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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jun 4 2021 were just published. The solution for Friday, 04 June 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 Pardon My English. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Matt Gaffney & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 39 Horizontal Clues and 39 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Where a lass may swimLOCH
- . Warty critterTOAD
- . Pair of hand drums from IndiaTABLA
- . Oratorio pieceARIA
- . Call screener, oftenAIDE
- . Company with a duck in its adsAFLAC
- . Russell Crowe delivery to Joaquin Phoenix, in “Gladiator” (2,6)DEATHBLOW
- . Semantics philosopher PaulGRICE
- . Chocolaty drinksYOOHOOS
- . Solutions offered by optometristsSALINES
- . Like kumquatsSOUR
- . Feature of bacon or brieRIND
- . December 24 flierCOMET
- . Leave with little wiggle roomPENIN
- . “So what?”AND
- . Pals of alpacasLLAMAS
- . Caplet countDOSE
- . Summer signLEO
- . In additionALSO
- . New Hampshire cityKEENE
- . Panda partCLAW
- . Orchestra’s placePIT
- . Agree (with)SIDE
- . Ranch headsSTEERS
- . “Didn’t I say this would happen?”SEE
- . Measure, as a channelPLUMB
- . “Family Ties” momELYSE
- . React to shocking newsREEL
- . Football Hall of Famer WarrenSAPP
- . UncivilizedLAWLESS
- . ContaminationSOILAGE
- . Watermelon-shapedOVOID
- . Mark Twain or Elena Ferrante, e.g. (8,5)PSEUDONYM
- . Strong suitFORTE
- . “___ magnifique!”CEST
- . End of many business namesCORP
- . Classic comics creatorINKER
- . Play makeupACTS
- . Littlest billsONES
WSJ DOWN
- . #1 hit for Kenny Rogers in 1980LADY
- . Two-tone treatCLAPS
- . Tuscan “Toodle-oo!”LOFI
- . Possesses, in poemsOREO
- . Not to be discussedOLLIE
- . Prepares to sunbatheAVON
- . FussingCIAO
- . Morning blanketsMASTERWORK
- . “Reality is a thing of the past” for “The Matrix,” e.g.HATH
- . Decongestant brandEMO
- . Road with no outlet (3,7)ELITE
- . Sneaker stringHOSTA
- . Best pairSPEEDER
- . Shade-tolerant plantTABOO
- . Crops upSKILLS
- . Uses, as couponsOILSUP
- . Gives somebody a handEDU
- . Easy trick for Tony HawkSPCA
- . Peak of artistic achievement (4,1)ADO
- . Highly sensitive, as song lyricsREDEEMS
- . Prefix with negotiable or refundableSEC
- . Draws closeDEWS
- . Look for waterNON
- . Job interview subjectBASEST
- . End of a college president’s addressARISES
- . Frame with Elmer Fudd, sayPOUTS
- . Ticket recipientTAGLINE
- . LukewarmTEPID
- . Least nobleAFRIN
- . Best of the bestCEL
- . Gets all sulkyLOCO
- . Like some cheap audio equipmentBLINDALLEY
- . Rival of Estée LauderANON
- . Place to find a new housemateLACE
- . CrazyNEARS
- . Soon, in a sonnetGYRE
- . WhirlACES
- . Byzantine and British, for two: Abbr.DOWSE
- . MomentEMPS