Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers May 13 2021 were just published. The solution for Thursday, 13 May 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 It’s Elementary. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Jerry Miccolis & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 32 Horizontal Clues and 42 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . *1980s Republican strategist LeeATWATER
- . *Name, so to speakAPPOINT
- . Play enderRAINOUT
- . Conductor StokowskiLEOPOLD
- . *Cream-filled treatsECLAIRS
- . *Drip solutionsSALINES
- . Comber’s collectibleSHELL
- . The fifth elementBORON
- . Gummy fruit candyGELEE
- . Drei doubledSECHS
- . 1980 NFL MVP BrianSIPE
- . Price to playANTE
- . Riled (up)HET
- . Type of elements hidden in the starred answers on this side of the gridCLASSICAL
- . Lexus competitorACURA
- . Drea’s role in “The Sopranos”ADRIANA
- . Colorful meringue-based treatMACARON
- . Italian ice chainRITAS
- . Type of elements hidden in the starred answers on this side of the gridGEOMETRIC
- . Former Bolivian president MoralesEVO
- . Tombstone surnameEARP
- . PrimoAONE
- . Either of two in GeorgiaSOFTG
- . Convened againRESAT
- . Kachina doll producersHOPIS
- . Hotel lobby sightsSOFAS
- . *Warm spotsHEARTHS
- . *Nonet redefined as an octet in 2006PLANETS
- . Main ingredient of margarineOLEOOIL
- . Will Hunting was a wicked smart oneJANITOR
- . *Tuscany’s capital, to nativesFIRENZE
- . *Orthodontist’s rubber bandsSPACERS
WSJ DOWN
- . Combative OlympianARES
- . Dash dialSCARES
- . Bit of trickeryHOF
- . Pain reliefTACH
- . Simple fabricILDIVO
- . Continent north of Afr.ELI
- . Some QB protectorsWILE
- . AdditionallyPARTOF
- . Not a good shape for the body-consciousAER
- . Sporty topsANALGESIA
- . Weigh inTHROE
- . It always comes with a chargeTOILE
- . Mets’ div.SAS
- . QB’s objectivesGOTON
- . Not yet bug-free, probablyEUR
- . ReclinedLAIN
- . Pen inPHIZ
- . Deep-fried Mexican treatRTS
- . Smack on the streetENCAGE
- . PositionISLE
- . Hiccup cures, perhapsBETA
- . “Operatic pop” quartet since 2004EARS
- . Contained inALSO
- . Bestselling LeonardELMORE
- . Palindromic carrierPJS
- . Court winnerPEAR
- . In a stuporAMPS
- . Ratchets (up)LAP
- . Sound sensorsPOLOS
- . SpasmACE
- . BoardedASANA
- . Downward-facing dog, e.g.OPINE
- . Face, in British slangCATATONIC
- . Getaway destinationION
- . CelebrationCHURRO
- . End for comment or decorFETE
- . Georgia and others, once: Abbr.NLE
- . MLB has one in CooperstownHEROIN
- . Priest who taught SamuelATOR
- . ___ LingusTDS
- . Threads in bedsSTANCE
- . You can’t stand to have oneSSRS