Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers May 30 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 29 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 Marquee Matchups. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Sheldon Polonsky & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 63 Horizontal Clues and 73 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . High beamRAFTER
- . Boarding siteSTATION
- . Panini alternativesWRAPS
- . Poker declarationIRAISE
- . What Jacques Cousteau got his inspiration from?AIRHOSE
- . Lovecraftian, in a wayEERIE
- . Just another day in Congress, some would say? (Jack Lemmon/Uma Thurman)GRUMPYOLDMENKILLBILL
- . LeftGONE
- . Consumed, Bible-styleATEOF
- . Cubs pitcher MillsALEC
- . Order that opposes the JediSITH
- . Typographical flourishesSWASHES
- . Depressing, poeticallyDREAR
- . Medici family member who sponsored MichelangeloLORENZO
- . EnticementsLURES
- . Ore. neighborIDA
- . Drink order on a date, perhapsSAME
- . Earth: PrefixGEO
- . Result of too many posts from online disrupters? (Anna Kendrick/Sandra Bullock/Bill Skarsgård/Faye Dunaway)TROLLSCRASHITNETWORK
- . Play a piccoloTOOTLE
- . Kubrick’s computerHAL
- . BoyoLAD
- . Swoboda and Darling, of Mets World Series fameRONS
- . Cockpit guesses, for shortETAS
- . 90-Across consumerPIG
- . Serta sizeTWIN
- . Spreadsheet unitROW
- . Boomer’s baby, oftenXER
- . Freaky fliersUFOS
- . Turkey part?ASIA
- . One of the Five NationsSENECA
- . M&M’s vs. Willy Wonka? (Jack Nicholson/Tony Todd)MARSATTACKSCANDYMAN
- . Takes the wheelSTEERS
- . Patella’s placeKNEE
- . Part of a Clue accusationROOM
- . Some hosp. staffersRNS
- . FussADO
- . Quit runningDIED
- . In need of restockingLOW
- . Difficult positionSPOT
- . Nut partnerBOLT
- . Crew toolOAR
- . ObjectiveAIM
- . Ensign’s affirmativeAYEAYE
- . Why only skilled parents should make spaghetti? (Mila Kunis/Donald Sutherland/Bill Murray)BADMOMSMASHMEATBALLS
- . Repeated, a famous Mardi Gras songIKO
- . NogginBEAN
- . The Harp in London, e.g.PUB
- . Fare for a 52-AcrossSWILL
- . FrenziedBERSERK
- . Part of a capital gains calculationBASIS
- . Not in custodyATLARGE
- . CushySOFT
- . Portcullis, e.g.GATE
- . Bring homeBATIN
- . Jessica Rabbit, for oneTOON
- . Reason monkeys don’t like the Arctic? (Kristen Bell/Woody Allen/Will Ferrell)FROZENBANANASGETHARD
- . You feel better when it breaksFEVER
- . Lettering aidSTENCIL
- . Pestering personNOODGE
- . Planter’s packetSEEDS
- . Overstaters of expensesPADDERS
- . Reacted in frightTENSED
WSJ DOWN
- . Loser to King in 1973RIGGS
- . Flier with feathersTEX
- . WildlifeBIBS
- . Programmers fill themARROW
- . Paranormal gift, for shortTOTEMS
- . “The Last Jedi” heroineBAKEOFFS
- . Ocean ingredientFAUNA
- . ___ over (helped financially)ROARAT
- . Heraldry-relatedODORFREE
- . “Untouchable” group, colloquiallyTIMESLOTS
- . Physicist’s particleREALM
- . Schindler of “Schindler’s List”STOVE
- . Young in the Rock and Roll Hall of FameESP
- . Mat wordHULL
- . Whitesnake guitarist BeachUSEDTOBE
- . StandZED
- . Preparing a Dagwood sandwich, sayREY
- . Bar mixersERLE
- . Caravan stopoversFARO
- . Stanford of Stanford UniversityMERGERS
- . Line attachmentOASES
- . Boat bodyPOTS
- . Creator of Perry and DellaOSAKAN
- . Sound heard at an 84-DownSALT
- . “Film camera” or “silent movie,” e.g.SCHIST
- . Coarse-grained rockDAMN
- . Sax great GetzTBSP
- . Animalistic emblemsTIDED
- . Greet with guffawsRAG
- . Disreputable paperAKIRA
- . Of a pelvis boneBEATA
- . Knock the audience’s socks offARMORIAL
- . Cowboy nicknameACNE
- . Kitchen collectionSPA
- . Showed disapprovalNED
- . SageTHEFEDS
- . Give a new look toTSKED
- . Was onceHUSBAND
- . Casino card gameION
- . Facial woeAAH
- . Park City powderWISE
- . Wrist boneAMBIANCE
- . NettlesOSKAR
- . DomainILIAC
- . Director KurosawaLIE
- . ScentsSTAIR
- . Newfoundland’s ___ Genevieve BayNEIL
- . Butler’s last wordSTAN
- . Avoid factsAROMAS
- . Dealership eventISLS
- . Kitchen competitionsLELAND
- . Like some detergentsSNOW
- . Native of Japan’s “food capital”TWANG
- . Restaurant review considerationWELCOME
- . SomewhatREDO
- . Everybody in the SouthABIT
- . Dribble catchersENT
- . Some business newsREB
- . Hotel amenityRETRONYM
- . Union member, of a sortYALL
- . Bluegrass soundTOE
- . Boiling point?ARISE
- . ___ hasty retreatWOWEM
- . Flight partSELLATHON
- . What Doc Brown’s DeLorean didn’t need, ultimatelyPILINGON
- . Narrow ravineCARPAL
- . FinishedROADS
- . Half a fl. oz.SELTZERS
- . Key chain parts?: Abbr.ANNOYS
- . It’s last in the Oxford English DictionaryGORGE
- . Homer frequently borrows from himHOOK
- . Tolkien’s Beechbone, e.g.STE
- . Boot partENDED