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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Feb 1 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 30 January 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 Cheers for Jeers. 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 61 Horizontal Clues and 79 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . How some come homeSAFELY
- . Hot spotsSAUNAS
- . Voluntary playersORGANS
- . De Ravin of “Lost”EMILIE
- . Sock patternARGYLE
- . Revolutionary, in a wayORBITAL
- . Sound from a colonel’s canary?MILITARYCHEEP
- . “Much appreciated” in MatsuyamaARIGATO
- . Particular philosophyISM
- . IncautiousRASH
- . Group of playersCAST
- . Hasty flightLAM
- . Ukr. or Est., before 1991SSR
- . Elegant bearingPOISE
- . Green member of a colorful quartet?LIMECELLO
- . Concluding passagesCODAS
- . Zesty flavorTANG
- . Potpourri bitPETAL
- . Babylonian queen of heavenISHTAR
- . Once in a blue moonSELDOM
- . Short soloARIETTA
- . Wedge placed in a car’s dampening devices?SHOCKCHOCK
- . Really big drink?GALLONCHUG
- . Acapulco uncleTIO
- . Goading remarkTAUNT
- . Mathematical ratioSINE
- . Muscle qualityTONE
- . FlexiblePLIANT
- . Bridge unitTRICK
- . Dermatology topicPORES
- . Neck jewelry that’s very functional?PRACTICALCHOKER
- . Mongolian word for “ocean”DALAI
- . Mark Twain Prize focusHUMOR
- . Like a spiny dogfish’s spinesDORSAL
- . “In apprehension how like ___”: HamletAGOD
- . Resort town in the Sangre de Cristo MountainsTAOS
- . Web-footed birdsSWANS
- . MiniatureWEE
- . Easily duped fellow with wide shoulders?BROADCHUMP
- . Result of leaving the batch in the oven too long?COOKIECHAR
- . Winter Olympics host between Grenoble and InnsbruckSAPPORO
- . Longtime Pittsburgh Pirates sponsorSUNOCO
- . Smoking, e.g.CURING
- . Credit, slangilyPROPS
- . Place for un pique-niquePARC
- . Pungent herbBASIL
- . Mouthful for a sideshow performer?GLASSCHAW
- . Web-footed birdsGEESE
- . Trifecta, e.g.BET
- . OutfitRIG
- . LeaveEXIT
- . Paper packREAM
- . Corsetiere’s creationBRA
- . Woodcutter of storyALIBABA
- . One disaster leading to another and then another?CALAMITYCHAIN
- . Grew upMATURED
- . Warning soundKLAXON
- . Tom’s counterpartSHECAT
- . MeagerSCANTY
- . ConspireSCHEME
- . Wind chime soundTINKLE
WSJ DOWN
- . Cargo carrierSEMI
- . Not rightIST
- . Where some learn how to shootDABS
- . Yale rooterGRAMS
- . Exciting, as a partyAMISS
- . Calendar spanSHIP
- . Authoritative pronouncementAGRA
- . Person who makes up stories?LILAC
- . “That’s just repulsive!”FILMSCHOOL
- . “Science Guy” BillLOOP
- . Ingold of the Las Vegas RaidersAGITA
- . Calyx componentELI
- . 1979 Hockey Hall of Fame inducteeROTC
- . Baseball card statIPADAPPS
- . Short-term jobBUN
- . In any wayLIT
- . Birth-basedDAKTARI
- . Play-reviewing aidDORS
- . It might lead to a lump in your throatART
- . Drake deliveriesYEAR
- . Tentative tasteARCANA
- . Univ. drillersCROC
- . Virologist JonasBEY
- . Wrap upRAPS
- . Fashion house known for its paisley patternsHUTCH
- . First childHOPHEAD
- . Participants in a certain collegeSAYSO
- . 1960s TV show set at an African animal study centerSON
- . Secret stuffTUTU
- . Words of encouragementSAX
- . “Was ___ los?” (“What’s wrong?”)ARCHITECT
- . Salt container?IMAMS
- . Founder’s successor, at timesWICKS
- . Frenetically activeUGH
- . Chris Hemsworth roleSALK
- . Prepare to playCOOPUP
- . A long timeTALC
- . Box for rabbitsNYE
- . First name in the Solidarity movementEND
- . Flag featuresSTARS
- . Some tablet fillersNAG
- . Big name in cameras, onceLAH
- . Medusa’s slayerALEC
- . Dancer’s wearGOGIRL
- . Mosque figuresCORE
- . ConfineAXE
- . Big name in cameras, onceSEPAL
- . Ointment amountsMANIC
- . Taj Mahal citySOCCERMOM
- . Programming constructSIP
- . Months agoLECH
- . InclineWOO
- . Suburban shuttlerSEINE
- . CourtOATMEAL
- . Work unitKODAK
- . Diana of “I Married a Woman”BEAT
- . Gator’s cousinORR
- . JunkieETRO
- . Delicious discardKONICA
- . Spot for a totMYST
- . PesterRBI
- . Jazz combo stapleCAIN
- . Completely exhaustedPERSEUS
- . Fat unitsCHI
- . Pastel hueGIG
- . Nervous stressELECTORS
- . Flame bearersCRIB
- . Paris dividerHEN
- . OrdealATALL
- . It’s 1 on the Mohs scaleTHOR
- . Computer game set in a deserted worldAWHILEBACK
- . Pay to playNATAL
- . Dog holderTUNE
- . Curator’s concernLEAN
- . Ottoman governorTRIAL
- . “Well, ___-di-dah!”SLOMO
- . FireAGES
- . X, sometimesERG
- . Farm fowlANTE