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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers May 2 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 01 May 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 Odd Lot. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Gary Larson & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 61 Horizontal Clues and 79 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . ArchrivalsNEMESES
- . Disney heroineMULAN
- . Hand-to-hand contactCLAP
- . British surrender site of 1777SARATOGA
- . How some betONATIP
- . Golfer Isao ___ in the World Golf Hall of FameAOKI
- . Filming the part of the movie where the stand-in appears?DOINGADOUBLETAKE
- . First word of “A Visit From St. Nicholas”TWAS
- . MischievousELFIN
- . Avoided a tag, perhapsSLID
- . Prehistory’s last periodIRONAGE
- . Pretentious peoplePOSEURS
- . RegisterSIGNIN
- . Like many tabloid storiesLURID
- . Balkan regionMACEDONIA
- . D-dayGOTIME
- . SuspensionHALT
- . Editing raw footage into cohesive narrative?MAKINGASCENE
- . ’60s hot spotNAM
- . Language known to native speakers as Unangam TunuuALEUT
- . Sustained popularityLEGS
- . Brock in CooperstownLOU
- . Brand with Nutri-Grain WafflesEGGO
- . Minecraft: Education Edition and Procreate, for twoIPADAPPS
- . Author of 1917’s “The State and Revolution”LENIN
- . Can’t standHATES
- . Bit of woolgatheringREVERIE
- . Apply liberally, as charmPOURON
- . Social groupKITH
- . Disability support prog.SSI
- . Canceling the movie’s dangerous action sequence?PULLINGASTUNT
- . Fall awayEBB
- . ModernistsNEOS
- . Tangle upENMESH
- . Put off againRETABLE
- . Namesake of a medal awarded by the American Astronomical SocietySAGAN
- . Brand-new Bruegels, e.g.FAKES
- . Pushes to the limitMAXESOUT
- . WhiffODOR
- . Move at high speedZIP
- . Pest control brandDCON
- . Revolting developmentsRIOTS
- . Slip intoDON
- . Hiring somebody for the opening on the film crew?GETTINGAGRIP
- . Old name for the Chinese port XiamenAMOY
- . Where to find EugeneOREGON
- . PennilessDESTITUTE
- . They have flat topsMESAS
- . Cutthroat, steelhead and rainbow, for threeTROUTS
- . Like some lakesMANMADE
- . Vole’s cousinMUSKRAT
- . Senator FeingoldRUSS
- . Carpentry groovesDADOS
- . HartSTAG
- . Reaching an agreement on a film’s soundtrack?SETTLINGTHESCORE
- . SkinPARE
- . Like voice-over narratorsUNSEEN
- . Third in rankTERTIARY
- . Synagogue chestsARKS
- . Snug headgearDORAG
- . Liking a lotSWEETON
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- . Unsuspecting folksDEP
- . Orange MuppetHAIRS
- . 1.5-liter bottleSODOM
- . Frat house HSPA
- . Yard materialSOLO
- . They may be big on movie setsALPES
- . First king of IsraelADORE
- . Strip in the living room, sayTAR
- . Parisian articleNAIFS
- . Jennifer Lopez and Shakira, e.g.LEAVINGONESMARK
- . Video game pioneerERNIE
- . Producer of Coolpix camerasTUDE
- . Racket materialEAR
- . Positioning an overhead microphone closer to an actor?GAUGES
- . Wanted poster lettersMAGNUM
- . Math ratiosTARPON
- . Concert highlightGOSS
- . Stock holderETA
- . Bank statement abbr.RAM
- . Buffalo’s Triple-A baseball teamPIUS
- . Balm ingredientZEN
- . Smash intoKSU
- . Surgeon’s toolSOD
- . Carides of “Big Little Lies”SCALPEL
- . Public perceptionFIT
- . Expo presentationsTREND
- . Squeezes (out)EGOS
- . Archaeological siteEKES
- . Safari sightLEAPT
- . Beard bitsRATSO
- . Suisse peaksSAUL
- . Stepping out of frame while being filmed?DIG
- . Sassiness, informallyPINK
- . Frazier of the YankeesIDOTTER
- . Years and yearsBISONS
- . Sport fishONME
- . Put awayNEU
- . Name used by a dozen popesLEA
- . Bob’s cousinsMOLDING
- . Significant stretchesLUGES
- . SnackGSTRING
- . DH partUNE
- . CoralGIA
- . Treating wordsERAS
- . Lego competitorDATSUN
- . Cleared a hurdle, e.g.LATINAS
- . Reactor fuelNOSH
- . Popeye rivalCGI
- . Former education secretary DeVosSGTS
- . Musicians need a good oneATARI
- . Pakistan’s placeCLINT
- . Sin cityMORT
- . WorshipSTEW
- . In shapeNIKON
- . Cartoonist WalkerEON
- . Extremely chill, informallyURANIUM
- . Producer of Fairlady and Bluebird autosHRE
- . Hollywood trickery, brieflyPEN
- . Former CIA director PorterGNU
- . Detail-oriented sortKNEX
- . Opposite of altPTA
- . Strip in a strip clubETE
- . Sch. support groupALOE
- . Dash componentsHITTER
- . Breaks upENDSIT
- . What’s happeningCATGUT
- . Dustin’s “Midnight Cowboy” roleEAT
- . Chinese gambling meccaASIA
- . FestoonMACAO
- . Small rowboatLOWERINGTHEBOOM
- . Jargon suffixADORN
- . Sunflower State sch.AKA
- . Some NCOsIMAGE
- . Ragout, e.g.BLUTO
- . Where you might get steamedDORY
- . Road gooPIS
- . Grassy plainDEMOS
- . Charlemagne’s realm: Abbr.BETSY
- . Summer on the RivieraESE