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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Dec 30 2020 were just published. The solution for Wednesday, 30 December 2020 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 In at the Finish. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By David Alfred Bywaters & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 33 Horizontal Clues and 43 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Digital toolAPP
- . China flawCHIP
- . Scholarly outputPAPERS
- . Vientiane denizenLAO
- . It flows through Lake BrienzAARE
- . Prevents from airingBLEEPS
- . RageIRE
- . Appreciative observation at the Renaissance Faire?WHATAJERKIN
- . Familiar friendsKITH
- . Flight partRISER
- . Breakfast treat with an auriform shape?EARMUFFIN
- . Site of the USDA’s National Animal Disease CenterAMES
- . Chorister’s referenceHYMNAL
- . Its first cover showed the infant Desi Arnaz Jr.TVGUIDE
- . CoupledDUAL
- . Completely redesignedALLNEW
- . Prestidigitator’s publication?MAGICBULLETIN
- . Shed one’s inhibitionsBEFREE
- . Big doGALA
- . Latte laborerBARISTA
- . In your headMENTAL
- . LummoxCLOD
- . Expensive material for a crib blanket?BABYSATIN
- . Biblical name that means “he laughs”ISAAC
- . Beggar’s utterancePLEA
- . Coach’s intellectual equipment?SPORTSBRAIN
- . Pitcher’s deliveriesADS
- . Common landscaping treePINOAK
- . Out of actionIDLE
- . Matched groupSET
- . Call center staffAGENTS
- . DimwitDOLT
- . Subject to a legal proceedingTRY
WSJ DOWN
- . Cut from the same clothALIKE
- . Persona non grataBBC
- . Burns books, for exampleSPA
- . Corvine callPARIAH
- . Triumphant shoutMEAL
- . Plan for sr. yearsPIG
- . Inventor of a lidded glass dishPOETRY
- . BLT alternativesAFRO
- . Nautical directionONE
- . “Tales of Mother Goose” author CharlesHMM
- . Mouse-sighting exclamationGRIDIRON
- . Sch. in TroyCAW
- . U.S. IDUNDIES
- . Colloquial contractionSTAT
- . “Let me think about that…”HAH
- . Boxers, e.g.FAUCET
- . It runs hot and coldASKS
- . Superfluous fleshIRA
- . Short skirt, for shortFLAB
- . Idyllic spotABAB
- . Put in stitchesPETRI
- . Geographical depressionLUG
- . Gathers after harvestACRID
- . Big galootAINT
- . Series of coursesLAMB
- . Big doADO
- . Passing zone?PBJS
- . Exemplar of meeknessVALLEY
- . “Doctor Who” carrierILL
- . Simple rhyme schemeALEE
- . Dance shoe attachmentGLEANS
- . “Finally!”NET
- . Schubert worksPERRAULT
- . BitterTAP
- . Particularly unpleasantEEK
- . RBI or ERAMINI
- . Shows curiosityATLAST
- . Massage therapist’s placeRPI
- . Sty occupantEDEN
- . Pretentious pronounLIEDER
- . FussSSN
- . Not working, maybeSEW
- . Cautious acrobat’s installationNASTY