Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Nov 18 2023 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 18 November 2023 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 Getting a Head Start. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Alan Arbesfeld & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 67 Horizontal Clues and 69 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. 1923 book subtitled âA Life in the WoodsâBAMBI
- 6. Ending for lion or leopardESS
- 9. Wailuku welcomeALOHA
- 14. Genre for BTSKPOP
- 18. SeethingABOIL
- 19. Gin flavoringSLOE
- 20. It expands in the darkPUPIL
- 21. Forbidden actNONO
- 22. Closet organizerâs concern?HANGERMANAGEMENT
- 25. World Cup criesOLES
- 26. Bumping headsATIT
- 27. Passing comments?EULOGY
- 28. Like hobosâ clothes, perhapsINTATTERS
- 30. Farmers market tote, at timesMESHBAG
- 32. Clerical residenceMANSE
- 34. Predating, poeticallyERE
- 35. Word between surnamesNEE
- 36. Word with plane or projectionASTRAL
- 37. Conditions befalling mustangs when broken?HALTEREDSTATES
- 40. Name on some beauty cream jarsESTEE
- 42. Tazo productTEA
- 43. Tests that are hard to cheat onORALS
- 44. Result of some late-winter hunting?HIDESOFMARCH
- 50. Publicity ploySTUNT
- 53. Card game with a spinoff called DosUNO
- 54. Busy hosp. areasERS
- 55. Bowl game cryRAH
- 56. Focus of Mendelâs genetic researchPEAS
- 57. Chain with linksIHOP
- 61. Namesake of a Fifth Ave. cathedralSTPAT
- 63. âTe ___â (words on Spanish valentines)AMO
- 64. Texas universityRICE
- 65. Lady Granthamâs given name on âDownton AbbeyâCORA
- 66. Person monopolizing the wig trade?HAIRTRAFFICCONTROLLER
- 72. Strings along a hula dancer?UKES
- 73. Divaâs offeringARIA
- 74. Old TV dial lettersUHF
- 75. Club for a sand trapWEDGE
- 76. Dijon dadPERE
- 77. Sound offRANT
- 78. Botanical accessoryLEI
- 79. Stockyard sightPEN
- 81. Reggae addressMON
- 82. Harlem Renaissance author Zora ___ HurstonNEALE
- 84. What might catch a hunterâs eye?HARTMOVEMENT
- 87. Pack of schemersCABAL
- 90. Subj. of some school fairsSCI
- 92. Celsius, e.g.SWEDE
- 93. Cooperstown institution, say?HALLFORTHEBEST
- 99. SubtletyNUANCE
- 103. Org. with a famous journalAMA
- 104. Words with pickle or jamINA
- 105. âNot on ___!â (âForget it!â)ADARE
- 106. Windbreak treesPOPLARS
- 107. Leonardo known for a sequence of numbersFIBONACCI
- 110. Request startCANYOU
- 112. Counselor to PicardTROI
- 113. Idris of âLutherâELBA
- 114. Part of a house demolition project, perhaps?HEARTHSHATTERING
- 117. âWithout ___â (Grateful Dead album)ANET
- 118. Catchall categoryOTHER
- 119. Long, long timesEONS
- 120. Smooth paint finishSATIN
- 121. âBill & ___ Excellent AdventureâTEDS
- 122. Koi containersPONDS
- 123. Dwight Gooden, familiarlyDRK
- 124. Some printer cartridgesCYANS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. ___ Mama (rum drink)BAHAMA
- 2. SubsidesHUSHUP
- 3. Believer in the unity of realityCHAFEAT
- 4. Traditional auto giantsABATES
- 5. Land in the SeineINTAKE
- 6. Carrier whose name comes from HoseaAAMILNE
- 7. California county known for its wineriesMONIST
- 8. Action star StevenDOPIER
- 9. Act likeBLABBED
- 10. âBeauty and the Beastâ character voiced by Jerry OrbachBIGTHREE
- 11. Ready for customersARSENAL
- 12. Dropped cluesOATS
- 13. Sites for ritesILE
- 14. Massage targetBASSETT
- 15. Italian dish similar to gritsELFIN
- 16. Length of a short, maybeREALTOR
- 17. Take over, demon-styleRARA
- 19. Annoyingly self-satisfiedONAHOP
- 23. House showerSMUG
- 24. Peer of Norwegian dramaEFS
- 29. Jackson Holeâs countyARAL
- 31. Oscar nominee for âBlack Panther: Wakanda ForeverâRACETO
- 33. NBA star CurryELAL
- 37. Tailorâs bottom lineHEM
- 38. Start slowlyFINEST
- 39. Paper pieceCAHN
- 41. Office couple?SONOMA
- 44. âBe quiet!âARAFAT
- 45. Whatâs been eatenCHAIRED
- 46. More absurdSEAGAL
- 47. He shared a Peace Prize with Rabin and PeresRAMI
- 48. Malek of âBohemian RhapsodyâHIED
- 49. Count on a cereal boxTRS
- 51. DelicacyGYNT
- 52. Tech support caller, oftenCHOCULA
- 56. ReturnBACH
- 58. âI need a hugâAPE
- 59. Crater Lake localeSETH
- 60. Disney, to PixarCHER
- 62. Rival of Manchester UnitedERASED
- 67. ___ avisLUMIERE
- 68. Shrinking seaPROFIT
- 69. Epithet for New Yorkâs policeSENHOR
- 70. âMoonstruckâ starOPEN
- 71. ConfessedEASEIN
- 79. âWham!âMST
- 80. Become balancedYANK
- 83. ImpishHINTED
- 84. Made tracksTACT
- 85. Winter hours in Wyo.POW
- 86. Hospital deliveryPOTS
- 87. Be irritated byALTARS
- 88. Creator of Eeyore and PigletUSER
- 89. Spilled the beansEVENOUT
- 91. Presided overTETON
- 94. How some ground balls are fieldedOWNEDUP
- 95. Make a beeline forESC
- 96. âBrandenburg Concertosâ composerKNOT
- 97. No longer on-board?ARTICLE
- 98. Lisbon misterMEALTRAY
- 100. Tokyo hubPOLENTA
- 101. âThe Passageâ novelist JustinHOLDME
- 102. Endorses digitallyNARITA
- 106. Kitchen collectionONEREEL
- 108. Stable sustenanceOREGON
- 109. âHigh Hopesâ lyricistCRONIN
- 111. TugPOSSESS
- 115. ___-80 (old Radio Shack computer)PARENT
- 116. F1 neighborESIGNS