Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Aug 14 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 14 August 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 Lee Sides. 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 65 Horizontal Clues and 75 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Utterance before being shotCHEESE
- . Kleenex competitorPUFFS
- . Struggles with balanceWOBBLES
- . AssessmentsLEVIES
- . Three-time NBA Finals MVPONEAL
- . Bleach ingredientCHLORINE
- . Tipperary singer?IRISHSTOOLIE
- . Vanessa of “Isadora,” “Julia” and “Agatha”REDGRAVE
- . Door signMEN
- . Billiards cushionRAIL
- . Earth-shaking eventTREMOR
- . TenderBID
- . Neumeister Chorales composerBACH
- . Elusive HimalayanYETI
- . Grain grown en route to Ganymede?SPACEBARLEY
- . Strong alloySTEEL
- . Horse’s cousinASS
- . Desperate signalSOS
- . Cruel bunchOGRES
- . Prepare for return shippingRELABEL
- . Flamboyant wrapsBOAS
- . Performance by a cabaret singer?CLUBMEDLEY
- . Floppy topsBERETS
- . Franchise with “Miami,” “NY,” “Cyber” and “Vegas” versionsCSI
- . High on the Scoville scaleHOT
- . Put togetherMADE
- . Neptune’s largest moonTRITON
- . New ___ (former name of Salisbury, England)SARUM
- . Color akin to oliveAVOCADO
- . Showily stylishCHICHI
- . Charades players, e.g.MIMERS
- . Seized Civic, sayREPO
- . Place to find a mask and pads?ONTHEGOALIE
- . Card game with a bankerFARO
- . Get closer toGAINON
- . When repeated, name in 1968 newsSIRHAN
- . Keith Moon or John BonhamDRUMMER
- . Spiral-horned antelopeELAND
- . Lifeboat lowerersDAVITS
- . Amused expressionGRIN
- . Corn unitEAR
- . “Treasure Island” author’s monogramRLS
- . Raiders tight end WallerDARREN
- . Prepare Simon for a singing competition?TRAINCARLY
- . PaleASHY
- . Freshens, in a wayAIRSOUT
- . It began as the Pittsburgh Reduction CompanyALCOA
- . NYPD titleDET
- . Fireplace itemLOG
- . Battleship, in MonopolyTOKEN
- . Scottish magistrate who’s new on the job?GREENBAILIE
- . Stir-fry stapleTOFU
- . “The Phantom Tollbooth” protagonistMILO
- . BalderdashROT
- . $260 could get you one in 1925MODELT
- . Quaintly polite replyYESM
- . Castellaneta who voices Homer SimpsonDAN
- . ObsoleteOUTDATED
- . Stunt by a cycling sovereign?ROYALWHEELIE
- . App’s customersUSERBASE
- . Silas Marner’s adopted daughterEPPIE
- . Wearer of a white winter coatERMINE
- . Medusa’s slayerPERSEUS
- . Noble actsDEEDS
- . Took a breakRESTED
WSJ DOWN
- . ScalesCLIMBS
- . As a result of thisCHARGER
- . Show clearlyGROUP
- . Grafton’s “___ for Evidence”HEREAT
- . Very, in WiesbadenLOVEALL
- . Writing assignmentAROUSE
- . Site of a breakEVINCE
- . Game with Skip, Reverse and Draw 2 cardsUTOPIAS
- . Derby materialLETTER
- . Some ribbons are acquired at themEIS
- . Hits the hayHERB
- . Hunter’s questionCONN
- . Far from freshACE
- . Peat sourceDRS
- . “Turn up the heat!”SEHR
- . InclinedLEMMA
- . Wishes one hadODDSON
- . Hardly ritzyABE
- . Gators’ kinESSAY
- . Overtime causeLEADON
- . Tiananmen Square honoreeAHAB
- . Parsley, sage, rosemary or thymeTAU
- . “Ah, got it”TIE
- . Jaguar’s trunkADDON
- . Four-time Australian Open winnerDRY
- . They have XingsAMESS
- . Subsidiary theoremPOOLTABLE
- . House headed by Professor SnapeTSAR
- . String alongDIODE
- . Home improvementUNO
- . Matt’s “Good Will Hunting” co-writerISEE
- . Phone accessoryCHIVE
- . Score at the start of a matchELD
- . Perfect placesFELT
- . Having homes in California and New York, saySLYTHERIN
- . Allen from ConnecticutTIERED
- . Muddy upFAIRS
- . Coffee extraRIGHT
- . Dreamlike, perhapsELOPE
- . Contrite wordsSLEEPS
- . JustBICOASTAL
- . Kind of radioTYPE
- . Responsibility for a ship’s steeringMAO
- . Leek relativeETHAN
- . Sheep with soft woolRIOT
- . Nicholas II, e.g.AID
- . Elba of “Luther”CROCS
- . Most likely to winROIL
- . Free of censorship, in a wayGARGOYLES
- . Like the Dust BowlWHERE
- . Grotesque architectural featuresBEN
- . Monomaniacal captainIDRIS
- . Hilarious personFEW
- . Bond bitOLD
- . Poker player’s “bullet”BOOT
- . Stir upMERINO
- . Stamping ground?USHER
- . Electronics componentBOG
- . Days long gone, poeticallyAGASSI
- . Like stadiumsUNCUT
- . Newbery Medal winners’ works, informallyMERE
- . Pal of Jerry and GeorgeBRR
- . “Seriously, you don’t have to”RRS
- . ClusterAMFM
- . 1960 Elvis song “___ of Blues”ATOM
- . Wed without ceremonyEMS
- . Not manyLIABLE
- . Chairperson?CREAMER
- . SortKIDLIT
- . JustENVIES
- . Hosp. workersSURREAL
- . Tad’s dadELAINE
- . Upsilon follows itSEEDY
- . Lend a handIMSORRY
- . Print unitsNONEED