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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Dec 21 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 21 December 2024 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 Unexpected Presents. 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 67 Horizontal Clues and 71 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. BlusterRANT
- 5. BrieflyFORABIT
- 13. Pulse quickenersSCARES
- 20. Kuwait’s Mishal, e.g.EMIR
- 21. JumbledINAMESS
- 22. Having a good pedigreeWELLBRED
- 25. Jargon used by Tour de France fans?BICYCLESPEAK
- 27. Talk of TorinoITALIANO
- 28. Diva’s displayEGOISM
- 29. Durango daddyPAPI
- 30. “Hamilton” Tony winner Leslie ___ Jr.ODOM
- 32. For exampleSAY
- 33. FriskyCOLTISH
- 35. But, in LatinSED
- 36. Play reviewerREF
- 37. Hotel laundry room sightCHUTE
- 40. SFO-to-LAX headingSSE
- 41. Gumshoe, in hard-boiled fictionTEC
- 43. Stone’s climb from TV commercials to “Casino” fame?RISEOFSHARON
- 46. Drawing roomPARLOR
- 50. Fall precederTRIP
- 51. Grow narrowerTAPER
- 52. Have the sense that you’re falling over?FEELTIPPED
- 57. Thomas Gray’s “The Bard,” e.g.ODE
- 58. Harshly criticizeRIP
- 59. Cloverleaf featureONRAMP
- 60. Reward the actorsCLAP
- 62. Naughty and nice, e.g.ANTONYMS
- 66. “Analyze This” director HaroldRAMIS
- 67. Laggard’s cryWAITUP
- 70. Jct. partsRDS
- 71. Lennon’s loveONO
- 73. Surrounded byAMID
- 74. Round region surrounding a cathedral?CIRCULARSEE
- 78. Mattress choiceTWIN
- 80. LongingYEN
- 81. Angled pipeELL
- 83. Very littleMINUTE
- 84. Gambler’s markersCHITS
- 86. Surveyed skeevilyLEEREDAT
- 90. LocationSITE
- 91. It may involve hand-holdingSEANCE
- 93. “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” director HowardRON
- 94. Channels 14 and up, on old TVsUHF
- 96. Heat lamp for poultry farm hatchlings?CHICKLIGHT
- 98. UncomplainingSTOIC
- 101. Signing, perhapsDEAF
- 103. Garden pestsSNAILS
- 104. Purina exec in charge of livestock products?FEEDCHAIRMAN
- 108. Elliott of 1989’s “Prancer”SAM
- 109. Miss at a hoedownGAL
- 113. BaffledATSEA
- 114. Pontiac in a 1964 hit songGTO
- 115. Bar topicLAW
- 117. Player’s contract stipulationNOTRADE
- 120. Play favorites, perhapsBET
- 121. Wood’s counterpartIRON
- 123. Topper for a 56-DownSTAR
- 125. Fail to meet at the planned timeBAILON
- 126. Fatalistic cryIMAGONER
- 129. Ones taking sabbaticals with no game plan?LEAVEWINGERS
- 132. Shocking scandalsOUTRAGES
- 133. Like contrabandILLEGAL
- 134. Ending akin to -trix and -etteENNE
- 135. Made the coffeePERKED
- 136. Blot on the landscapeEYESORE
- 137. Miss in the HighlandsLASS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Renaissance fiddlesREBECS
- 2. Peruvian palsAMIGOS
- 3. Kidman who debuted in 1983’s “Bush Christmas”NICOLE
- 4. “Have a taste!”TRYIT
- 6. Outmoded classroom visual aidFILMSTRIP
- 7. “You’re a mean ___, Mr. Grinch”ONE
- 8. Grating noiseRASP
- 9. Oscar-awarding org.AMPAS
- 10. Paging deviceBEEPER
- 11. Forceful words after “There!”ISAIDIT
- 12. Scolding soundTSK
- 14. Begin a journeySETOFF
- 15. Quahog or geoduckCLAM
- 16. “…and may ___ your Christmases be white”ALL
- 17. Cleanup hitter’s goalRBI
- 18. Proof of fallibilityERASURE
- 19. Cotton from Arkansas, e.g.SENATOR
- 23. Like a good target for a passWIDEOPEN
- 24. Ranking memberDOYEN
- 26. Long-running CBS franchiseCSI
- 31. “Potatoes done perfect” brandOREIDA
- 34. “Everybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe ___ to make the season bright”HELP
- 38. Burden for Marley’s ghostCHAINS
- 39. “___ Holidays!”HAPPY
- 42. Black-and-whiteCOPCAR
- 44. Hit show lettersSRO
- 45. Walked boldlySTRODE
- 47. Scotch Tape dispenser featurePLAID
- 48. Bank lobby arrayATMS
- 49. Thing of the pastRELIC
- 53. Sudden incursionFORAY
- 54. Canine coatENAMEL
- 55. Kingly furERMINE
- 56. Piece of informationDATUM
- 61. Dogs with corded coatsPULIS
- 63. Christmas decorationTREE
- 64. Groundskeeper’s choreMOWING
- 65. RatSNITCH
- 68. NHL team based in Saint PaulWILD
- 69. Financial crisisPANIC
- 72. BeginningONSET
- 75. Squeeze togetherCLENCH
- 76. Hollywood’s Negga and WilsonRUTHS
- 77. Oktoberfest souvenirsSTEINS
- 79. Massenet operaTHAIS
- 82. New symphony of 1804EROICA
- 85. Alcatraz unitCELL
- 87. UndermineERODE
- 88. Book reviewersAUDITORS
- 89. Charlize of “Reindeer Games”THERON
- 92. Vehicle for dashing through the snowSKIMOBILE
- 95. Dad, sis, bro, etc.FAM
- 97. James of “Elf”CAAN
- 99. “A round for everybody!”SETEMUP
- 100. Having a willTESTATE
- 102. Bad way to be accusedFALSELY
- 105. One-named model from MilanFABIO
- 106. “You’re absolutely right!”AGREED
- 107. Christmas, in CremonaNATALE
- 110. Lead oreGALENA
- 111. Adds tinsel to, e.g.ADORNS
- 112. Items in some framesLENSES
- 116. They crash and breakWAVES
- 118. Crayola colorTAN
- 119. Supergiant in OrionRIGEL
- 122. “Bus Stop” playwrightINGE
- 124. ___ Park (Queens neighborhood)REGO
- 127. Boxer warningGRR
- 128. Bourbon cask materialOAK
- 130. Commit perjuryLIE
- 131. Realm for MarsWAR