Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Mar 13 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 13 March 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 I See Right Through You. 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 63 Horizontal Clues and 77 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Account that might earn interestTALE
- . StaggeringAREEL
- . EclipsesBESTS
- . Course numberPAR
- . ConspicuousINEVIDENCE
- . Gymnast HernandezLAURIE
- . Moody musicEMO
- . Subject discussed on “Today,” say?TOPICOFTHEMORNING
- . StriplingLAD
- . “Someone Like You” singerADELE
- . FunctionsROLES
- . Hard stuffBOOZE
- . Unfamiliar, perhapsNEW
- . Either side of a leafPAGE
- . Destructive crimeARSON
- . “Call Me Maybe” singer Carly RaeJEPSEN
- . Baseball T sleeve styleRAGLAN
- . Party hat designer?CONICARTIST
- . One of those people who play with their food?ANTICEATER
- . The X-Men, e.g.MUTANTS
- . YellowCHICKEN
- . In accordance withPER
- . Division of the Brunei dollarSEN
- . Arbitrary orderFIAT
- . “In the Magic Mirror” painterKLEE
- . AnesthetizeDEADEN
- . Board supporterSAWHORSE
- . Certain somethingAURA
- . Wasn’t caught byELUDED
- . SweetheartsDEARIES
- . Extend an invitation toASK
- . Window cover made from transparent plastic?IRONICCURTAIN
- . Stockholm-based carrierSAS
- . Robber’s demandHANDSUP
- . Usher, at timesSEATER
- . Trellis pieceLATH
- . Cupid figure in a paintingAMORETTO
- . Florist’s bunchesSPRAYS
- . Iridescent gemOPAL
- . O’Rourke from El PasoBETO
- . Romantic promiseIDO
- . “Chain Gang” singer CookeSAM
- . Stock holder?PASTURE
- . Vaccine trial componentPLACEBO
- . Room on a Vulcan starship?LOGICCABIN
- . Material for un sculpteur?GALLICSTONE
- . RoutineNORMAL
- . Dahl of 1954’s “Bengal Brigade”ARLENE
- . ClairvoyantsSEERS
- . Have a hunchFEEL
- . Dine after darkSUP
- . Gas, e.g.STATE
- . Chopsticks sourcePIANO
- . “Invasion had come to the town of ___” (opening words of a 1944 novel)ADANO
- . Steady droneHUM
- . Meddling while carving some ancient inscriptions?RUNICINTERFERENCE
- . Historian’s focusERA
- . Exactly rightSPOTON
- . It consists of Alnitak, Alnilam and MintakaORIONSBELT
- . Desperate transmissionSOS
- . Detail map, oftenINSET
- . They’re on staffNOTES
- . Square root of nueveTRES
WSJ DOWN
- . Saturn’s largest moonTITAN
- . Battery componentACK
- . Surname of an animated skunkAHAB
- . Profoundly badGASHES
- . Hoo-haANODE
- . Field marshal?NHL
- . PetitionSAME
- . Foxtrot precederARTURO
- . “Futurama” spaceship captainLEPEW
- . Open upTIEAKNOT
- . Corn unitLLAMAS
- . Eclipse participantEVIL
- . Hex- halvedRICEU
- . Gluttony, e.g.DROPLET
- . “Know Your Power: A Message to America’s Daughters” writer NancyICEPACK
- . Blows awayRISE
- . Porcupine or prairie dogLINERS
- . Item in a picnic coolerADO
- . Ninth-century king of WessexAGEE
- . German luxury auto, informallyARUT
- . ChoosesACE
- . 1958 Pulitzer winner JamesUPI
- . Pineal or pituitaryREF
- . ResponsibilityGLAND
- . Dark times in the ad bizOPTICS
- . Sister of Marcia and Cindy BradyNON
- . Houston sch.ENTREAT
- . Kathmandu crowdEEN
- . Second-largest countryODETS
- . Cry of dismayITS
- . Wild org.ECHO
- . Do some macraméNEPALIS
- . Brings downOBOE
- . Railroad portersCOE
- . Busy business on St. Patrick’s DayLEELA
- . Away from shoreREDUCES
- . Hardy title characterONEPINT
- . Yet, to YeatsMERC
- . ObjectiveREDCAPS
- . Philosopher SimoneERIN
- . Mandlikova of tennisBLOSSOM
- . EscalationNEUTRAL
- . In ___ (stuck)SATON
- . “You wish!”EAR
- . Obsessed marinerONUS
- . MatchingDREAMON
- . Public perception of an event, politicallyNERO
- . Have a goSUN
- . Tear, e.g.NITES
- . UnqualifiedTRY
- . “Golden Boy” playwrightGOFORIT
- . Cross bearer, perhapsTRI
- . Graynor of “I’m Dying Up Here”CANADA
- . Spy novel writer DeightonSPIRE
- . Tubular instrumentFOE
- . PeakSIN
- . Vectors’ counterpartsJAN
- . Carnival ridesWEIL
- . Court featACME
- . Milk carton markingENS
- . “Take a shot!”EGBERT
- . Deep cutsHANA
- . Maestro ToscaniniSCALARS
- . Altiplano animalsOPTSFOR
- . The Emerald IsleTOTAL
- . SquelchedDEBT
- . Less ridiculousPELOSI
- . Cry from the defeatedIRISHPUB
- . Amanda Gorman and othersSANER
- . He succeeded ClaudiusAMAZES
- . Outstanding amountASEA
- . Big media agcy.ARI
- . Nantes negationUNCLE
- . “___ been real!”RODENT
- . Cedar Rapids collegeTESS
- . AdversaryLEN
- . Print measuresPOETS