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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Apr 26 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 24 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 It’s Raining. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Randolph Ross & 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
- . Macho guyMANSMAN
- . Bank deposits, of a sortSILTS
- . Some pastaELBOWS
- . “Have we started yet?”AMILATE
- . Brownie bunchTROOP
- . Warren residentsRABBITS
- . Plagiarist?COPYCATWRITER
- . Scandinavian spiritsABSOLUT
- . Rapper FiascoLUPE
- . Los Estados Unidos, por ejemploPAIS
- . Hirsute cousin of 1960s TVITT
- . “The Country Girls” author O’BrienEDNA
- . Cabinet dept.ENER
- . “Protect” or “guard”?WATCHDOGWORD
- . Painful wrist condition: Abbr.CTS
- . “___ be my pleasure”ITD
- . Salma of “Frida”HAYEK
- . “That’s just wrong ___ many levels!”ONSO
- . Mark like a minus signENDASH
- . Motionless part of a motorSTATOR
- . View overRESEE
- . Make pigtailsPLAIT
- . Queue at a ballpark?HOTDOGLINE
- . PC character formatASCII
- . Fix, in a waySPAY
- . Put onSTAGE
- . Voyage for Lotharios?TOMCATCRUISE
- . Short trader?ARB
- . Smart of the CelticsMARCUS
- . Senator KlobucharAMY
- . ___ crow fliesASTHE
- . Disapproved by Miss MannersGAUCHE
- . Time for a shower?APRIL
- . Jenna and Barbara, to JebNIECES
- . Ike’s rival in the 1950sADLAI
- . Galley propellerOAR
- . Operatic pop quartetILDIVO
- . Letters for ElizabethHRH
- . Skunk moves?POLECATDANCE
- . Capone compadreNITTI
- . Some are splitENDS
- . MisleadLIETO
- . Court action for a gazillionaire?FATCATSUIT
- . Fertile spotOASIS
- . Photo finishMATTE
- . EvictBOUNCE
- . Nursery denizenRUGRAT
- . Technical sch.INST
- . Bygone postal service mascotMRZIP
- . Sitcom co-star of Betty, Rue and EstelleBEA
- . Cologne conjunctionUND
- . What a head honcho doesn’t want you to know?TOPDOGSECRET
- . It’s sold in barsSOAP
- . Sporting footwearSHOD
- . StumblebumOAF
- . 1930s heavyweight champ MaxBAER
- . Bat mitzvah highlightHORA
- . Crêpes namesakeSUZETTE
- . One who bets on a likely loser?UNDERDOGTAKER
- . Miner’s conveyanceORECART
- . Excalibur, e.g.SWORD
- . DistinguishedEMINENT
- . “Survivor” sidesTRIBES
- . Sports figuresSTATS
- . Special delivery instructionSAMEDAY
WSJ DOWN
- . Verse play “J.B.” author ArchibaldMACLEISH
- . TotalAGAPE
- . Attacked, puppy-styleRUSSO
- . More deviousAMOUNTTO
- . Big Sur runnerRADON
- . ___ snail’s paceUNHURT
- . After-tax incomeNIPPEDAT
- . Affected, as by illness or emotionBULLDOGDOZER
- . March marchersSLYER
- . FortuneTDS
- . Nail holderCAESAR
- . Thyme piecesDECI
- . Sister of Clio and CalliopeMAC
- . Science classroomHOOT
- . Small shotHIC
- . Clarinet cousinSAT
- . Sales spiel for the University of Kentucky?TAB
- . Double’s dutiesATA
- . Hiding placeWARGAME
- . Not as hearty, as soupALITO
- . First primeTRE
- . Military simulationNETPAY
- . Female fawnLGA
- . Wee hourOTIS
- . Piece of historyPOETS
- . Chain letters?WATERIER
- . Knee-slapperADE
- . NeglectIDA
- . Scores for RBsSTRICKEN
- . FrameCARAT
- . What the hardhearted lackNOFUSS
- . NYC airportIRISH
- . Barista’s injurySETUP
- . Zoom meeting needNOMSG
- . Son of JacobNWT
- . “You gotta be kidding!”LOT
- . “Hamlet” courtierDOE
- . Italian counterpart to the BBCOSRIC
- . Obviously surprisedATS
- . Gas looked for in home inspectionsDOA
- . Student sleeping through a Yale class?TOE
- . 200 milligramsONEAM
- . Rubicon crosserILEFT
- . Popular fruit drinkEBERT
- . Start of a Tony Bennett classicSPRIGS
- . Common response to “Do you mind?”SCALD
- . Singer ReddingATMCARDS
- . Fruit drink suffixTWO
- . Put to restCAM
- . London’s Old ___INTERRED
- . Kagan colleagueERATO
- . Request at a Chinese restaurantPITY
- . ’Vette optionVIC
- . Ames sch.ZEROES
- . Banking conveniencesLAB
- . Still availableRELIC
- . Skating venueNOTABIT
- . Event for AliceGMA
- . Did nothingBBS
- . @@@@@DNA
- . Rene of “Get Shorty”RAI
- . Safe and soundTTOP
- . “Sweet as apple cider” girlTIM
- . Simple and straightforwardOBOE
- . Round numbers?DISUSE
- . Slam participantsISU
- . “I Hated, Hated, Hated This Movie” authorSHANE
- . Alan Ladd classicWILDCATPITCH
- . Tenth: PrefixUNBOOKED
- . Folder featureSTUNTS
- . Number before quattroASHER
- . Region north of Sask.ICEARENA
- . Film noir classicSTASH
- . ABC a.m. showYEESH
- . Cook at AppleTEAPARTY