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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Feb 28 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 27 February 2021 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 Curses!. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Brad Wiegmann & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 65 Horizontal Clues and 75 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . DeclineEBB
- . It catches major league fastballsRADAR
- . RascalSCAMP
- . Put-your-cards-in-order gameRACKO
- . “The Masque of the Red Death” writerPOE
- . Sun-dried materialADOBE
- . Hole drillerAUGER
- . Sure competitorARRID
- . “@#$%! Annie Oakley just had a baby!”SONOFAGUN
- . Lab rewardTREAT
- . Part of a chain, perhapsSTORE
- . Something hard to kickOLDHABIT
- . “@#$%! My bow splintered again!”FIDDLESTICKS
- . Whopper topperMAYO
- . Fruity compoundsESTERS
- . Puzzle solvers’ criesAHAS
- . Goes on an Amazon tour, say?SHOPS
- . Bear Dance participantUTE
- . “@#$%! That black hole is sucking them in!”OHMYSTARS
- . Carmaker BugattiETTORE
- . Hosp. testMRI
- . DudesBROS
- . Guess alternativeLEE
- . “@#$%! Close those pearly gates!”FORHEAVENSSAKE
- . Chicago Outfit bossCAPONE
- . Singing syllableTRA
- . “Very well…”OKAYTHEN
- . Radisson rivalSHERATON
- . Fixes a button, saySEWS
- . ___ & Perrins (Worcestershire sauce brand)LEA
- . @@@ATS
- . “Consider the task handled”ONIT
- . “@#$%! These veggies are inedible!”SUFFERINSUCCOTASH
- . Fencing pieceSLAT
- . Mauna ___LOA
- . Partner of 111-DownAID
- . Puppy soundsYAPS
- . “Sadly, yes”AFRAIDSO
- . “The Great Pretender” group, with “the”PLATTERS
- . By way ofVIA
- . SwoonsFAINTS
- . “@#$%! Not another Brit Lit class!”WHATTHEDICKENS
- . Mordor residentORC
- . Fishing spotPIER
- . That fellow’sHIS
- . Stands for speechesDAISES
- . “@#$%! This wake is getting totally out of hand!”GOODGRIEF
- . Lair for a bearDEN
- . Prudent judgmentSENSE
- . Incoherent articulationRANT
- . Barry, Robin or MauriceBEEGEE
- . Gulf War missileSCUD
- . “@#$%! Look what the rabbi just landed!”HOLYMACKEREL
- . She had the title role on “Madam Secretary”TEALEONI
- . Get out ofEVADE
- . Shout-out from a sideline playerHIMOM
- . “@#$%! My steak’s too rare, Pop!”DADBURNIT
- . “Glengarry Glen Ross” playwrightMAMET
- . Start of a 1950s campaign sloganILIKE
- . Pentathletes’ needsEPEES
- . PeriodDOT
- . Zero, for onePLANE
- . FamousNOTED
- . Docking spotBERTH
- . ___ Balls (snack cakes)SNO
WSJ DOWN
- . Spa town near LondonEPSOM
- . Word in a Yale fight songEFTS
- . Juice box accompaniersAFOG
- . Nickname for “The King of Clay”HEMP
- . Not muchBOOLA
- . Ranch straysTORE
- . BordersFARO
- . Kylo ___ (“The Force Awakens” character)OVAL
- . Swift writingBENDYSTRAWS
- . Muffet’s morselsRICO
- . Like some portsLAMA
- . Course selection?OHOHOH
- . People who work on celebrity impressions?SUSAN
- . Jah praisersDRYDEN
- . Oil producer, perhapsRAFA
- . Glades snapperOREO
- . Captain whose middle name is TiberiusFLIT
- . Praiseful poetryGAMETE
- . “Pick me! Pick me!”ADAB
- . ObsessionPEAK
- . ReservedFADS
- . Prepare to fleeRNA
- . Layered snackDOGIES
- . K2, e.g.VALETS
- . Planet where an egg-shaped spacecraft originatedPITCHIN
- . Plot devices?ABUTS
- . HeapsMEYER
- . Home of minor league baseball’s AcesOWIE
- . SpottedKILO
- . Little salamandersREN
- . Ran like crazyTURNTAIL
- . “Twilight” writer StephenieHEF
- . Swahili’s language familyEMIT
- . Parking prosFETISH
- . Gourmet chips ingredientNOPAR
- . Minimal changeBROKE
- . Met offeringSATIRE
- . Easy victimSEASALT
- . Like cobrasDEEMED
- . Senator CollinsCURDS
- . Witheringly criticalBANTU
- . Dart aboutATHEEL
- . Passing passionsAGED
- . Without face value, as stockORK
- . Offers as evidenceSCATHING
- . Get moreDEB
- . Freshener scentMEAL
- . Smart answersHOES
- . In ___ (befuddled)CITES
- . Card game akin to monte bankETAPE
- . Rodriguez of “Modern Family”PRTEAMS
- . Boo-booHOODED
- . Close behindSEEDER
- . Hitching hopeSHY
- . Body image, of a sortCENT
- . Former mag mogulRIDE
- . Mouth, in slangABET
- . Lend a handRASTAS
- . England’s first poet laureateARIA
- . Reproductive cellSCAN
- . Vaccine componentLUSH
- . ConsideredARTIST
- . Sowing machinePATSY
- . Cleaned out, sayKISSER
- . Tour de France stageCROC
- . Bargaining groupALOT
- . “Likewise”HAVESECONDS
- . CBD oil sourceKIRK
- . Squashed circleRENO
- . Prayer wheel userPINE
- . Dealer’s unitUNION
- . Give offODES
- . Partner of 72-AcrossSEEN
- . VerdantSASS
- . Girl who’s having a ballDITTO