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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Apr 12 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 10 April 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 Catching Some Z’s. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Gary Larson & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 74 Horizontal Clues and 66 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Cry of defeatUNCLE
- . Trunk growthMOSS
- . Pastoral soundsBAAS
- . Impediment to compromise, perhapsEGO
- . Affectionate greetingHIHON
- . SmidgenIOTA
- . Riyadh residentSAUDI
- . Dribble catcherBIB
- . Stiff drink for a loose lady?FLOOZYSHOT
- . ___ a high noteENDON
- . ZeroNONE
- . Plains tribeOTOES
- . Overcome by mal de mer?PITCHINGWOOZY
- . Four six-packsCASE
- . @@@@ATS
- . San Francisco’s ___ ValleyNOE
- . $7.2 million purchase of 1867ALASKA
- . Astronomical meas.LTYR
- . Confirmed, as a passwordREKEYED
- . Saintly qualityPIETY
- . Works in a galleryART
- . Suisse peaksALPES
- . Father of Goneril, Regan and CordeliaLEAR
- . Ballpark figuresSTATS
- . “O Sole ___”MIO
- . One way to travelBYSEA
- . BlunderERROR
- . “Skedaddle!”SCRAM
- . Check recipientPAYEE
- . Bad spotsZITS
- . Fortuneteller’s openingISEE
- . Rum mixerCOLA
- . Put at restALLAY
- . Ore analyzerASSAYER
- . BootOUST
- . Tarot suitCUPS
- . How French dip is servedAUJUS
- . Grilled, on taco truck menusASADA
- . Its flag includes sego lilies and a beehiveUTAH
- . With skillABLY
- . Performed poorlySTUNKAT
- . Emmy winner CicelyTYSON
- . Grandson of MethuselahNOAH
- . Some catsTOMS
- . Black-clad teen, oftenGOTH
- . Celestial sphere supporterATLAS
- . Turkic languageTATAR
- . Primitive weaponSPEAR
- . Native of 34-AcrossALEUT
- . Big heartACE
- . BeatTHROB
- . Toledo’s lakeERIE
- . Actors Sean and ChrisPENNS
- . Caldwell with four TonysZOE
- . One may be crownedMOLAR
- . Loser’s demandREMATCH
- . Polar explorerBYRD
- . Spurred onGOOSED
- . Sch. supporterPTA
- . “Evil Woman” bandELO
- . Stately treesOAKS
- . That one-of-a-kind yeti, say?MOUNTAINDOOZY
- . “Stand and Deliver” starOLMOS
- . TeensyITTY
- . Prepare for a driveTEEUP
- . Dress for Donald Duck’s girlfriend?DAISYSHIFT
- . Dangerous dogCUR
- . Maltese moneyEUROS
- . Conditioner ingredientALOE
- . Bull session?RODEO
- . Bonobo, e.g.APE
- . Brit. decorationsDSOS
- . TransmitSEND
- . Wordsworth worksPOEMS
WSJ DOWN
- . TV bandUHF
- . ZeroCLAMP
- . Persnickety poodle?CANT
- . Blackout baddieMICA
- . Carmaker FerrariNIL
- . BlundersATRIA
- . Delighted squealUBOAT
- . Where do you get off?GOTUP
- . SmoothCHOOSYTOY
- . ___ mi (Vietnamese sandwich)PLATH
- . Carmaker based in BavariaOUTRE
- . God, in the TorahLOOTER
- . Some hitsEASYHARMONY
- . Kindle readENZO
- . Shopping district of TokyoABEL
- . Be dutifulROOST
- . Union busterYEARLY
- . Per annumLAST
- . Gossip from a busybody?BLEATED
- . Like pedicure socksMISSTEPS
- . Power unitsAUTOS
- . Surgical toolADIEUS
- . Parts of heartsOOH
- . Repulsive dress?SKEEZYJUMPER
- . Morales of “NCIS: Los Angeles”NERO
- . Author of a dull sports memoir?STOP
- . Genesis victimESAI
- . Opera offeringsUNSER
- . Columbia catchDUOS
- . Party dipSATINY
- . ThinTASK
- . Class with divisionsAIRPOPS
- . Simple choir part?TOELESS
- . What to doAGREETO
- . Times pastSECEDER
- . Wear wellSATO
- . Jam ingredientsMAZDAS
- . 1974 Nobel Peace Prize winnerBANH
- . Quitter’s wordARIAS
- . Wolf pack memberTAPA
- . “The Bell Jar” writerYALE
- . Four-time Indy 500 champAUDI
- . AcceptPROSYATHLETE
- . Some wild ones are sownION
- . Spanish snackADONAI
- . Offhand comment from a slacker?REEDY
- . “Put ___ in it!”ENCLOSED
- . Tournament favoritesSINGLES
- . Settle down for the nightERAS
- . Cooks without oil, as some cornUNHOLY
- . Shut inWATTS
- . WickedOATS
- . Issued 10-AcrossMSRP
- . Parting wordsNOSYACCOUNT
- . Japanese carsBOOHOO
- . Sad soundEBOOK
- . Heeded the alarmTROUT
- . FreakishLAZYASIDE
- . Mineral whose name is Latin for “crumb”GINZA
- . Successor of ClaudiusSALSA
- . Some pop groupsACORK
- . Where the Clintons metFEM
- . Car ad lettersOBEY
- . It’s chargedMATH
- . Not masc. or neut.SEEDS
- . How-___ (instruction manuals)TOS