Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Feb 17 2021 were just published. The solution for Wednesday, 17 February 2021 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 What’s the Scoop?. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By John Hawksley & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 33 Horizontal Clues and 39 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Sheltered inletCOVE
- . Hold forth vehementlyRANT
- . Fundamental questionBIGIF
- . Alone on the football field, sayOPEN
- . Grammy winner with songs in English, Irish and ElvishENYA
- . Battery endANODE
- . Antique cabinet in perfect condition?MINTCHIPPENDALE
- . 1981 Bruce Springsteen songBETRUE
- . Upset the progress ofDERAILED
- . DisciplineAREA
- . Vaccine basisRNA
- . Just your standard issue tossing toy?VANILLABEANBAG
- . Retail giant with in-house grooming salonsPETCO
- . Bone-dryARID
- . Golf positionLIE
- . Starts a poker handANTES
- . Soak upSOP
- . King Carl XVI Gustaf, for oneSWEDE
- . “___ a joke to you?”AMI
- . Generous person’s wordsONME
- . ImpertinenceCHEEK
- . Family vacations that don’t go as planned?ROCKYROADTRIPS
- . Long wait time, seeminglyEON
- . American selectionSEAT
- . Symbolic storyALLEGORY
- . Holds forthSPEAKS
- . Extraordinarily small monarch?PEANUTBUTTERFLY
- . Shadow removerRAZOR
- . 1970s tennis champ NastaseILIE
- . Make ___ for it (bolt)ARUN
- . Used upSPENT
- . Email app buttonSEND
- . Weighty bookTOME
WSJ DOWN
- . Search over, as a beachCOMB
- . Andy Taylor’s sonPAAR
- . Let it all outAPRS
- . CharmOPIE
- . Fix, as a pumpVENMO
- . Singer DiFrancoLEAP
- . “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” org.VENT
- . Packaging needATTIC
- . Split requirementLAZE
- . Mauritius’s oceanENTRANCE
- . Hockey objectiveKEENON
- . Just sitting thereCURIOS
- . Facebook featureYOGURT
- . Rare and unusual objectsREHEEL
- . Went awryORNOT
- . Regretful replyANI
- . Popular mobile payment serviceALASNO
- . Top storyRBIS
- . Enticing smellNYPD
- . Herons and humansAROMA
- . Censoring soundYULE
- . Some staffersTAPE
- . Stereotypical techieBIPEDS
- . Early “Tonight Show” host JackTIN
- . PredicamentERRED
- . Lab maze navigatorTESTED
- . “…but I could be wrong”BANANA
- . Excited aboutSCRAPE
- . Frozen ___ (ice cream alternative)INDIAN
- . Checked outWHITERAT
- . Credit card ad nos.GOAL
- . BoundBLEEP
- . Take it easyAFRO
- . Clutch hitter’s statsIDLE
- . Christmas seasonAIDES
- . Bushy doKLUM
- . “America’s Got Talent” judge HeidiFEED
- . Last word of a seasonal songGEEK
- . Electroplating metalSYNE