health PSAELMO
- 60. Cowboys helmet featureSTAR
- 61. Made off withTOOK
- 64. Filming localeSET