Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Dec 31 2022 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 31 December 2022 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 Ball Drops. 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 74 Horizontal Clues and 62 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ ACROSS
- . Kings, on NBA scoreboardsSAC
- . Outstanding Drama Series Emmy winner in 1987, 1989, 1990 and 1991LALAW
- . AttemptSTAB
- . A matter of degrees?HEAT
- . Name-dropping abbr.ETAL
- . Hittite in David’s armyURIAH
- . Serve the champagnePOUR
- . Word of appreciation from ApollinaireMERCI
- . Ski resort in the Wasatch MountainsALTA
- . “I’m ___ white” (lyric from the “Hair” song “I’m Black”)RINSO
- . Performing particularly wellINRAREFORM
- . Nautically-named newspaper featureMASTHEAD
- . LushSOT
- . Blue, in BoliviaAZUL
- . Ruby on screenDEE
- . Anarchic, sayINCHAOS
- . “Ish”SORTA
- . DisorderedINAMESS
- . ScatteredSTREWN
- . Prevented from scoringDENIED
- . UnescortedLONE
- . Hermana de la madre o del padreTIA
- . “The Horse Whisperer” directorREDFORD
- . “Little House on the Prairie” surnameINGALLS
- . Torment oneselfSTEW
- . Thread componentEMAIL
- . Notable spanERA
- . “The Cocktail Party” playwrightELIOT
- . “Two, two, two mints in one!” brandCERTS
- . Number before quattroTRE
- . Fully cookedDONE
- . Center’s jobSNAP
- . High spiritsCHEERINESS
- . Writers Radcliffe and BeattieANNS
- . Paternity proverDNA
- . Battle of Britain org.RAF
- . Buff buffNUDIST
- . Cruel oneSADIST
- . Band’s playlistSET
- . Before, poeticallyERE
- . Raunchy readingSMUT
- . Fender offeringBASSGUITAR
- . Like the “New Year’s Rockin’ Eve” airingLIVE
- . Audition awardPART
- . Connection for 71-AcrossAMP
- . Dr. Jekyll’s forenameHENRY
- . Basic girderIBEAM
- . Hors d’oeuvre toppingROE
- . Well-muscledBUILT
- . 210-square-mile U.S. territoryGUAM
- . AuthenticateCERTIFY
- . Rehnquist’s successorROBERTS
- . CollarNAB
- . Cruise stopISLE
- . Like some wine and ciderMULLED
- . Sports sitesSTADIA
- . Does some gambolingPRANCES
- . PlaceSTEAD
- . Corned-beef-and-sauerkraut sandwichesREUBENS
- . “Shiny Happy People” bandREM
- . Nick and Nora’s dogASTA
- . UnmatchedODD
- . Singer nicknamed “The Velvet Fog”MELTORME
- . Oscar nominee for “Lawrence of Arabia”OMARSHARIF
- . Shakespeare’s “tricksy spirit”ARIEL
- . Not newUSED
- . “The Pearl Fishers” composerBIZET
- . Co-star of Gene, Peter, Marty, Cloris and MadelineTERI
- . Code nameMORSE
- . Up ___ goodTONO
- . SuitEXEC
- . River under the Brooklyn BridgeEAST
- . Expression of contemptSNEER
- . Wimple wearerNUN
WSJ DOWN
- . Pale green colorSEAMIST
- . Aquaman’s homeRELIC
- . 1977 Ted Nugent songPROBE
- . TemptATLANTIS
- . Divas’ deliveriesCARIBE
- . Diva JennyREMIX
- . ___ in “apple”CATSCRATCHFEVER
- . Noted baseball routineAMAZE
- . Forbidden pitchLATHE
- . Weigh station unitEEE
- . Mysterious glowEATIN
- . 2015 Kenny G album that includes “Girl From Ipanema”REC
- . Bunny boss, familiarlyHAW
- . UndermineWRENS
- . Manhattan’s 14,600MISCAST
- . Square where the words in this puzzle’s dropping balls may be heard at the end of a song’s first verseLUREON
- . Bat-making needTRUMP
- . Diverse assortmentFLESH
- . Long sentenceARIAS
- . Hem’s partnerRESIDUARYESTATE
- . Camden Yards teamLIND
- . Puts outDEM
- . ExtraNITRO
- . Board, to boardersAREA
- . Rep. opposerAAS
- . Everything not specifically left to someone in a willSEDATES
- . Director of “If….” and “O Lucky Man!”TERMS
- . Repair shop courtesyIRS
- . Mar. honoreeWHOSONFIRST
- . Wide boot lettersOUTOFIT
- . Arizona and South Carolina’s state birdsORIOLES
- . They’re found between the shouldersBABBLED
- . Spades, in SpadesSPITTER
- . FollowSAMUELADAMS
- . Venezuelan piranhaTON
- . Dragster boosterADDED
- . Police trapASPIRED
- . Historical artifactRON
- . Boston Beer Company’s flagship brandAURA
- . Had lofty plansROADS
- . Was incoherentLTD
- . 1989 Broadway play set in a writer’s Manhattan apartmentMIRE
- . Like some kitchensBRAZILIANNIGHTS
- . Contract compositionREESE
- . Like John Wayne as Genghis Khan in “The Conqueror”RUNON
- . Inc. kinENSUE
- . Starting point of a phone treeSELLER
- . Crayola color renamed “peach” in 1962MELANGE
- . DisorientedSTING
- . Inspired byTUT
- . Successful pitcherHEF
- . Chiding soundMEALS
- . In the neighborhoodTRU
- . Surgical instrumentABOUT
- . Club hit, oftenERODE
- . Blow awayLINDSAYANDERSON
- . Surname on orange wrappersACRES
- . NeighborhoodLOANER
- . Swampy spotMAINMENU
- . Leisure activity, brieflyTIMES
- . Org. with lots of schedulesSTPAT
- . Youngest of the Weasley boysBASEDON