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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Nov 10 2021 were just published. The solution for Wednesday, 10 November 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 Cassette Playing. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Richard D. Allen & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 37 Horizontal Clues and 39 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Like grand opera librettosSUNG
- . HumbleABASH
- . Granddaddy of video gamesPONG
- . “Quite funny,” on the internetLMAO
- . PathROUTE
- . Jessica of “Sin City”ALBA
- . Pulitzer-winning journalist QuindlenANNA
- . Bookkeeping unitENTRY
- . Flowery Feb. occasionVDAY
- . Swimmers’ strokes?POOLCANOODLES
- . Thinker’s determinationIAM
- . Elisabeth of “Leaving Las Vegas”SHUE
- . Site of some NYC concertsMSG
- . “Later!”SEEYA
- . Explorer who died on the banks of the MississippiDESOTO
- . Dogfish Head offeringIPA
- . Skewered dish made from cleaning aids?SPONGEKABOB
- . Greedy desireMORE
- . One with a mouth in another tongue?RIO
- . Reinhart of “Riverdale”LILI
- . Group churning things up in the dairy industry?BUTTERCABAL
- . Calf’s placeLEG
- . Unfortunate newsASHAME
- . Inspirational enneadMUSES
- . Agnus ___DEI
- . Cozumel, por ejemploISLA
- . Game akin to crazy eightsUNO
- . Instrument creating coast-to-coast buzz?NATIONALKAZOO
- . Renegade on the roadJEEP
- . Inasmuch asSINCE
- . Site of the extinct volcano HuascaránPERU
- . Not to mentionALSO
- . Rocker ReznorTRENT
- . Eon subdivisionsERAS
- . PuffWISP
- . Sides in a classic battleSEXES
- . NumbskullDOLT
WSJ DOWN
- . Rude reprimandSLAP
- . “Thanks for that absolutely terrible suggestion”IMBAD
- . Smaller than microJAW
- . Alyssa Naeher of the U.S. women’s soccer team, e.g.UMNO
- . Concierge desk giveawaySPOUSE
- . Beethoven-Haus settingELI
- . Jam ingredients?NANO
- . Beer baron BernhardEARTHINESS
- . “My man!”GOALIE
- . Make a lotETA
- . The final one came out of a Lansing plant in April 2004APOP
- . Jazz group?CAYS
- . Like 11 members of the 117th CongressEMIT
- . Much of the BahamasAREAMAP
- . Vichyssoise veggieRESISTS
- . Some luxe wrapsBONN
- . Shoot for the moonORC
- . Not a single personLOIRE
- . Unpretentious attitudeAUTOS
- . Blueberry picker in a classic kids’ bookNIA
- . Boast in a #1 1987 hitANNEX
- . Servant of SauronSTROH
- . Long with three NAACP Image AwardsGOB
- . Mouth, in British slangACNE
- . H look-alikeHEYDUDE
- . Put outAMULETS
- . Stands up againstLEEK
- . Magical blingLUNK
- . Slow-witted sortPAVE
- . Got sudsySAL
- . France’s longest riverSOAPED
- . WingOLDSMOBILE
- . EachZERO
- . Accutane targetNBA
- . There’s nothing to itSTOLES
- . Paperless testORAL
- . BootGAY
- . Canine holderGOBIG
- . Yale studentOUST