Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Apr 3 2022 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 02 April 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 Take the El. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Bill Pipal & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 65 Horizontal Clues and 75 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Ernie’s palBERT
- . Sicilian spouterETNA
- . Pinkett Smith of “The Matrix Resurrections”JADA
- . BlocksSTOPS
- . Contents of el Golfo de MéxicoAGUA
- . Instrument with a solo in Berlioz’s “Harold in Italy”VIOLA
- . “Vous ___” (“You are,” in Arles)ETES
- . Cause for cautionPERIL
- . Piece of art in a Wells Fargo?BANKCANVAS
- . Wring every possible advantage fromMILK
- . Grouch in a garbage canOSCAR
- . Janvier à décembreANNEE
- . Tender in Tartarus?CASHOFTHETITANS
- . Keys, e.g.ISLETS
- . Pharmacist LillyELI
- . Determined responseIWILLSO
- . InvalidatesANNULS
- . Meas. of economic activityGNP
- . Leaves for a drink?TEA
- . Marsh media?BOGPOSTS
- . Caution to a zealous gambler?PACEYOURBETS
- . One might unfold at nightCOT
- . Cowboy flickOATER
- . Considers, as testimonyHEARS
- . Dropped from the squadCUT
- . Dig, maybeSNOOP
- . Person who sits in a lot of laps?RACER
- . FleeceROB
- . Their name for New Zealand is AotearoaMAORI
- . Word after web or skyCAM
- . Boxer, e.g.BREED
- . “You have my full commitment”IMALLIN
- . Little mix-up at the ophthalmologist?SIGHTMISUNDERSTANDING
- . A bit close to homeTOOREAL
- . Work throughSOLVE
- . Driving aidTEE
- . Pays for hand deliveryANTES
- . Spotlight hogHAM
- . Like many disciplinariansSTERN
- . Walk heavilyTROMP
- . Customizable Nintendo avatarMII
- . Ancient elementWATER
- . ResultARISE
- . “Insecure” starRAE
- . Jeans company honchos?PANTMANAGERS
- . Celebrity feuds?FAMEWARS
- . Cheering cryRAH
- . Finished a courseATE
- . Consult for adviceTURNTO
- . List effortlesslyREELOFF
- . Tail spin?WAG
- . Faux fireplace blazerGASLOG
- . Piece of cleaning equipment at a basketball gym?BACKBOARDERASER
- . Infotainment show once hosted by Maria MenounosENEWS
- . Came toAWOKE
- . HeartCORE
- . Steal at a farmers’ market?PEABARGAIN
- . Thing of the pastRELIC
- . Tighten textEDIT
- . Blood componentSERUM
- . ___ Krabappel (111-Down’s teacher)EDNA
- . “I think that I shall never see…” poemTREES
- . First-rateTOPS
- . “Hey, over here!”PSST
- . Like existential questionsDEEP
WSJ DOWN
- . The Who’s “___ O’Riley”BABA
- . “A Visit From the Goon Squad” authorABCS
- . Costing as much asSTAMP
- . Starts, as a hobbyBART
- . Madonna film roleEGAN
- . Hint of colorNOON
- . Stellar flare-upsIONIA
- . “Ah, well…”RAWER
- . Scout’s brother, in “To Kill a Mockingbird”RUNNINGTO
- . BickeringGOTIN
- . Site of the Mughal Empire’s Red FortECOLE
- . Off-kilterTAKESUP
- . “Darth Vader is Luke’s father,” e.g.OCHRE
- . Where some trials are heldTREKKIE
- . Swimmers in podsCELLO
- . Grand, sayPATES
- . Olympus offeringsMALBECS
- . Arthur of the courtsEVA
- . Cousin of 19-AcrossESSO
- . One of Chekhov’s “Three Sisters”MMA
- . 1999 Anthony Hopkins film based on a Shakespeare playWAHOO
- . Canadian station brandTINCT
- . BasicsTAR
- . Day dividerILHAN
- . Participant in a review, perhapsFACET
- . Cigarette stuffNOVAS
- . Casual attemptsSTABS
- . Fusses with feathersATA
- . Ming whose number was retired by the RocketsFRODO
- . It’s about 27 days for the moonALAS
- . Salad recall causeECRU
- . City shrouded in mystery?MEGA
- . Scorpion’s attackDRIP
- . Pale brownASHE
- . Autumn colourPREENS
- . Classy spreadsRETWEETS
- . MulligansOLGA
- . “The Fifer” artistREDOS
- . Birch family memberREAR
- . Combat sport, brieflyJEMFINCH
- . Mouth featuresDELTAS
- . Yoga needGAPS
- . Philatelist’s prizeATIT
- . Ancient region of Asia MinorPEER
- . ArrivedRVER
- . Congresswoman OmarSEEP
- . Winnebago ownerDELHI
- . Typographer’s projectionYAO
- . One-time connectionSERIF
- . Start for phone or churchGEARS
- . Hush-hush govt. org.ASKEW
- . Citrus quaffORBIT
- . EmporiumNSA
- . Money of MexicoARBUS
- . Exuberant exclamationTITUS
- . Measure of viralityMAT
- . Defib expertsEMTS
- . Many a Klingon speakerAMT
- . Some reds from BordeauxSPOILER
- . CabooseMANET
- . Swiss mathematical greatEULER
- . MistreatedTESTLAB
- . Less refinedALDER
- . Site for French lessonsWRONGED
- . AspectORCAS
- . He journeys from the Shire to Mount DoomECOLI
- . BreachesORANGEADE
- . They work in shiftsPIANO
- . Photographer DianeTURIN
- . See 124-AcrossMART
- . Faucet annoyanceWINE
- . Slowly escapeSLRS
- . 95-Down, e.g.STING
- . Easy taskPESO
- . Tsp. or oz.SNAP