Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Feb 11 2023 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 11 February 2023 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 In the Drink. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Gary Larson & Amy Ensz & 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.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Salt’s “halt!”AVAST
- 6. Get out while the getting is goodBAIL
- 10. Primer, e.g.COAT
- 14. Play makeupACTS
- 18. Subject of old French cheersLEROI
- 19. Radius partnerULNA
- 20. Hippy performanceHULA
- 21. Bangkok coinBAHT
- 22. Coffee-making ingredients for ceramicists?GROUNDSFORFIRING
- 26. AboutINRE
- 27. “Get ___” (2014 James Brown biopic)ONUP
- 28. California countyORANGE
- 29. Truck capacity, sometimesONETON
- 31. Florida’s DeSantisRON
- 32. Name that has its ups and downsOTIS
- 33. Multicharacter faceEMOTICON
- 38. Antitrust agcy.FTC
- 39. Like some chairsENDOWED
- 41. Wine-making ingredients for rageaholics?GRAPESOFWRATH
- 43. Cash inREDEEM
- 45. Bring homeEARN
- 46. AbominableVILE
- 47. Cut outFLED
- 49. UndiscoveredLATENT
- 52. Opera singers Almati, Kern and IsaacADELES
- 54. Smoothie-making ingredients for midwives?FRUITSOFTHEIRLABOR
- 59. Lab entrance?DOGDOOR
- 60. UndecidedAGNOSTIC
- 61. Marijuana extractCBD
- 64. Inspired flashIDEA
- 65. “Rats!”DANG
- 68. Wall supportSTUD
- 69. Address for a monarchSIRE
- 70. Base bigwigs, brieflyCOS
- 71. Shocked big timePOLEAXED
- 75. House showerREALTOR
- 77. Beer-making ingredients for touring music groups?HOPSONTHEBANDWAGON
- 80. Make secretENCODE
- 83. Centaur slain by HerculesNESSUS
- 84. Bohr’s studyATOM
- 85. Trail mixGORP
- 86. 1930s boxing champ MaxBAER
- 88. Bird also called a butcherbirdSHRIKE
- 91. Liquor-making ingredients for polygraph experts?GRAINSOFTRUTH
- 96. Summer coolerICEDTEA
- 100. Babysitter’s handfulIMP
- 101. Living areasHABITATS
- 102. Counterfeiter catcherTMAN
- 103. Rose of rockAXL
- 104. City southeast of RomaNAPOLI
- 106. Spotlight hog’s problemEGOISM
- 108. Massage targetACHE
- 109. PatGLIB
- 110. Oolong-making ingredients for ministers?LEAVESATTHEALTAR
- 116. Promise, e.g.OLEO
- 117. “Tosca” tuneARIA
- 118. Caramel candyROLO
- 119. High-stepping aidSTILT
- 120. Financial page inits.NYSE
- 121. RendTEAR
- 122. Coffee company founder AlfredPEET
- 123. Betrays nervousnessPACES
WSJ DOWN
- 1. He and the Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change won the 2007 Nobel Peace PrizeALGORE
- 2. Harry Potter’s uncleFDIC
- 3. NearbyEGGINGON
- 4. Introductory course, sometimesVERNON
- 5. Antimony’s neighbor on the periodic tableFRODO
- 6. Commute for someNORMALLY
- 7. First letters for radio operatorsAROUND
- 8. Part of, as a plotLUGES
- 9. More massiveCRAPPIES
- 10. X, at timesSOUP
- 11. For usOREIDA
- 12. Mahershala of “Moonlight”HOPI
- 13. Shade at the beachOBOE
- 14. Rose’s love in a 1920s playTIN
- 15. “100% guaranteed!”OWEDTO
- 16. ChokePOD
- 17. Landfill emanationsNHL
- 23. Was sweet (on)DOTED
- 24. Relief org.SODOPE
- 25. Slip upSAIL
- 30. Compass headingBUSRIDE
- 32. Because ofORALS
- 34. Swivel, like most home entrancesBOB
- 35. Verdi venuesEAT
- 36. Syr. neighborALFAS
- 37. Voting “nay”ELF
- 40. Frozen fries brandNEO
- 41. Bus. major’s examAFI
- 42. Airstream ownerARE
- 44. Will Ferrell Christmas movieINON
- 47. Bilbo’s relativeGMAT
- 48. Olympics speedersGANNETT
- 50. Snoop’s 2002 album “Paid ___ Cost to Be da Boss”VIA
- 51. Neurologist’s test, brieflyLARGER
- 52. ToleratedTHA
- 53. Sleepy friendXTERRA
- 54. Money guarantor, for shortEAR
- 55. Way coolFEMA
- 56. Tough testsEEG
- 57. D-Day troop carrierEHS
- 58. Take ___ for the worseUTES
- 61. Gulf rivalCHI
- 62. Piece of curling equipmentOPENIN
- 63. Laura of “Jurassic World Dominion”DES
- 66. Matrix escapeeTSGARP
- 67. USA Today publisherOUR
- 69. On the scheduleTEATROS
- 71. Detachable containerBUSH
- 72. Nissan SUVOTOE
- 73. Unsure utterancesALI
- 74. ___ MoinesISR
- 76. RouseLST
- 77. Arizona peopleASH
- 78. Wild parts of AustraliaTITLE
- 79. Pompeii coveringTAN
- 80. EncouragingCON
- 81. For the most partATURN
- 82. Freshwater sunfishesRIMSHOT
- 86. Shilling, in slangGOOF
- 87. “100 Years…100 Movies” org.ABIDED
- 89. Punchline indicatorICAME
- 90. Start of a Caesar boastNNW
- 92. Flyers’ org.DOC
- 93. Flying jib, e.g.AWAKEN
- 94. Salt Lake City teamASP
- 95. Novelist in a John Irving novelABIE
- 97. StratagemRVER
- 98. Sigh, saySLATED
- 99. Some phone messagesALTA
- 102. NameCANTFAIL
- 105. Bassoon cousinCITGO
- 107. Nebraska peopleTACTIC
- 108. Ski resort near SnowbirdTHROTTLE
- 111. Polish offBROOM
- 112. EqualsEXHALE
- 113. By way ofSTENCHES
- 114. What some musicians play byDERN
- 115. Egyptian serpentALERTS