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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Apr 18 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 17 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 Hoard Times. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Mike Shenk & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 61 Horizontal Clues and 77 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Home of the NHL’s WildSTPAUL
- . Meteor’s trailSTREAK
- . Moved laterallySIDLED
- . Sherbet choiceORANGE
- . Embarrassing gaffeFAUXPAS
- . Slide subjectAMOEBA
- . Why a connoisseur might build a spacious wine cellar?FORTHEMOSTPORT
- . Unpleasant reminder?NAGGER
- . “___ a long story”ITS
- . Genre from JamaicaSKA
- . Food section of a mall?SHOPPINGCOURT
- . Indignant exclamationAHEM
- . LockTRESS
- . “Walking on Thin Ice” vocalistONO
- . Makes a choiceOPTS
- . Bone: PrefixOSTEO
- . Squared accounts, in a wayAVENGED
- . Zoo chimps who just sit there doing nothing?MONKEYBORES
- . RelaxedATEASE
- . SubsHOAGIES
- . Waiting room callNEXT
- . Harder to make outBLURRIER
- . Listening to repetitive music, maybeONHOLD
- . Nick Jr.’s “___ Pig”PEPPA
- . Meet heatRACE
- . Joplin workRAG
- . “Hamlet” propSKULL
- . “Law & Order” segmentTRIAL
- . Initiation ritualOATH
- . RegardingASTO
- . Question asked during a guitar lesson?ISTHISYOURCHORD
- . Dharma expertLAMA
- . LoadedRICH
- . Seekers of intelligenceSPIES
- . Conjure upEVOKE
- . First name of Dickens’s “Little Dorrit”AMY
- . Decrease in powerWANE
- . Bottle sizeLITER
- . Roman general who defeated HannibalSCIPIO
- . Is pedanticNITPICKS
- . River through StratfordAVON
- . Confident poker playersRAISERS
- . StickADHERE
- . Component of a nonkosher wrap?CENTRALPORK
- . Winter War forceREDARMY
- . BuryINTER
- . Sounds from poundsARFS
- . Org. with the arts.gov websiteNEA
- . Slow passageLARGO
- . Sign of boredomYAWN
- . Camera emporium?SHOOTINGSTORE
- . Admiral’s org.USN
- . Flamboyant accessoryBOA
- . Attached to a taskbar, sayPINNED
- . Uncool fellow’s inoculation?ASHOTINTHEDORK
- . Ultimate goalENDALL
- . Powerful and dignifiedLEONINE
- . Stir upAROUSE
- . “Are you kidding me?”REALLY
- . Least sweetDRYEST
- . Received in one’s homeHOSTED
WSJ DOWN
- . Capital in the BalkansSOFIA
- . Pledged loyaltyHOS
- . Analyze grammaticallyLANA
- . Crumb carrierASPER
- . Repulsed remarksTROTH
- . National emblem of WalesMONK
- . Hub northwest of LAXAMID
- . Piece of thigh armorRHINE
- . Gordon, Negga and WilsonPARSE
- . Nationals, when internationalOAHU
- . EachMYTH
- . Chess’s world champion from 1975 to 1985FONDA
- . Spilled everythingANT
- . It comes with the Magic KeyboardMONGOLIA
- . Well-meaning sortPERSONAL
- . Starting advantageUGHS
- . Pulitzer-winning film criticSKILLS
- . Game whose board has 20 radial segmentsWIRE
- . “Goosebumps” writer R.L.TELL
- . Buccaneer budsLEEK
- . Denial from a demoiselleTEED
- . Its monetary unit is the tugrikTRACED
- . Mug, sayIDLY
- . Résumé listingMATEYS
- . Ready to be drivenTHINK
- . Nick and Nora’s terrierANN
- . Pampas horsemanSFO
- . Being, in BrestROB
- . “Straight, No Chaser” composerPRICES
- . Mount Ka’ala settingREGAL
- . Vague lunch timeTASSE
- . SettleONEISH
- . Volatile, as a situationMASSED
- . Condescending mannerRUTHS
- . American assignmentREPAY
- . As a resultLACY
- . Laughs from SantaTHOR
- . Stiff drinkEXPOS
- . Trellis piecesEXPLOSIVE
- . Sticker figuresLOONY
- . RuminateAPOP
- . Set straightASTA
- . Official warningUPTON
- . Located the source ofARTIE
- . Writer SinclairKARPOV
- . Child labor?ORIENT
- . Grammy nominee Del ReyREINS
- . Surrounded bySTINE
- . One might revolve around MarsBRACER
- . Letters on a zero buttonRIG
- . Khan’s foeNET
- . Dawn goddessNON
- . It might be bugging youLATHS
- . Like lingerie, oftenRANOUT
- . Pretzel toppingSANG
- . IntimateGAUCHO
- . ExpiredSALT
- . Teamster transportSHAH
- . Crime writer RuleIMAC
- . Fit for a kingETRE
- . AssembledRECIPE
- . Consistent withNERO
- . Cologne dividerDOGOODER
- . “On Golden Pond” Oscar winnerADVISORY
- . BananasDOS
- . Gramercy Five bandleader ShawLEGUP
- . Controlling power, so to speakAIRS
- . In the vicinityOPER
- . On the declineABOUT
- . Out of gear?EBERT
- . Gambler’s giveawaySEAT
- . Without purposeKIRK
- . Wielder of MjölnirWORSE
- . Persian rulerDARTS
- . Seneca’s studentERGO
- . Bottom lineEOS
- . Cube root of ochoNAKED