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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jan 7 2022 were just published. The solution for Friday, 07 January 2022 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 Three-Pointers. 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 37 Horizontal Clues and 39 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Louisville Slugger materialASH
- . Cypress swamp critterGATOR
- . It’s between the Study and Lounge on a Clue boardHALL
- . Old five-centime coinSOU
- . Key of Chopin’s “Winter Wind”AMINOR
- . Snack with a trademarked designOREO
- . Two-time NBA MVPKARLMALONE
- . Receive as a rewardREAP
- . Iron-recycling organSPLEEN
- . Squalid buildingsRATTRAPS
- . RR stopSTA
- . “So that’s your game!”OHO
- . Religious recessesAPSES
- . Sloshy sackWATERBED
- . Turns violentlySLUES
- . Beaujolais grapeGAMAY
- . Early outcastEVE
- . To be, to BizetETRE
- . Studio supportEASEL
- . Produce PilsenerBREW
- . X, sometimesCHI
- . Metalworker’s shearsSNIPS
- . Like many dad jokesCORNY
- . “I Won’t Back Down” singerTOMPETTY
- . Senate outfitsTOGAS
- . “That feels so good!”AAH
- . “I just thought of something!”AHA
- . Hard to comprehendABSTRUSE
- . “The quality of mercy is not strained” speakerPORTIA
- . File menu choiceSAVE
- . It’s often done with a treadmillSTRESSTEST
- . Port of YemenADEN
- . Wipes outEATSIT
- . 1927 Wolverine Brougham, e.g.REO
- . Get rid of the ball, in a wayPUNT
- . Chilly temperaturesTEENS
- . Cheerleading assetPEP
WSJ DOWN
- . Seeks permissionASKS
- . Bar from the showersSECT
- . FlingASAP
- . Sperm and ovaSOAP
- . Some rangesALTHO
- . Up to, for shortBADU
- . ___ about (approximately)HURL
- . Novelist JaffePURIM
- . Focus of much October programmingSVEN
- . ScopeLESSEE
- . SpringPATENT
- . Hacks offGAMETES
- . Check the math, perhapsSEAR
- . Rent payerAMANAS
- . Yonder folksENTHUSE
- . Notwithstanding that, for shortTIL
- . Adar festivalGAIT
- . Stereotypically upper-crustSTAT
- . Home of the CyclonesONOR
- . Catcher with ten World Series championshipsWASPY
- . Ties upERTE
- . Like a lawn at dawnRONA
- . DenominationAMES
- . StrideESE
- . Gush, sayRETOTAL
- . “Key Largo” starTAPSIN
- . Prepare tuna, in a wayTHEY
- . Ripa and Seacrest, e.g.COHOSTS
- . Protection for an entrepreneurHORROR
- . Sinks, as a close puttBOGART
- . Letters of urgencyAREA
- . Singer ErykahBERRA
- . Kristoff’s reindeer in “Frozen”TERP
- . Points, rebounds or assists, e.g.LEAP
- . Deco designerEVENS
- . Maryland player, familiarlyISEE
- . “That makes it clear”LOPS
- . Resting uponDEWY
- . Jargon suffixATOP