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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Aug 15 2022 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 13 August 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 Bee Gees Remix. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Geoff Brown & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 64 Horizontal Clues and 76 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Hoffman of the Chicago SevenABBIE
- . Love, in LatinAMOR
- . Rolls-Royce’s parent companyBMW
- . Like interstate exitsRAMPED
- . Ocean, informallyBRINY
- . Miles of moviesVERA
- . 1921 play that introduced the word “robot”RUR
- . Wagnerian princessISOLDE
- . False name used while on a Vegas toot?BENDERIDENTITY
- . Lose track?DERAIL
- . Ninth grade course, oftenALGEBRAI
- . Spillage from a skid row bottle?GUTTERSCOTCH
- . ___-reliefBAS
- . A snow bridge may conceal itCREVASSE
- . Alien-seeking subj.SETI
- . St. Regis rivalHYATT
- . Weapon wielded by ninja turtle RaphaelSAI
- . NeedleTEASE
- . Lost a family portrait in a poker game?BETTHEPICTURE
- . Dr. of rapDRE
- . Barkeep voiced by Hank AzariaMOE
- . Capital on a fjordOSLO
- . Added to the bylawsMADEARULE
- . Book boo-boosERRATA
- . Clock std.GMT
- . Remove from powerUNSEAT
- . TarSEADOG
- . ICU insertsIVS
- . Product of un pouletOEUF
- . Reason for a strict diet and exercise regimen?GIRTHCONTROL
- . Copycat’s wordsMETOO
- . Nanakuli necklaceLEI
- . Last three letters of a farmer song refrainEIO
- . “___ of Two Cities”ATALE
- . Opening a burger restaurant called Mac Donald’s?BRANDLARCENY
- . LugCLOD
- . FixedSET
- . Still green, maybeUNRIPE
- . Start of a Spanish welcoming phraseMICASA
- . Scrape (out)EKE
- . Angus IDEARTAG
- . How you might down a canapéINONEBITE
- . Sails force?NAVY
- . FoxySLY
- . Beyond tipsyLIT
- . Result of a faulty Elmer’s dispenser?GLUEINTHEFACE
- . Aperture numberFSTOP
- . Jargon suffixESE
- . Reason to squintGLARE
- . Plot portionACRE
- . Iraq’s areaNEAREAST
- . Bossy outburstMOO
- . Fearless investigative reporters?BRAVEDIGGERS
- . Highly nervousINASWEAT
- . Deceitful doingsFAKERY
- . Therapy session for somebody suffering a loss?GRIEFENCOUNTER
- . ResistantAVERSE
- . Third-most traded currencyYEN
- . Aquatic apex predatorORCA
- . Backward-lookingRETRO
- . Truman and Myerson, for twoBESSES
- . Parisian possessiveSES
- . Pro ___RATA
- . DuPont refrigerantFREON
WSJ DOWN
- . “Fernando” singersABBA
- . Singer-songwriter JacquesHBO
- . Google alternativeIMBUES
- . OwingABFAB
- . It’s used to remove optical irritantsBREL
- . Running shoe companyYES
- . Healthcare payer for some low-income peopleVERNAL
- . Mine yieldCRAVE
- . CompassBING
- . Big name in water filtersATL
- . Hardly purebredsSTARRY
- . Most drollRAKES
- . PurgesINDEBTTO
- . “Hang on ___!”ONIT
- . SullenFEVERS
- . It’s found at homeEYEBATH
- . Formal orderGOODPALS
- . Walled city of IndiaERSE
- . They cross at XingsRRS
- . 8 letters, on a keypadEMME
- . Clarinet pieceLEGIT
- . Campus in Houston, TXDYES
- . “Barry” carrierAVIA
- . “That’s right!”SPATULA
- . Hartsfield-Jackson’s airport codeTONI
- . Flapjack flipperMEDICAID
- . Recess retortFERMI
- . Lover’s songPEGGYS
- . Model who hosted “More to Love”ORE
- . Strong flavorRICEU
- . Bears, to BrutusICING
- . Sorry soulAGREE
- . Fill with joyRANGE
- . Light cotton fabricTANG
- . Lawrence’s portrayerECOL
- . Young raptorREINS
- . System of moralsTUV
- . “Round and Round” metal bandURSI
- . Best budsNANU
- . SuffusesERE
- . Springy?BRITA
- . Like a Van Gogh paintingRUER
- . Nobelist who worked on the Manhattan ProjectYSEE
- . “Gigi” authorASFOR
- . “Will do”MUTTS
- . Cake coverELATE
- . KosherABIES
- . Earth Day subj.ERA
- . Part of Mork’s closingWRYEST
- . Slangy “Understand?”ETHIC
- . Jazz label since 1918INSTINCT
- . “___ Irish Rose”REED
- . Self-preservation, e.g.COLETTE
- . Jerry Jones or Art Rooney II, e.g.NCAA
- . Motorists’ org.RIDS
- . Bygone TV adjunctARESO
- . “___-haw!”OKEH
- . “Paradise” author MorrisonMAO
- . Search for yourself, in a wayASEC
- . Flu symptomsSERENADE
- . Lee and Fleming, for twoEGOSURF
- . 1990s Britcom, familiarlyMOROSE
- . Want desperatelyRATT
- . Yard toolsNFLOWNER
- . ConcurPLATE
- . Mustang linesMADRAS
- . Before, poeticallyAAA
- . With respect toETTE
- . Long March leaderEDICT
- . GaelicOTOOLE
- . Textile plant suppliesVCR
- . March Madness org.AERO
- . Major conclusion?DELHI
- . Flight prefixEAGLET
- . 1982 film featuring a light-cycle raceYEE
- . Big timeTRON