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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Nov 16 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 16 November 2024 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 Wait and Seek. 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 62 Horizontal Clues and 72 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Predators in podsORCAS
- 6. Maker of Citation Longitude planesCESSNA
- 13. Palacio de la Revolucion settingHAVANA
- 20. Swing site, sometimesPORCH
- 21. Sunday sales proscriptionBLUELAW
- 23. King of Maine, e.g.SENATOR
- 25. Stretch when the paper contains only opinion pieces?EDITORIALWEEK
- 27. Redken rivalPANTENE
- 28. Small criticismNIT
- 29. Officially orderedDECREED
- 30. Sign awayWAIVE
- 32. Fit of piqueSNIT
- 34. Found out, in a wayHEARD
- 35. Ostentatious oddball?FANCYFREAK
- 41. Sound from the treesCHEEP
- 43. Present time, in a wayPARTY
- 45. Asset for a Broadway performerRANGE
- 46. Smug sortSMARTASS
- 50. Singing poetsBARDS
- 52. Allison of “Mom”JANNEY
- 54. Most washed-outPALEST
- 55. SevereACUTE
- 57. Reflects onPONDERS
- 59. Former Texas congressman DickARMEY
- 60. Stroke of luck in Seville?SPANISHFLUKE
- 64. Snoop group, brieflyCIA
- 65. Worship of divine beings called “kami”SHINTO
- 67. Carrier based at Ben Gurion InternationalELAL
- 68. Braggart’s problemEGO
- 71. Jet stream headingEAST
- 73. NeighborhoodsAREAS
- 74. Champagne containerFLUTE
- 76. PepperPELT
- 78. Go downhill, in a waySKI
- 79. “The Swedish Nightingale”LIND
- 80. Their helmets feature a fleur-de-lisSAINTS
- 82. Don’t-talk-about-this contract: Abbr.NDA
- 83. Peer in the Pyrenees, perhaps?MOUNTAINDUKE
- 86. Calls from the flockAMENS
- 89. Regardless ofDESPITE
- 93. “So I was wrong, live with it!”SUEME
- 94. Winter wearANORAK
- 96. StickIMPALE
- 97. Bygone Swedish autosSAABS
- 100. Cloths for cleanersDUSTRAGS
- 102. Appliance brand founded in IowaAMANA
- 103. Butch Cassidy, e.g.ALIAS
- 105. Rebar makeupSTEEL
- 106. Material for a really lightweight boat?MARINECORK
- 108. Teegarden of TV’s “Friday Night Lights”AIMEE
- 112. Pasty-facedASHY
- 115. Helped with the dishesDRIED
- 116. Nation whose capital is the highest in EuropeANDORRA
- 119. ExcessivelyTOO
- 120. “Heavens!”DEARGOD
- 125. Misfit on a merry-go-round?REVOLVINGDORK
- 128. ProgressINROADS
- 129. Tournament favoriteONESEED
- 130. Eschewing loquacityTERSE
- 131. DownfallDEMISE
- 132. Tricky problemsPOSERS
- 133. “Land ___!” (quaint oath)SAKES
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Starts the biddingOPENS
- 2. “The Burghers of Calais” artistRODIN
- 3. Disguise for a reviewer?CRITICALMASK
- 4. Do somethingACT
- 5. Ready for pulling the plow, perhapsSHOD
- 7. “The Light in the Piazza” heroineCLARA
- 8. “Elements of Algebra” authorEULER
- 9. Put on patches, saySEWED
- 10. Go downhill, in a waySLED
- 11. Dunvegan denialNAE
- 12. GracelessAWKWARD
- 14. Profound, in ’60s slangHEAVY
- 15. Noted resident of Prinsengracht 263ANNEFRANK
- 16. Brewery sightVAT
- 17. Had somethingATE
- 18. Dunkerque denialNON
- 19. “___ we there yet?”ARE
- 22. Curls targetBICEPS
- 24. Like Sichuan cuisineSPICY
- 26. Fix leftovers, perhapsREHEAT
- 31. Minute marchersANTS
- 33. Second primeTHREE
- 36. Orbitz listingsFARES
- 37. Was ingrainedRANDEEP
- 38. Suffix akin to -ess or -trixENNE
- 39. Stress, so they sayAGER
- 40. Custodian’s collectionKEYS
- 42. Crafty siteETSY
- 44. Alfresco seating at a restaurantPATIO
- 47. Sun spot?SPACE
- 48. Black ___ (bygone police vans)MARIAS
- 49. WiseSAPIENT
- 51. Some sacrificesBUNTS
- 53. There are 3,600 in a watt-hourJOULES
- 56. Home of seven of the 32 NHL teamsCANADA
- 58. Nebraska riverPLATTE
- 61. Sacred spotSHRINE
- 62. Its boiling point is close to absolute zeroHELIUM
- 63. Didn’t make the grade?FLUNKED
- 66. Major reaction, maybeSALUTE
- 69. Commander in the baby-delivering forces?GENERALSTORK
- 70. Track has-beenOLDNAG
- 72. Percussion section instrumentsTIMPANI
- 75. Goes dimFADES
- 77. Gofer’s workloadTASKS
- 81. Surprises on Oscar nomination morningSNUBS
- 84. Fossil fuel twosomeOILANDGAS
- 85. “Wicked Game” singer ChrisISAAK
- 87. Cost for a handANTE
- 88. “And ___ friend than e’er an enemy”: “Coriolanus”MOREA
- 90. Circ. measureDIAM
- 91. Austen classicEMMA
- 92. Boom, e.g.SPAR
- 95. Toward the wakeASTERN
- 98. Gin flavoringSLOE
- 99. iPhone-to-iPhone sharing protocolAIRDROP
- 101. Email address, oftenUSERID
- 104. Base balancersACIDS
- 107. Reduce over timeERODE
- 109. Win by ___ANOSE
- 110. LazybonesIDLER
- 111. Affects greatlyMOVES
- 113. 58-Down, e.g.HORSE
- 114. Symbols of oppressionYOKES
- 117. Broad sts.AVES
- 118. Sales dept. staffAGTS
- 121. AccomplishedDID
- 122. Opposite of WSWENE
- 123. 19-Down settingARM
- 124. King of QuébecROI
- 126. Ambient music’s BrianENO
- 127. “Breaking Bad” org.DEA