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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Nov 19 2022 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 19 November 2022 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 Doc Work. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Lisa Senzel & Jeff Chen & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 61 Horizontal Clues and 79 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Makes puppy dog eyes, perhapsBEGS
- . They’re shaped by shapewearWAISTS
- . Grand ___ (wine designation)CRU
- . Potent hit?TOKE
- . Parts of heartsATRIA
- . Firmly establishENROOT
- . Park scofflawLITTERER
- . “My colleagues and I will do some exploratory work on your knee, in a ___,” said the rheumatologistJOINTVENTURE
- . Expert on 15-Down, maybeOPERAFAN
- . Nyala or gnuANTELOPE
- . Point in the right direction?EAST
- . Chorus from the congregationAMENS
- . Director RothELI
- . “My role is to ___,” said the OB/GYNHELPPEOPLEOUT
- . Severe cold, sayBADCASE
- . Cropped upAROSE
- . Perennial chicken course?ROAD
- . Tan shadesECRUS
- . Mathematician TuringALAN
- . See 85-DownONO
- . Call’s counterpartPUT
- . “You have to be ___,” said the pediatricianALITTLEPATIENT
- . Deep gorgeRAVINE
- . SuckerDUPE
- . Mischievous groupIMPS
- . Shiny mineralMICA
- . Brooklyn Bridge dealers?LIARS
- . Slimy slowpokeSNAIL
- . Good fighterEVIL
- . “What are you waiting for?!”GETONIT
- . “Never fear, I use only ___,” said the surgeonCUTTINGEDGETECHNOLOGY
- . BogeyONEOVER
- . Answers from ensignsAYES
- . Blended yogurt drinkLASSI
- . Heart quickenerSCARE
- . Wyatt of the Old WestEARP
- . Burkina ___FASO
- . Claim of innocenceNOTI
- . Only woman named in the QuranMARYAM
- . “My procedures should be able to ___,” said the orthopedistSETYOUSTRAIGHT
- . Photo ___OPS
- . FedEx alternativeUPS
- . Completely dominatesOWNS
- . Groove for a letter-shaped boltTSLOT
- . Ward of “Independence Day: Resurgence”SELA
- . Potato preferenceBAKED
- . Dishes made at high temperatures?POTTERY
- . “Be warned, I may have to make some ___,” said the dermatologistRASHDECISIONS
- . Timetable abbr.ARR
- . Super stokedAMPED
- . Vehicles that can roll over, brieflyIRAS
- . Spotting 26-Across, sayONSAFARI
- . Link clicked for detailsMOREINFO
- . “Don’t worry, during your corrective procedure, I’ll stay ___,” said the ophthalmologistLASERFOCUSED
- . Gradually reveals a scene, to a cinematographerIRISESIN
- . Whiteboard accessoryERASER
- . Court contestTRIAL
- . Rogen of “This Is the End”SETH
- . Loops in on an emailCCS
- . Do-it-yourself tool?SEXTOY
- . Bulldogs’ schoolYALE
WSJ DOWN
- . ___ Fresh (Chipotle competitor)BAJA
- . Harry and William attended itBEAD
- . ResolveCOSMO
- . Opposite-side/hypotenuse ratioRAMIS
- . Three-hankie filmETON
- . Sister of Emily and CharlotteACLU
- . Original NYC subway lineUNCAP
- . Trifling amountAMORE
- . Rocky peakGRIT
- . Makes teaDRIP
- . IntimateTEARS
- . Portrayer of Zed in the “Men in Black” filmsSPRIT
- . 4×4, for shortSINE
- . Assigned as a partnerCUTESTORY
- . Monteverdi title characterSHEESH
- . Sandra’s “Speed” co-starATLEAST
- . Young’s accounting partnerNIVEA
- . MinimallyEDDIE
- . Refrain syllablesVOLS
- . Crimson Tide rivalsLIANE
- . Bonobo, e.g.MULE
- . NFL co-founder GeorgeNSC
- . Part of Q.E.D.WEEPIE
- . Comedian LoveEMIGRE
- . Below C level?PACIFIC
- . One being strung along?ANNE
- . Nonprofit org. since 1920APPLE
- . Icicle formerASS
- . Rom-com plot, usuallyIRONS
- . Company with a campus at 1 Infinite LoopIRT
- . Alternative to NYSEHALAS
- . Upright, e.g.DARE
- . Strip, as a shipBSA
- . IrritableSOU
- . “Nine Perfect Strangers” author MoriartyERAT
- . Asylum seekerEGYPT
- . Gives outAISLES
- . Divider of 62-DownTOR
- . Some singersLONI
- . Performer who takes a bow?VEE
- . HorrifiedYOKO
- . Skin care brandARE
- . See 51-DownSTEEPS
- . Victory symbolEMITS
- . Belgian painter JamesOWEN
- . Cranberry cocktailSAX
- . Prepare to pour from, sayAPE
- . Sorrow signsNILE
- . Be boldFUNDS
- . Elegant styleEST
- . Beast of burdenCLOSE
- . Backs, in a wayOTC
- . Eye creepilyCLASS
- . Frigga’s sonOREO
- . WeeRIPTORN
- . Beast of burdenAGHAST
- . With 43-Across, Grammy winner from TokyoPANFRY
- . Clive of “Inside Man”UTE
- . DrawPOOR
- . Bikini surrounderENSOR
- . Exasperated exclamationORSO
- . Redmayne with an OscarTRALA
- . Org. that first allowed girls to join in 2018ALTOS
- . Supermarket sectionsATTRACT
- . Cook in a skilletTEAMED
- . ApproximatelyVIOLINIST
- . “Groundhog Day” director HaroldFURY
- . Love, Italian-styleORFEO
- . Spar on a shipPIANO
- . Woods alternative for WoodsOGLE
- . Twistable cookieASIA
- . RageKEANU
- . Gobi Desert siteUNRIG
- . GenuineTHOR
- . Twiddling one’s thumbsREAL
- . White House advisory org.ERNST
- . Word that sounds like its middle letterTESTY
- . Jazz instrumentITTY
- . Superlative suffixIDLE