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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Dec 19 2020 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 19 December 2020 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 Present Company Included. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Alex Eaton-Salners & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 62 Horizontal Clues and 78 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Brit’s stewHOTPOT
- . Horseshoe holdersHOOVES
- . Solo companionCHEWIE
- . Implantation siteUTERUS
- . Fifth, e.g.ORDINAL
- . CapsLIMITS
- . Potato pestCOLORADOBEETLE
- . Galas, sayAPPLES
- . Dashi flavorerKELP
- . 1970s Oakland A’s All-Star JoeRUDI
- . Erasmus of Formia, more commonlySAINTELMO
- . Most cunningFOXIEST
- . Bussing on buses, for shortPDA
- . Toffee candy bar from HersheySKOR
- . Gets upARISES
- . Rap sheet listALIASES
- . PossessOWN
- . “Killing Me Softly With His Song” singerROBERTAFLACK
- . Two, for eightCUBEROOT
- . Chimichurri cousinPESTO
- . Pine productRESIN
- . Bad thing to get at workTHEAX
- . Grp. concerned with SIGINTNSA
- . U-shaped river bendOXBOW
- . Hangzhou helloNIHAO
- . Crushed the midtermACEDIT
- . Wyo. neighborNEB
- . Home of the CyclonesAMES
- . James Dean’s “East of Eden” roleCAL
- . Clearly visibleOVERT
- . Best Supporting Actor nominee for “Lawrence of Arabia”OMARSHARIF
- . Arc’teryx offeringSKIAPPAREL
- . Like security at Swiss banksTIGHT
- . Part of UNLVLAS
- . 1978 Village People songYMCA
- . “Didn’t I warn you?”SEE
- . He shared the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate ChangeALGORE
- . It starts with GenesisTORAH
- . Patagonia prowlersPUMAS
- . Narrow inletRIA
- . Kin of SlurpeesICEES
- . MetLife Stadium proNYJET
- . Parts of heartsATRIA
- . Upward-facing dog, sayYOGAPOSE
- . Waste timeFIDDLEAROUND
- . ReadySET
- . Got the lead out?SMELTED
- . Rear-ended?MOONED
- . Etna outputLAVA
- . Very, in VeracruzMUY
- . Chase of the Arizona CardinalsEDMONDS
- . Roy Orbison song popularized by Linda RonstadtBLUEBAYOU
- . ForbiddingGRIM
- . “___ mío!”DIOS
- . Silver and goldMETALS
- . Capital-raising vehicles, or what the circled letters representCORPORATEBONDS
- . “Hold on please”ONESEC
- . “Bossypants” memoiristTINAFEY
- . 17th-century lawmaker?NEWTON
- . Storied San Francisco neighborhoodCASTRO
- . Canvases for baristasLATTES
- . Candide portrayersTENORS
WSJ DOWN
- . Finn on the MississippiHUCK
- . Missouri River tribeARP
- . LieNOTARY
- . Put a ring on, perhapsBMOC
- . “___ Town”OTOE
- . White Russian, e.g.ROE
- . Parka partsEMILIOS
- . Places for electronsLENA
- . Words of honorTELLFIBS
- . Be a competitorBAGGAGE
- . Tolkien’s Treebeard, e.g.UTES
- . Party bowlfulsPROPOSETO
- . Sword-on-armor soundRHO
- . Aware ofATLEAST
- . Roman rulerOUR
- . Note read in passingXEROX
- . Tabloid twosomeSTRIP
- . Brand with tiger adsABLER
- . Michele of “Glee”TSARIST
- . Bill wordBAH
- . Time piece?ECO
- . Maker of VersaLink printersVASCO
- . Takeout meal?DUE
- . Terr. split in 1889AROMA
- . Ernst collaboratorESSAY
- . Sushi garnishHOODS
- . Been recumbentFEWER
- . Repeat performanceTEEM
- . Surprising phenomenaOCT
- . “Over my dead body!”ORBITALS
- . Byproduct of bakingSILOS
- . More oppositeEMUOIL
- . Ovine utteranceODE
- . Many a security guardLAIN
- . RatFAR
- . Long-windedFLU
- . “Phooey!”RNA
- . PossessesVIE
- . Señora PerónPICNIC
- . Seal wielderSANITY
- . Pucci and EstevezPAT
- . Emotional impedimentsENT
- . Farm featuresDAK
- . P look-alikeHAS
- . Put on one’s birthday suitHYDE
- . RemoteOFT
- . Drive forwardSALSAS
- . Under 90, in a wayTALKY
- . Jim’s love on “The Office”JDDEGREE
- . Marbles, so to speakLEA
- . Green prefixECHO
- . SwarmIMPEL
- . Titular villain of 1886DRAYS
- . Brother of Miriam and MosesISSUE
- . Came off full alertACUTE
- . Bacon pieceMIT
- . Lawyer’s qualificationCLANK
- . Meets unexpectedlyBAA
- . End for serpent or elephantPAM
- . Tack onAMOMENT
- . In any caseHIPTO
- . Target of some shotsEXCOP
- . “Hold on please”AARON
- . Bird-based moisturizerBEE
- . More adeptEMPEROR
- . Explorer da GamaEVA
- . Low cartsSTOODDOWN
- . Cambridge sch.WILL
- . Univ. star, back in the dayWONDERS
- . Olin of “Chocolat”RUNSINTO
- . Shoshone speakersITEM
- . Calendar abbr.NOSIREE
- . Byproduct of bakingINE
- . Digital IDsODOR
- . Retrovirus componentESSO
- . Loving touchTATTLE
- . FrequentlyADD
- . Queen, for oneSSNS