Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jan 14 2023 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 14 January 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 Alternate Endings. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Alex Eaton-Salners & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 71 Horizontal Clues and 69 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Resort at Baja’s tipCABO
- 5. Further down?BLUER
- 10. Hit back?SIDEB
- 15. “A Visit From the Goon Squad” author JenniferEGAN
- 19. River through RugbyAVON
- 20. Jeff of ELOLYNNE
- 21. Echo’s voiceALEXA
- 22. Former fillyMARE
- 23. *Disfavored option for a flierMIDDLEEAST
- 25. *Self-aggrandizing deedsPOWERSTRIP
- 27. Receivers of checksPAYEES
- 28. ___ mater (brain membrane)DURA
- 30. Aleppo’s landSYRIA
- 31. Arthur with EmmysBEA
- 32. Opera makeupACTS
- 33. Doubt-raising questionORISIT
- 35. PanaceaCUREALL
- 37. *Rubber-bulbed tube needed for ThanksgivingTURKEYBREAST
- 40. Comic skillTIMING
- 41. Thrower of shadeELM
- 42. Express unhappinessMOAN
- 43. Scanner partsLASERS
- 45. Coral, for oneSEA
- 47. One who never skips class?SNOB
- 49. Not newUSED
- 51. *Theater wall displayMOVIETROPES
- 55. Comic SilvermanSARAH
- 57. Fall settingEDEN
- 59. Put the kibosh onNIX
- 60. Make fizzyAERATE
- 61. Hall of Fame pitcher WilhelmHOYT
- 63. Awesomely exciting, in slangLIT
- 65. BoundLIMIT
- 67. Getaway destinationINN
- 68. Old PC monitorCRT
- 71. *Live audience on TV’s “Howdy Doody”PEANUTALLERGY
- 74. Bonny boyLAD
- 75. Mens ___ (intent)REA
- 76. Civil rights leader RoyINNIS
- 77. Where the wild things areZOO
- 78. EnthralledRAPT
- 80. With skepticismASKANT
- 82. Back part of a Navy site?MIL
- 84. Nothing specialSOSO
- 86. Spanish heroELCID
- 90. *Crossing a gangplank, sayGOINGABROAD
- 93. Keystone ___KOPS
- 95. Draw closerCOME
- 96. Profile in crime?DNA
- 97. Sarge, sayNONCOM
- 99. Tacked-on chargesFEES
- 101. Burj Khalifa’s nat.UAE
- 102. Region of ancient PalestineGILEAD
- 105. *Teslas and the likeELECTRICARCS
- 108. Subject for a Millet paintingPEASANT
- 110. Yarn skein specificationDYELOT
- 111. Cartoonist ThomasNAST
- 112. Yodeler’s spot, traditionallyALP
- 113. Pacific microstateNAURU
- 115. Aria belterDIVA
- 116. Skips phoneticallyELIDES
- 119. *Early 18th-century pirate of the West IndiesBLACKBREAD
- 122. *Substitute squadSECONDMATE
- 124. Trouble with sibilantsLISP
- 125. “The Rise of Skywalker” roleLANDO
- 126. Provide a little night music?SNORE
- 127. Siouan speakerOTOE
- 128. Greek peakOSSA
- 129. Piano classic dedicateeELISE
- 130. Balance sheet listingASSET
- 131. HawkVEND
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Bonfire setting, perhapsCAMP
- 2. Nike competitorTESS
- 3. Riot police wearCRAG
- 4. Warming upPABLO
- 5. Sneeze responseAVIA
- 6. Caustic chemicalULNA
- 7. PlainRESOD
- 8. Make certainELLIS
- 9. Setting for an Innocence Project victory, maybeBODYARMOR
- 10. Fir coat?TAKINGAPASS
- 11. Conceding wordsONDECK
- 12. Damp at dawnBAH
- 13. Work outANAIS
- 14. Element whose name is derived from the Greek for “heavy”CPA
- 15. CPR proLETEM
- 16. Refuse placeHOPING
- 17. Redheaded Disney princessLANK
- 18. View from EverestBLESSYOU
- 24. “Who cares if they do?”YENTA
- 26. Indian outfitENABLE
- 29. Indian stateLYE
- 34. “The gloves are off!”BASETAN
- 36. Belgian artist JamesBNATURAL
- 37. “Working Girl” womanUNADORNED
- 38. Radius neighborNIMROD
- 39. Sunburn preventerRENI
- 40. Ed Norton’s wifeENSURE
- 44. Daggers, in a wayDELUSION
- 46. 2018 CVS acquisitionDUADS
- 48. “Pish posh!”RETRIAL
- 50. Conspiracy theorist’s afflictionNIT
- 52. Siberian forestLACEY
- 53. Correct a PIN, sayDOE
- 54. Email program buttonASSAM
- 56. OptimisticTAZ
- 58. Minor criticismDOLED
- 62. Gossipy sortSAP
- 64. Rival of Bugs and Daffy, for shortITSON
- 66. “Three’s Company” landlordLOS
- 68. Rocky outcroppingMELISSA
- 69. Fix a plot hole?ILOST
- 70. Sitting outEVILLOOK
- 72. Dumb jerkCOVENS
- 73. ___ GatosDEWY
- 79. “Waterfalls” groupTRIXIE
- 81. Diarist with a dieresisSOFTTACOS
- 83. Cagney’s TV partnerEXERCISE
- 85. They have uncrackable shellsMRROPER
- 87. Judgment day?ORE
- 88. Apple variety since 1998BARIUM
- 89. Odd couple?TAIGA
- 91. Note that sounds like good adviceSEINENET
- 92. Portioned (out)SARI
- 94. Weighted fishing toolRETYPE
- 98. Rocker EtheridgeSCALD
- 100. Burn, in a wayEMT
- 103. Tall and thinENSOR
- 104. FacilitateTLC
- 106. Casting groups?ASIMOV
- 107. “Nightfall” authorGARBAGEPAIL
- 108. Cellist CasalsCOURTDATE
- 109. Island with an immigration museumARIEL
- 110. TwosomesAETNA
- 114. Italian painter GuidoIMAC
- 117. Harrow rivalETON
- 118. Part of a bed spread?NEPAL
- 120. Number cruncher, brieflySEND
- 121. Female kangarooDEES
- 123. Extracted stuffSEED