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The Puzzle Grid for Today is 21 boxes wide and 21 boxes tall. It’s name is A Little R&R. 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 67 Horizontal Clues and 73 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Düsseldorf denialsNEINS
- 6. CoursePATH
- 10. Beverage flavored with vanilla, cinnamon and citrusCOLA
- 14. Email app folderSENT
- 18. Pursue, as an informant’s tipACTON
- 19. Falco with four EmmysEDIE
- 20. Field workerSOWER
- 21. Rachel Weisz’s role in “The Mummy”EVIE
- 22. Thug’s muscle woe from roughing up people?BRUTECRAMP
- 24. Routes for puritanical hikers?PRIGTRAILS
- 26. Evening courses?SUPPER
- 27. Carbureted hydrogen, more familiarlyMETHANE
- 29. Cautionary storiesFABLES
- 30. Sport with shellsCREW
- 32. Tagliatelle toppingSAUCE
- 33. Seeps slowlyOOZES
- 34. Demonstrate despondencySOB
- 37. CommotionsADOS
- 39. Vining plant that’s really awesome?GREATCREEPER
- 43. Runs made by escaping turncoats?TRAITORTROTS
- 46. Convenience store convenienceATM
- 47. Glass on the radioIRA
- 48. Org. with a Senior Planet websiteAARP
- 49. City of northwest SpainLEON
- 50. Bout lettersTKO
- 51. Guitar attachmentSTRAP
- 53. Employed, as dirty tacticsSTOOPEDTO
- 56. Massage targetACHE
- 58. Bank jobHEIST
- 59. Free-range fowlHEN
- 60. Radius settingARM
- 61. Stately dancesMINUETS
- 64. Award stars toRATE
- 65. Getting more gratification from horse training?BREAKINGPROUDER
- 68. Getaways for the stressedSPAS
- 70. ExactPRECISE
- 71. Word on the obverse of every U.S. coinGOD
- 72. Parisian palAMI
- 75. Capital in the Treasure ValleyBOISE
- 76. 1975 Wimbledon champASHE
- 77. Fiber-rich side dishBEANSALAD
- 80. Tubular woodsOBOES
- 81. Intl. clock standardGMT
- 82. EqualPEER
- 83. Platypus partBILL
- 84. FellowsMEN
- 85. RegretRUE
- 86. Tingling feeling while practicing maneuvers?DRILLPRICKLE
- 90. Mason’s tool for filling gaps between bricks?BREACHTROWEL
- 94. Rams coach McVaySEAN
- 95. Twisty shapeESS
- 96. Community characterETHOS
- 97. Darken, poeticallyBEDIM
- 99. AssistsAIDS
- 101. Watch onlineSTREAM
- 103. Hoppy beerPILSNER
- 105. Work togetherLIAISE
- 109. Melee at the monastery?FRIARBRAWL
- 111. Gambling game involving rolling on the lawn?GRASSCRAPS
- 113. Alley targetsPINS
- 114. SmidgensIOTAS
- 115. Marine predatorORCA
- 116. Prepare to go home, maybeTAGUP
- 117. Venetian magistrateDOGE
- 118. Name on “Fargo” postersCOEN
- 119. Novosibirsk negativeNYET
- 120. No longer wearing a wool coat, saySHORN
WSJ DOWN
- 1. ApprehendsNABS
- 2. Sandy hueSTASH
- 3. Words after live, suck or whoopBOMB
- 4. Sexist, saySFPD
- 5. SpurnECRU
- 6. For eachORATE
- 7. Sistine Chapel ceiling figureSOBER
- 8. London newspaperTRIO
- 9. Shape of a British 50-pence coinITUP
- 10. Pupil protectorBARON
- 11. Result of a tyke’s tumblePIONEERING
- 12. Femur settingNOTPC
- 13. Photography or fashion, e.g.IPO
- 14. Navy builderBASE
- 15. Exorcist’s targetATEASE
- 16. Sudan dividerSNEERAT
- 17. Thomas Hardy title characterPARSES
- 20. Lot divisionsCHAR
- 23. Statement of beliefCREDO
- 25. Pull downERE
- 28. Feeling offendedRHOMBIC
- 31. Geography class displayPER
- 33. Quadri- doubledWORLDMAP
- 34. HideGUTS
- 35. Supply an addressROO
- 36. Captain of industryADAM
- 38. Dele undoerSTET
- 40. Grow a fondness forKRAMER
- 41. Make blankPATE
- 42. SpellboundTIMES
- 44. NYSE debutROOMIEST
- 45. Least confinedOBIWAN
- 50. 1951 Albert Camus bookHEPTAGON
- 51. Rips to piecesINCH
- 52. Rip to piecesDWELLS
- 54. Does a grammar taskHURT
- 55. Prior to, to PriorANGIE
- 56. “The Hate U Give” author ThomasREDS
- 57. Tarot suitSPACES
- 62. Foot partCUPS
- 63. Veggie with a plump podPILINGON
- 65. IgnobleCORNEA
- 66. “Ship of Fools” director StanleyTHEREBEL
- 67. Put onMERRY
- 68. Fit for designated drivingOWIE
- 69. Marked by never-before-used methodsTAKETO
- 72. ComparableEELS
- 73. Sites for spreesRACE
- 74. Does nothingLEG
- 75. Fail miserablyOCTO
- 78. Snaky swimmersSUGARPEA
- 79. Epitome of simplicitySAT
- 81. PluckARTFORM
- 82. Going overboard with the criticismDON
- 85. Like a diamond in a deckRAILS
- 86. LivesRAZE
- 87. Wine list sectionSHREDS
- 88. Limited support?INDICTS
- 89. Formally chargesSEABEE
- 91. RelaxedTEAR
- 92. BlackenABC
- 93. Luke’s mentorSARAH
- 98. GleefulEVILSPIRIT
- 100. “Women Talking” director PolleyALIKE
- 101. Dirty Harry’s org.IAGO
- 102. The Chicks, e.g.NILE
- 103. Party spreadERASE
- 104. Drag, sayMALLS
- 106. “Beware, my lord, of jealousy” speakerSPUR
- 107. IncentiveTESS
- 108. “Around the Horn” airerRAPT
- 110. Aussie bounderIDLES
- 112. Took a load offESPN