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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jul 29 2021 were just published. The solution for Thursday, 29 July 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 Ye Olde Producte Placement. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Will Treece & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 35 Horizontal Clues and 43 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Wherein the world?ATLAS
- . One may be manicuredLAWN
- . Wharton Sch. awardsMBAS
- . Places to hideLAIRS
- . SlightlyABIT
- . Furry red monster of TVELMO
- . Shakespearean king…now sponsored by fast food!BIGMACBETH
- . Shark’s offeringLOAN
- . Expression of disgustUGH
- . BackAFT
- . Try to win, in a wayWOO
- . “L’Atelier Rouge” painterMATISSE
- . Mother of Alexander and Cookie, in the comicsBLONDIE
- . Shakespearean general…now sponsored by a Sanrio character!OTHELLOKITTY
- . Sister of Queen ElsaANNA
- . Muffin morselOAT
- . British verb suffixISE
- . Shakespearean teen…now sponsored by a web browser!GOOGLECHROMEO
- . Common Fortnite soundOOF
- . Turkish titleAGA
- . Curfew’s start, perhapsDUSK
- . Shakespearean lover…now sponsored by dairy products!ORLANDOLAKES
- . Check timesPAYDAYS
- . A paper pusher has oneDESKJOB
- . Pop in the microwaveZAP
- . “Huh, wow!”GEE
- . Just get (by)EKE
- . Target for a snakeCLOG
- . Shakespearean lawyer…now sponsored by backpacks!JANSPORTIA
- . RefineHONE
- . Not sharpFLAT
- . Member of a select group?VOTER
- . Old flamesEXES
- . Small hawkKITE
- . Deep chasmABYSS
WSJ DOWN
- . Collection of tracksALBUM
- . Coniferous forest south of the tundraOOP
- . Like some beers and breezesCHE
- . BranchTAIGA
- . Issuer of nine-digit IDsAGORA
- . Chem student’s expenseLOX
- . Assist when one shouldn’tLIGHT
- . Card’s qualityNOFLYZONE
- . High degreeARM
- . Christopher of “Law & Order: Organized Crime”IONO
- . Family connectionsADAGES
- . Kanye West song “I ___ God”SSA
- . Male deliverySTAG
- . Ever-popular giftNAP
- . Cantonese cookerCASH
- . Prefix with sphereLADY
- . Sigil of the Baratheons, on “Game of Thrones”JFK
- . UnexcitingLABFEE
- . Peter Jackson trilogy, to fansEGOS
- . “There, there”ALI
- . Iris settingABET
- . Word in many union namesLOCAL
- . Square of oldGNAT
- . Area above the National Mall, e.g.WIT
- . Countess’s titleBLAH
- . They may be bruised in a lossADESTE
- . Anacreon outputNTH
- . Cologne componentLOTR
- . Alley-___KEEP
- . SawsWOK
- . Let down one’s guardODES
- . “___ Fideles”OVA
- . Not spoilMELONI
- . Mooring spotMUSK
- . Steinbeck’s Joads, e.g.ROB
- . They may be out of stockBLOODTIES
- . Tiny nuisanceJETTY
- . Popular T-shirt subjectAMA
- . Deli stockITSOK
- . Alternative to LGA and EWROKIES
- . Mahershala with OscarsSON
- . Some reproductive cellsEYE
- . Hold upBEARS