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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Aug 17 2021 were just published. The solution for Tuesday, 17 August 2021 Puzzle is here for you, if you need help.
The Puzzle Grid for Today is 15 boxes wide and 15 boxes tall. It’s name is Cleared for Takeoff. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Brian Thomas & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 37 Horizontal Clues and 39 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Sound that might be off the wall?ECHO
- . Cupboard partDOOR
- . Stuck in the mudMIRED
- . Promote heavilyTOUT
- . Sandusky’s stateOHIO
- . “Princess Mononoke” genreANIME
- . Sword partHILT
- . San Francisco Bay entranceGOLDENGATE
- . On the surface, sayAFLOAT
- . Throws outEXPELS
- . Org. for cryptologistsNSA
- . Mardi Gras city, familiarlyNOLA
- . There are 30 in the Dow: Abbr.COS
- . Song that starts “They paved paradise and put up a parking lot”BIGYELLOWTAXI
- . Neeson of “Taken”LIAM
- . Solution for people with poor vision?SALINE
- . EncounteredMET
- . Cooler brandIGLOO
- . Make the callREF
- . Monsoon weatherRAINS
- . Holstein soundMOO
- . You can take a whack at itPINATA
- . Hang aroundSTAY
- . Show with a “Fashion Startup” spinoffPROJECTRUNWAY
- . College, to AussiesUNI
- . Train in a ringSPAR
- . Itinerary prepositionVIA
- . Passed on a proposalSAIDNO
- . Words for a numberLYRICS
- . Courtney Vandersloot’s WNBA teamCHICAGOSKY
- . “Frozen” character voiced by Josh GadOLAF
- . West Point studentCADET
- . Chaotic spotsZOOS
- . Kids’ TV character with a pet fish named DorothyELMO
- . Greta Thunberg, e.g.SWEDE
- . Cloverleaf partEXIT
- . One with a crystal ballSEER
WSJ DOWN
- . Tom’s role in the “Mission: Impossible” filmsETHAN
- . HairdosLIMP
- . BrouhahaCCS
- . Graham in the Football Hall of FameCOIFS
- . Tennis balls and tug-of-war ropes, e.g.IGOR
- . Discoverer’s crySHAW
- . Massage applicationHULLABALOO
- . Did a jockey’s jobAIDE
- . WorkforceOTTO
- . EatIMO
- . Omani moneyJUICED
- . IV inserters, at timesANG
- . Ruby of “Do the Right Thing”OPENDATE
- . Record holder, of a sortDOGTOYS
- . Director LeeICING
- . Was educated at Oxford?OHO
- . Eager to hear moreLEARNT
- . “According to me…,” brieflyOOZE
- . ElevateOIL
- . Long Island town of horror fameALLEARS
- . Warrior princess of TVSOX
- . MinuteRODE
- . Sign of a sprain, maybeLIFTUP
- . Noted lab assistantKOI
- . Break in a team’s scheduleEXCON
- . Simile wordsANALYST
- . Piping bag outputMANPOWER
- . Data proWRY
- . On steroids, slangilyINGEST
- . SardonicASA
- . Start of a Caesar boastROES
- . With regard toRIAL
- . Robert of “The Sting”AMITYVILLE
- . HelperEMTS
- . Move like molassesXENA
- . Eurasian deerICAME
- . Includes on an emailDEE
- . Yanks’ rivalsITSY
- . Fish that can live more than 200 yearsASFOR