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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jan 5 2021 were just published. The solution for Tuesday, 05 January 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 All The Right Angles. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Michael Lieberman & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 37 Horizontal Clues and 41 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . “Old Town Road” singer Lil ___ XNAS
- . 2017 film for which Allison Janney won the Supporting Actress OscarITONYA
- . “Pronto!” in the operating roomSTAT
- . Swiss summitALP
- . Site of a moth’s emergenceCOCOON
- . Othello’s betrayerIAGO
- . Dove’s soundCOO
- . Site whose mission is “to help bring creative projects to life”KICKSTARTER
- . Parka partHOOD
- . “Love Story” composer FrancisLAI
- . Most cunningSLIEST
- . Place to buy staples that isn’t StaplesOFFICEMAX
- . Cat coatFUR
- . Component of an email addressDOT
- . It keeps boxers from falling downELASTIC
- . Player of Charles in “Citizen Kane”ORSON
- . Thoroughbred’s parentSIRE
- . Sound of surpriseOHO
- . Stereotypically nerdy accessoryPOCKETPROTECTOR
- . Shucking unitEAR
- . Many an April 1 “news” itemHOAX
- . HoarseRASPY
- . Game played with batsCRICKET
- . Take a load offSIT
- . Golfer’s goalPAR
- . UtterlySTONECOLD
- . Moderators’ opening linesINTROS
- . Loretta Lynn’s “___ Honky Tonk Girl”IMA
- . Polynesian performanceHULA
- . Landmark in the Southwest, and collective description of the beginnings of 18-, 24-, 39- and 51-AcrossFOURCORNERS
- . Jerry’s nemesisTOM
- . In need of a massageSORE
- . Forty-niner’s findNUGGET
- . Object in the Pinkerton logoEYE
- . Follow ordersOBEY
- . UnshakingSTEADY
- . Cavity filler’s deg.DDS
WSJ DOWN
- . Loaded chipNACHO
- . DistantOPEC
- . Good-natured parodyIFSO
- . “Gross!”ALOOF
- . Head of the navy?ROAR
- . William of ___ (philosopher with a “razor”)NOOB
- . Finnish telecom giantSPOOF
- . Casual greetingsSCRIPTURE
- . Picnic ruinersDIDOK
- . The Dog StarCARREY
- . Fries alternativeICK
- . A long timeCONE
- . Battery, e.g.KROC
- . Letter before BravoTOILET
- . Made a decent livingTHE
- . Dog’s postsurgery accessorySONS
- . Company that assists with reproductionOCCAM
- . Rent outSPOTS
- . Chain with a Funny Face combo for kidsRUT
- . New Jersey senator BookerNOKIA
- . Grp. headquartered in Vienna despite having no European membersIRA
- . Lion’s warningTINGE
- . Sacred writingsYOS
- . Ladybug featuresXEROX
- . 401(k) alternativeOMEGA
- . Word ignored in indexingANTS
- . Pennsylvania portLET
- . Hidden downsideSNARED
- . Biden’s portrayer on “SNL”ALFA
- . McDonald’s magnate RayERIE
- . CaughtSTY
- . Hint of colorSIRIUS
- . Letter after psiCATCH
- . Exposed, in a wayTATERTOTS
- . Soccer star CarliOUTED
- . Judi Dench and Maggie Smith, for twoAGES
- . “In that case…”IHOP
- . Gaming greenhorn, informallyLLOYD
- . Many Little League playersTORT
- . Monotonous existenceCORY
- . Litter container, perhapsDAMES