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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Feb 4 2021 were just published. The solution for Thursday, 04 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 Couple Up. 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 35 Horizontal Clues and 41 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . She beat Monica in the 1996 U.S. OpenSTEFFI
- . “No ___ of Egypt creep close at thy heels”: Oscar WildeASPS
- . Petting in a pet store, say, for shortPDA
- . With 4-Down, opening words?LADIES
- . Comfort food entreeMEATLOAF
- . Extreme course correctionsUTURNS
- . With 8-Down, 6-3, 6-0, 6-2, e.g.STRAIGHT
- . College app necessitiesRECS
- . Some sky lightsUFOS
- . Kit componentsTOOLS
- . Snack that’s knotty but nice?PRETZEL
- . Carry-on containersBINS
- . Moscow nativeIDAHOAN
- . Word to the wiseTIP
- . Make senseADDUP
- . Tennis star LacosteRENE
- . Singing slaveAIDA
- . Encyclopedia features, and four clue pairs in this puzzleCROSSREFERENCES
- . Spell slingerMAGE
- . Election losersOUTS
- . Minneapolis pros, familiarlyVIKES
- . Fabergé artworkEGG
- . On deckTOPSIDE
- . “___ being honest…”IFIM
- . Causing the most goose bumpsEERIEST
- . With 48-Down, it follows Yom KippurBREAK
- . Startled soundGASP
- . With 53-Down, kind of coffeeFAIR
- . Maine attractions?LOBSTERS
- . Singer awarded the National Medal of Arts in 1999ODETTA
- . Its logo is a big blue dotUSATODAY
- . Cleaned out with a pipe cleanerREAMED
- . Disreputable paperRAG
- . LeBron said he was “definitely the best player in the NBA”KOBE
- . Gibson of “Transformers”TYRESE
WSJ DOWN
- . Drink noisilySLURP
- . Home run, in sports slangACME
- . Draw outBLUR
- . With 14-Across, Lou Hoover and othersTATER
- . MarshlandDRAG
- . Put outROSA
- . “I ___ over it!”EDUCE
- . With 18-Across, correctsDOGGIEBAG
- . It may be shot in the openFIRST
- . Crestor, e.g.USE
- . Kangaroo-imitating deviceFAST
- . Charlie Bucket’s creatorFEN
- . Early p.m. timesZIPS
- . Exemplar of might and mane?TIKTOK
- . Erupt, as fightingISSUED
- . DartsROOM
- . He beat Schmeling in 1933EDO
- . Tests the weight ofFLAREUP
- . Baby shower giftsGRAB
- . Nice notionAMSO
- . Rush alternativeHEFTS
- . PinnacleASYE
- . Tiresome taskSETS
- . Diner’s requestONESIES
- . Call onPAR
- . Singer DiFrancoBAER
- . Part of a Clue accusationDEPORT
- . EternallySTATIN
- . App in 2020 headlinesEVER
- . Send home, in a wayDEY
- . With 54-Across, court strategyLION
- . “Sadly…”ANI
- . Words on a Wonderland cakeIFEAR
- . PlacesPOGOSTICK
- . With 58-Across, exhibition of the latest waresEATME
- . Indistinct recollectionDAHL
- . Parks in 1955 headlinesIDEE
- . SeizeSITES
- . “___ sow, so shall…”AFTS
- . Tokyo, formerlyPASS
- . Susan of “The Partridge Family”TRADE