Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Nov 30 2020 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 28 November 2020 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 Sir, Yes Sir!. 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 64 Horizontal Clues and 72 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Site of the governor’s residence known as Cedar CrestTOPEKA
- . Ornamental flourish on a printed characterSWASH
- . Scheming cliquesCABALS
- . Inflame with loveENAMOR
- . Volcanic mount of northern CaliforniaSHASTA
- . Source of a butter used in moisturizersSHEANUT
- . Swift seahorse?MARINECOURSER
- . City of Tuscany famed for its marbleCARRARA
- . Support group formed in 1951ALANON
- . The always stylish Fred Astaire, for one?DAPPERDANCER
- . Common sports injury spot, for shortACL
- . Seller of Glimmersticks eyelinerAVON
- . Abercrombie & Fitch logoMOOSE
- . Gap stackTEES
- . SovereignROYAL
- . Dubai dignitaryEMIR
- . Writes musicNOTATES
- . Pilot of a fast spaceship?COSMICRACER
- . Rootless sortNOMAD
- . Not darkLIT
- . His jailing was the subject of Zola’s “J’Accuse…!”DREYFUS
- . Popular self-help siteEHOW
- . SpiritPEP
- . Warning of reckless driving?FORE
- . Snaky shapeESS
- . SwellTOFF
- . Travel guesses, for shortETAS
- . Paragon of machismoREALMAN
- . Post-sledding warmerCOCOA
- . Seller of Novablast running shoesASICS
- . Super keenNEATO
- . King decreeing everyone must waltz?BALLFORCER
- . State that demands money from hitchhikers?THUMBTAXER
- . Coolly distantALOOF
- . Cow in commercialsELSIE
- . Centre Pompidou settingPARIS
- . Crop decimatorsLOCUSTS
- . Pie crust ingredientLARD
- . Blackout, e.g.SKIT
- . Refreshing breakNAP
- . Quipu featureKNOT
- . Rocks, so to speakICE
- . Plain of Jars settingLAOS
- . Place for knickknacksETAGERE
- . Triumphant shoutYES
- . Don in the Television Hall of FamePARDO
- . What might follow “Is this just fantasy?” in “Bohemian Rhapsody”?QUEENANSWER
- . PlotsDESIGNS
- . Latin music legend PuenteTITO
- . Casey of “American Top 40”KASEM
- . “Gimme a break!”CMON
- . He debated Bush and Clinton in 1992PEROT
- . Spanker, e.g.SAIL
- . “Treasure Island” author’s monogramRLS
- . Investigator of a theft at the feta factory?CHEESETRACER
- . “Am I the only one…?”ISITME
- . Magazine with a “Live Bravely” mottoOUTSIDE
- . Vendor of preternatural produce?MIRACLEGROCER
- . Gave it one’s allSTRIVED
- . Some winter wearPARKAS
- . Anthem rivalHUMANA
- . Junior high student, informallyTEENER
- . Power-saving modeSLEEP
- . Service memberTEAPOT
WSJ DOWN
- . Pro ___TEM
- . Words with roll or budgetARCDE
- . Immobilized statesBALKY
- . Expressionist NoldeCOST
- . Prized coffee varietyONA
- . Place for playingCOORS
- . Moo ___ porkALONE
- . City divisionCHUTE
- . State bordering on BhutanPARALYSES
- . Squash, perhapsLOCOS
- . Queequeg wielded oneMETRE
- . Africa’s largest landlocked countryEMIL
- . Poked holes in, sayAMY
- . “Flaubert’s Parrot” author JulianCLOUT
- . Have ___ up one’s sleeveDOESIN
- . EnticesKONA
- . Milky Way componentLIFTOFFS
- . California wine valleyPENSIVE
- . Sensational headlineARENA
- . Protects by lyingCUOCO
- . Legally precludeTIAS
- . ___ TriompheEDER
- . The “Banquet Beer”COVERSFOR
- . AgreeableSCRIPTED
- . Sister of Meg, Beth and JoSONOMA
- . Launchpad eventsFACE
- . Opening antecedentEDGER
- . Shipping department needSHU
- . Kaley of “The Big Bang Theory”NICE
- . Becomes inedibleELL
- . Musicologist Alan who discovered Lead BellyONRAMPS
- . FumingWARD
- . Andrea Bocelli, e.g.REHEARSAL
- . Patiently enduredSOCIAL
- . Lab coat problemsASSAM
- . Watch partROTS
- . Univ. or acad.IRAQ
- . Like some rocket-propelled grenadesTERRE
- . SwaySTEPON
- . Eats after darkWAITEDOUT
- . UncooperativeRAKE
- . Without helpHARPOON
- . Train pullers, for shortSCH
- . WingSEIS
- . Cheer, sayCAP
- . Seller of Longlast filtersESTOP
- . Its national anthem is “Mawtini”SUPS
- . Acapulco auntsETAILS
- . Carefully plannedSCREAMER
- . Anchor’s finishMAKENOISE
- . StaggeringCHAD
- . Salon offeringsTAPE
- . Yard toolBRITA
- . Half of doceLIGHT
- . Fed. property overseerAERATED
- . Given to musingANTITANK
- . Cloverleaf partsTRUE
- . Sells with clicksBARNES
- . MurdersFLEAS
- . GregariousGSA
- . Garbage target, in some buildingsMOMA
- . Standardised unitANACE
- . La troisième planèteLOMAX
- . Like some traffic and some dietsNEWSRECAP
- . Go forLURES
- . Linda of Broadway’s “Jekyll & Hyde”IRATE
- . Yard toolAREEL
- . FaithfulENO
- . Home of Rousseau’s “The Dream,” for shortSTAR
- . Pitcher’s lid?TENOR
- . Ambient music pioneer BrianPERMS
- . Chinese zodiac animalRAT