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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Aug 24 2022 were just published. The solution for Wednesday, 24 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 Capital Growth. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By David Steinberg & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 36 Horizontal Clues and 40 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Geronimo, e.g.APACHE
- . Magnificent displayPOMP
- . Chocolate factory containerVAT
- . Spilled the teaDISHED
- . Nitro 5 laptop makerACER
- . Palindromic name in GenesisEVE
- . Math major’s ball?SPHERE
- . Very small: PrefixNANO
- . Digit you can wiggleTOE
- . Was clearly victoriousWONHANDSDOWN
- . Wore outDIDIN
- . Photoshop toolERASER
- . Toledo’s lakeERIE
- . Class of ’20 member, e.g.GRAD
- . “According to ___ records…”OUR
- . FleeceCON
- . “Sorry not sorry!”TOOBADSOSAD
- . Possible cause of fatigueANEMIA
- . Helper from abroadAUPAIR
- . Start of an apathetic remarkFORALLICARE
- . Grp. with badgesBSA
- . “Neither snow ___ rain…”NOR
- . It should be hard to pickLOCK
- . Very small, as chancesSLIM
- . Like the markings on a thermometerSCALAR
- . UnboxesOPENS
- . Owned up to a mistakeATEHUMBLEPIE
- . Word after scratch or scouringPAD
- . Awesome, in slangEPIC
- . Senior stateOLDAGE
- . Orwell’s Napoleon or Snowball, e.g.PIG
- . Beauty store chainULTA
- . Capital that’s a phonetic hint to the first words of 20-, 33-, 40- and 52-AcrossDUBLIN
- . DeviousSLY
- . Look through binoculars, sayPEER
- . Looking through binoculars, saySPYING
WSJ DOWN
- . They may precede an online videoADS
- . Spot on a dominoDECAF
- . Barbecue leftover?APPS
- . Noted Wookiee, familiarlyPIP
- . “Great blue” birdIRONON
- . Tree of life settingTAIL
- . Like President Nasser’s movementASH
- . Anthem sung in AlbertaDINERO
- . RepairsEDGY
- . Plain text?CHEWIE
- . Presidential rejectionMARSH
- . Boldly assertHERON
- . Many a first-time daterTIL
- . Batwoman or Ms. MarvelCUEUP
- . Hang limplyEDEN
- . Joe without the jittersGOAL
- . Like some of 44-Across’s badgesAMPLE
- . DoughHERO
- . “Get into my dream school,” e.g.ILLBITE
- . FunctionalPANARAB
- . Trail mix bitCOALCAR
- . As late as, informallyOCANADA
- . Like most Broadway theaters on MondaysACRE
- . Go after in courtMENDS
- . Small drinks of whiskeyDARK
- . Reeds’ habitatPODS
- . “Consider me interested”PROSE
- . One might be behind a steam locomotiveSUE
- . Forestland measureOILUP
- . Zoomed pastDROOP
- . Prepare to play, as a songSPEDBY
- . PlentifulVETO
- . LubricateUSABLE
- . Modern dating optionsALI
- . ShadowAVOW
- . Provocative, perhapsRAISIN
- . Soybean holdersGIN
- . Wong of “Always Be My Maybe”TEEN
- . Singapore sling ingredientDRAMS
- . Reading lang.ENG