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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Aug 2 2022 were just published. The solution for Tuesday, 02 August 2022 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 Storybook Ending. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Dan Caprera & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 35 Horizontal Clues and 43 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Was dashing, sayRACED
- . Trivial quarrelTIFF
- . Fictional seller of anvilsACME
- . BlazingAFIRE
- . 2009 Beyoncé hitHALO
- . Word often following a comparativeTHAN
- . *Alt-rocker with the 1995 Top 10 hit “Carnival”NATALIEMERCHANT
- . Have a go atTRY
- . Insulting remarkGIBE
- . Eagle’s nestAERIE
- . Recital highlightsSOLOS
- . 2009 James Cameron film with a sequel due in DecemberAVATAR
- . *“All My Sons” playwrightARTHURMILLER
- . Paper packagesREAMS
- . Little squirtTOT
- . As a resultTHUS
- . Granola grainOAT
- . *CEO who introduced the Apple WatchTIMCOOK
- . “Now what’s all this then?!”OHO
- . Three, in ThüringenDREI
- . “Goooooo, team!”RAH
- . Shady shelterARBOR
- . *Grammy winner nicknamed “Empress of Soul”GLADYSKNIGHT
- . Steinway productsPIANOS
- . 1990s exercise fadTAEBO
- . Remove, as from a taskbarUNPIN
- . Help with a job?ABET
- . Support providerBRA
- . Story collection (with “The”) in which the surnames in the starred answers are charactersCANTERBURYTALES
- . Site for a tap of a reflex hammerKNEE
- . OtherwiseELSE
- . Move like a femme fataleSLINK
- . Black and Red, for twoSEAS
- . NixVETO
- . Porky Pig’s lackPANTS
WSJ DOWN
- . Let off steamRANT
- . Way offAROD
- . Medieval Venice, for onePUCKS
- . Pitching statAFAR
- . Neighbor of Md., N.J. and Penna.REAR
- . Belief in a higher powerINANE
- . Poetic footCITYSTATE
- . Run awayAPNEA
- . In support ofERA
- . EssentiallyOHM
- . Sales presentation aidIGNITES
- . CrazeDEL
- . Key symbolized by a bent arrowLUST
- . Lab assistant of filmLONE
- . Give inIGOR
- . Unit of resistanceIRAS
- . Salacious sinREV
- . Soprano-tenor go-betweenTHEISM
- . Former Yankees superstar, familiarlyMAD
- . BumABLE
- . Up to scratch?IAMB
- . Londoner’s lavITCHY
- . Mischievous impBUST
- . “That can’t be good…”FLEE
- . Do a laundry choreLOO
- . Plans for some srs.STEREO
- . “Spy vs. Spy” magazineFOR
- . Title role for WellesALTO
- . Sets ablazeKATY
- . Component of a certain cageCAVE
- . UnaccompaniedKANE
- . Headphones outputTSP
- . “Teenage Dream” singer PerryATHEART
- . Penguins’ projectilesRIB
- . Utterly laughableALA
- . Potential REM interrupterCHART
- . SkilledHOBGOBLIN
- . Dressmaking measurementMANIA
- . Monthly expenseUHOH
- . Seeks infoRENT
- . Crank (up)ENTER
- . One of six in a fl. oz.SORT
- . CopyingASKS