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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Dec 18 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 18 December 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 Deer Crossing. 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 69 Horizontal Clues and 75 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Took inMISLED
- . Rook’s outputCAW
- . Game divisionHALF
- . Rockefeller in NYC, e.g.CTR
- . Words following a yawnIMTIRED
- . One from the hearth?ASH
- . Lake at the southern end of the Welland CanalERIE
- . Drive awaySHOO
- . Good one to wager onTHEFAVORITE
- . Small African parrotsLOVEBIRDS
- . Hits the sauceTOPES
- . PitchedCAREENED
- . Out of the wayASIDE
- . WagerBET
- . Five-time NBA MVPJORDAN
- . “Two, two, two mints in one” brandCERTS
- . One of three on a Quidditch teamCHASER
- . Visual effects co. founded by George LucasILM
- . Pair in a kingBEDMATES
- . Photojournalist Dith, subject of “The Killing Fields”PRAN
- . Bright redCERISE
- . Like the Honda CR-ZWEDGY
- . QB’s mistakeINT
- . Aurora’s counterpartEOS
- . ContractedSHRUNK
- . Site of Chicago touchdownsOHARE
- . ___ avisRARA
- . Ball team in red, white and blue uniformsNATIONALS
- . Rome’s Fontana di ___TREVI
- . It’s next to iodine in the periodic tableXENON
- . Bikini wearer’s giveawayTANLINE
- . Disappearing seaARAL
- . “Appalachian Spring” composerCOPLAND
- . Anatomical pouchSAC
- . Colleague of eight others who are hiding in this gridRUDOLPH
- . Start for athlete or colorTRI
- . Quarterback’s groupOFFENSE
- . Good things that come to those who waitTIPS
- . French wine grapeALTESSE
- . Polo in ChinaMARCO
- . Anti-harassment hashtagMETOO
- . Delphi temple attendantPRIESTESS
- . “Rhyme Pays” rapperICET
- . Sheltered inletsCOVES
- . Patient peopleBIDERS
- . Org. whose seal features an eagle clutching a keyNSA
- . Ball-bearing itemTEE
- . Intern, oftenGOFER
- . Service componentTEACUP
- . No longer anonymousIDED
- . Second-largest of the U.S. Virgin IslandsSTTHOMAS
- . Shay’s country music partnerDAN
- . Abolitionist slated to replace Jackson on the $20 billTUBMAN
- . WoreHADON
- . Anxious feelingNERVES
- . Insubstantial writingPAP
- . Penguins great LemieuxMARIO
- . More charmingWINSOMER
- . Hold tightCLING
- . Concerned only with the immediate futureSHORTTERM
- . Noted name in shock rockALICECOOPER
- . 2, 5, 7, 9, 13, 15, 17 and 20, for the eight hiding in this gridROWS
- . Many a MauritanianARAB
- . Awesomely exciting, slangilyLIT
- . She plays Chani in “Dune”ZENDAYA
- . Six for a TDPTS
- . Polite requestMAYI
- . Signal of desperationSOS
- . First-hand, as intelligenceEYESON
WSJ DOWN
- . Fly catcherMITT
- . Intro to a forum viewPEN
- . Flight partOMITS
- . Athlete’s ultimate punishmentMSRP
- . Makes blankIMHO
- . Patel of “The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel”CROAT
- . Mosque of Ibn Tulun settingFACET
- . Dagger alternativeAHOT
- . CajoleSTEP
- . Paris’s abducteeHASTA
- . DH for the Yanks in 2015 and 2016FREETHROWS
- . Tyler of “Armageddon”LIFEBAN
- . Retainer, e.g.INSECT
- . Williamsburg tavern owner CampbellHAIRS
- . “Meet the Press” host ChuckERASES
- . Affectionate giftSOLANO
- . Dwarf with glassesGODOT
- . Queen Latifah album “Nature of a ___”DEV
- . British sovereignty in IndiaTECHNICS
- . Daft, in DerbyCOMO
- . 1960s arena, brieflyTAM
- . Panasonic audio brandDOC
- . Biden senior adviser RichmondRERAN
- . BorderEMOFAN
- . Zagreb nativeERA
- . “___ luego” (Spanish farewell)RAJ
- . Played againRULER
- . Wally’s nickname for his brotherEVES
- . Bankruptcy filer of 2001WRAY
- . Market businessCAIRO
- . Stock holderINS
- . Tool in schoolUTTER
- . Powerful groupNIMBI
- . Young YorkieASTERISK
- . County southeast of NapaADIOS
- . Tough testsDEN
- . Put back on the marketWHEEDLE
- . Cricket, for oneTROPO
- . Prefix with sphere or pauseTARSALS
- . ATI computer chipset brandNAM
- . Spanish farewellORALS
- . Youngster in a holtBENVOLIO
- . CompleteHELEN
- . Sound from carolers?WHELP
- . Passes overPIA
- . CharacteristicEMITS
- . Unopposed shotsAROD
- . Attendee of a My Chemical Romance concert, perhapsBEAV
- . Sgt.’s superiorHARDC
- . INXS song “I ___ Message”SEC
- . City near DortmundLIV
- . December 24 and 31, e.g.CEDRIC
- . Former U.S. women’s soccer team coach SundhageLIEUT
- . BlueREZ
- . Singer PerryFEE
- . Romeo’s cousinEDGE
- . Unseen title character of 1953OTTERPUP
- . Foot bonesCEE
- . Collapse inwardBARMY
- . Some crime scene evidenceXPRESS
- . Bear abodeBACONY
- . Like carbonara sauceSISTA
- . Snow cloudsRELIST
- . Puts outIMPLODE
- . Brief time, brieflyCHRISTIANA
- . Car ad lettersSENDA
- . “Cat on ___ Tin Roof”IPAS
- . Name on “King Kong” postersTODD
- . Tribe’s home, informallyENRON
- . Hoppy brewsESSEN
- . “So Sick” singerNEYO
- . Mom’s mom, informallyROSE
- . Scot’s topperSTAND
- . Significant spanSAD
- . Clamp shapeGRAN