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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jun 12 2024 were just published. The solution for Wednesday, 12 June 2024 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 Shifty Business. 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 37 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Multiple choice options, oftenABCD
- 5. Unable to eat another biteSATED
- 11. RelatedAKIN
- 16. FundamentalCORE
- 17. Krispy ___ (doughnut chain)KREME
- 18. Sherbet choiceLIME
- 19. Trade show where everybody’s smiling?TOOTHYFAIR
- 21. Phone fillersAPPS
- 22. Mall makeupSTORES
- 23. Pick upGET
- 25. PlacePUT
- 26. Winner of three Comedy and two Drama Emmys for the same roleASNER
- 27. Supersized member of a carillon set?PORKYBELL
- 31. Basketball great BirdSUE
- 32. Filly featureMANE
- 34. Analyze minutelyPARSE
- 35. Loris or lemur, e.g.PRIMATE
- 38. Fivesome of facultiesSENSES
- 40. Fancy button on Stengel’s baseball uniform?CASEYSTUD
- 42. They’re not easily brokenHABITS
- 46. Ticks byELAPSES
- 49. UniquelyALONE
- 50. Hand holding, sometimesPAIR
- 52. Brooklyn-born BrooksMEL
- 54. Role best suited for a ham?STAGYPART
- 56. “Keen!”NEATO
- 59. All the rageHOT
- 60. Salman Rushdie titleSIR
- 61. Call it a nightTURNIN
- 63. Sweat producerTOIL
- 65. Burlesque Boas Company, say?PLUMYBRAND
- 68. “Breathing Lessons” author TylerANNE
- 69. Tricky puzzlePOSER
- 70. Bus driver on “The Simpsons”OTTO
- 71. Routine componentsGAGS
- 72. Fight siteARENA
- 73. Singer RedboneLEON
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Stands in forACTSAS
- 2. Starts, in a wayBOOTSUP
- 3. Como or CrosbyCROONER
- 4. Raison ___DETRE
- 6. “The ___ the limit”SKYS
- 7. Pound soundARF
- 8. Product of the Camellia sinensis shrubTEA
- 9. Einstein or Fermi, e.g.EMIGRE
- 10. Pirates manager SheltonDEREK
- 12. FollowingALA
- 13. Fish on British breakfast tablesKIPPERS
- 14. UrgeIMPULSE
- 15. Lies snuglyNESTLES
- 20. Gender-specific possessiveHER
- 24. Transcribe, perhapsTYPEUP
- 28. NogginPATE
- 29. Lease period, oftenONEYEAR
- 30. Boston and Chicago, e.g.BANDS
- 33. Physicist’s amountMASS
- 36. Cake coverICING
- 37. Buccaneer buddiesMATEYS
- 39. Rating unitSTAR
- 41. Narrow cutSLIT
- 43. You might follow one on social mediaHASHTAG
- 44. City founded by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1849ALTOONA
- 45. Lake recreationBOATING
- 47. Be sent forthEMANATE
- 48. Adorning, as a crown’s jewelsSETINTO
- 51. Grand piano size between baby and concertPARLOR
- 53. 2012 Olympics hostLONDON
- 55. Aunt to George, Charlotte and LouisPIPPA
- 57. Small bumpNUB
- 58. Flynn of filmsERROL
- 62. Banks of noteTYRA
- 64. French articleLES
- 66. Call onUSE
- 67. Patriarchy leadersMEN