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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jul 31 2022 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 30 July 2022 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 Addled. 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 65 Horizontal Clues and 75 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Collapses under pressureGIVES
- . Manipulative fellowUSER
- . Mother of Castor and PolluxLEDA
- . Longtime Yankees announcer AllenMEL
- . Spicy Mexican marinadeADOBO
- . Make a lotPAVE
- . Rafter’s challengeRAPIDS
- . Mendes of “Hitch”EVA
- . Shop tool bent under pressure?SAWBUCKLED
- . Berth in a tournament clinched?OPENSEALED
- . Well-versed sortPOET
- . Artistic creationsOPUSES
- . Atlanta universityEMORY
- . CulminationACME
- . They should be washed on a gentle cycleDELICATES
- . Scott of “Hawaii Five-0”CAAN
- . Fruit preserved in brine?CHERRYPICKLED
- . Dune buggy additionROLLBAR
- . Trained teamCADRE
- . These, in ToursCES
- . Prepares to fireAIMS
- . Verb for Latin loversAMO
- . “Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats” writerELIOT
- . Menswear designer BeharIKE
- . Crucifix sent down an alley?CROSSBOWLED
- . Lower in social statusDECLASS
- . Chestnuts, e.g.HORSES
- . OtherwiseELSE
- . UFO crewETS
- . Plains tribeKANSA
- . Yield to wanderlustROVE
- . Painter’s pasteGESSO
- . Boxer’s assistant blending in with others?SECONDCOMINGLED
- . Elizabeth of “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness”OLSEN
- . Potential embryoOVUM
- . Laundry challengeSTAIN
- . High pts.MTS
- . Sauce thickenerROUX
- . Another name for the piranhaCARIBE
- . Extend, as a lineREELOUT
- . Infant scurried away?BABYBUSTLED
- . PivotalKEY
- . Winning World Series manager in 1996, 1998, 1999 and 2000TORRE
- . “I’d say…” in textsIMO
- . Brotherhood since 1868ELKS
- . First perfect numberSIX
- . Sympathetic wordsICARE
- . Assistants for authorsTYPISTS
- . Flooring decor choice sorted out?CARPETTACKLED
- . Pics on pecsTATS
- . They’re easily swayedPUSHOVERS
- . Match makeupSETS
- . ScaleCLIMB
- . Skin sootherLOTION
- . Ceremonial practiceRITE
- . Radio operator committed larceny?HAMBURGLED
- . Distiller’s product was a failure?GINFIZZLED
- . Thurman of filmsUMA
- . CheapenDEBASE
- . List-shortening abbr.ETAL
- . “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” directorRAIMI
- . Toothpaste choiceGEL
- . “It was worth ___”ATRY
- . One and onlySOLE
- . Earn a timeout, maybeACTUP
WSJ DOWN
- . Krypton, for oneGAS
- . Title princess in a Gilbert and Sullivan operaACCEDE
- . Word of honorORBIT
- . Lessen graduallyCHUG
- . Tureen fillIDA
- . MaintenanceCHALET
- . Block for the stockLOAMY
- . Preceding timeLAME
- . Connects to a space station on a return tripVOW
- . Ran outMEDICS
- . Pentathletes wield themSUBOPTIMAL
- . Auditory assaultsEBB
- . Show interruptersERROL
- . Fruit salad componentsSEXY
- . Now or beforeIAMB
- . Title cocker spaniel in a Disney filmSOUP
- . CourseRETAKEN
- . Reference wordsBESTBUD
- . Bellinger of the DodgersCODY
- . Human rights activist ClooneySAC
- . ChumCULTS
- . AcquiesceREA
- . Alpine abodeUPKEEP
- . Private doctorsISNO
- . Flynn of filmsASKS
- . Brand with a Frosted Lemonade flavorLGBT
- . You can part with themSALTLICK
- . Won backSNORTS
- . StandPOLAR
- . “I’m ___” (Ed Sheeran song)EVE
- . Aaron Copland balletICEE
- . Official agreementADVIL
- . “Money ___ object”CUTESY
- . Like some auto trimREDOCKS
- . SpaceCUBE
- . Retailer begun as a seller of fishing gearASIDE
- . Hoe targetPAL
- . Run-scoring out, for shortCHROMED
- . Skeptical reactionsRHO
- . Excedrin alternativeROUTE
- . Like some markersROOM
- . HotSPONGES
- . Regular hexahedronLAPSED
- . Player on a golf courseORVIS
- . Bit of fictionKIEV
- . Go aroundITO
- . Good for planting, perhapsEPEES
- . Not of the highest qualityASSENT
- . Boosters boost itEXTERNAL
- . Tank topDINS
- . Chestnuts, e.g.RISE
- . Fanatical followingsGARY
- . InvitesTRIFLE
- . Canal featuresADS
- . ChumCOMBS
- . Chicken ___ (buttery dish)LIE
- . SurfaceASTI
- . MoochersSEEALSO
- . Word that’s ironically a trocheeGENETIC
- . Too precious for wordsEZRA
- . DigressionAMAL
- . P at the ParthenonWEED
- . Inconsequential itemLOCKS
- . Italian wine areaZAC
- . Opposite in characterMELONBALLS
- . Big gulpMORALE
- . Limping, sayLIT
- . Pride lettersEVER
- . Old Testament bookAMESS
- . Stephen of “The Crying Game”TURRET
- . “How was ___ know?”EMU
- . Fashion designer PosenLADY
- . Off the hookRODEO
- . Creature in Liberty Mutual commercialsSTEEDS
- . DecreaseDIP