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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jul 24 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 24 July 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 The Summer Fauxlympics. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Jesse Maddox & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 69 Horizontal Clues and 75 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Church of country musicERIC
- . Make like a bananaSPLIT
- . Berlin-to-Athens dir.SSE
- . BeratesSCOLDS
- . ReasonableSANE
- . Break a game rule?POACH
- . Its secy. is 13th in the presidential line of successionHUD
- . Even thoughALBEIT
- . Fauxlympics event for couch potatoes?CHANNELSURFING
- . StoopsDEIGNS
- . Bargain hunter’s delightsSTEALS
- . Start of a 1950s campaign sloganILIKE
- . Greek salad stapleFETA
- . Wile E. Coyote buys his from AcmeTNT
- . Back for buckAROO
- . Minstrel’s stringsLUTE
- . Badgers, sayHASSLES
- . Teasing tributesROASTS
- . Fauxlympics event for Klingons?ALIENRACE
- . FashionableHIP
- . Cosmetician LauderESTEE
- . “Oops, sorry!”MYBAD
- . Poetic prepositionERE
- . Fly on a lineLURE
- . Claps, perhapsKEEPSTIME
- . Cruise stopISLE
- . Ready for the cobblerCORED
- . Fauxlympics event for Federation captains?TRACTORBEAM
- . Condition characterized by repetitive rituals, for shortOCD
- . Slender amphibianNEWT
- . Theater great HagenUTA
- . CacophonousNOISY
- . Zigzagging winter eventSLALOM
- . “Sister Golden Hair” bandAMERICA
- . Longstanding disputesFEUDS
- . Marseille manorCHATEAU
- . Small town, slangilyPODUNK
- . DatedPASSE
- . Argenteuil agreementOUI
- . Letters before a cornerstone dateESTD
- . Beaver creationDAM
- . Fauxlympics event for chefs?FRUITMEDLEY
- . GleamSHINE
- . Track divisionLANE
- . Modernizes, in a wayRETROFITS
- . Dryer accumulationLINT
- . “Fauxlympics,” e.g.PUN
- . Loved onesDEARS
- . Event that’s longer than a marathon, familiarlyULTRA
- . Assn.ORG
- . Fauxlympics event for tellers?BANKVAULT
- . Took a breatherPAUSED
- . Furiously out of controlBERSERK
- . Teri’s “Young Frankenstein” roleINGA
- . Sultanate on the Arabian SeaOMAN
- . Tree fellerAXE
- . Big Sur runnerIMAC
- . MalfunctionACTUP
- . Graffitist, to someVANDAL
- . High pointZENITH
- . Fauxlympics event for freegans?DUMPSTERDIVING
- . Winner of two Best Director OscarsANGLEE
- . Strand with base pairsDNA
- . SpookyEERIE
- . Cell with human potentialOVUM
- . Challenging puzzlesPOSERS
- . Tokyo honorificSAN
- . DiscourageDETER
- . LeftWENT
WSJ DOWN
- . Top-row keyESC
- . Classic cheerTREK
- . AgitatedNAP
- . Mint productSLOB
- . Some fishing gearZAP
- . Chicken, in ChihuahuaRAH
- . Cow catcherNOSE
- . Hosp. sectionEMO
- . Ali’s fight in ManilaHIRE
- . Many an IranianENO
- . Like some treasuresINASTATE
- . AdvantageWEDDINGRINGS
- . Emoticon using a left parenthesisCENT
- . John of “Fawlty Towers”SEP
- . Passing notes?TRUANT
- . Fauxlympics event for defendants?SMILE
- . CacophonyNEATEST
- . Map lines: Abbr.INME
- . Deserving of the handwriting awardBEATER
- . Apt to changeSPEARS
- . Arduous expeditionTRUCK
- . Winning margin, perhapsPARCHES
- . Concubine’s quartersPOLLO
- . Hibernian’s homeMIATA
- . SprintedFLUNK
- . Labor Day mo.LASSO
- . Criminally assistYMCA
- . Track eventPRANK
- . Sporty MazdaADDS
- . Village People hitICU
- . PinpointABET
- . Ram on the roadFAUN
- . Latin for “in the same place”VICUNA
- . Psychiatrist’s appt.THRILLA
- . Roy Rogers partONESIE
- . Infant attireANTMAN
- . Drive out of bedFLUID
- . Catch a few winksROUST
- . Angsty musicDUGUP
- . Fauxlympics event for brides and grooms?SHIITE
- . Class skipperIBIDEM
- . Less sociableELAPSED
- . Meal starter?SUNKEN
- . Coffee, casuallySESS
- . “Didn’t think I had it ___”ERAT
- . Lustful hybridTEE
- . Obsessive groupsEDGE
- . April 1 mischiefRELAY
- . Germany-Poland border riverODER
- . Don’t even get a DOVERT
- . Part of Q.E.D.HAREM
- . 2011 hit for Lady GagaCULTS
- . Untidy typeMARIE
- . Take onSADFACE
- . Seasonal sicknessSHIER
- . Cry from Dr. FrankensteinPANDER
- . “Jurassic World” beast, for shortCLEESE
- . Nigerian-born Grammy winnerCOLA
- . Deprives of waterYOUANDI
- . DiscoveredOBITS
- . Slipped byLOCATE
- . Fred or George Weasley, on the Gryffindor Quidditch teamFLU
- . Source of silky woolAVOW
- . 2015 Marvel movieLEGALHURDLES
- . Basely caterITSALIVE
- . Winning lookDIN
- . UndisguisedEIRE
- . Curie with two Nobel PrizesOAT
- . Tacks onTREX
- . Openly confessNUN
- . Heat leftovers, perhapsSTS
- . Brian of ambient musicSPED
- . Driving requirementMUD
- . Sister in an orderSADE
- . World clock std.GMT