Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Nov 4 2020 were just published. The solution for Wednesday, 04 November 2020 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 Cast Party. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Victor Barocas & David Liben-Nowell & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 39 Horizontal Clues and 39 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Not saying a wordMUM
- . Statement no.ACCT
- . Traffic tie-upsSNARLS
- . Columbus sch.OSU
- . Begin to unravelFRAY
- . Stay in all day, maybe with hot chocolate and a crosswordHOLEUP
- . Darkest colorJETBLACK
- . Like enoki mushroomsEDIBLE
- . Garfield’s canine palODIE
- . Cut the wool fromSHEAR
- . Big eventGALA
- . Rental contractLEASE
- . Person with pressing business?PRINTER
- . Giraffe relativeOKAPI
- . Emulate a DJ or a political handlerSPIN
- . Paper people: Abbr.EDS
- . IntimidateDETER
- . Take outDELETE
- . Textile workerDYER
- . Neanderthal homesCAVES
- . Inseparable pals, for shortBFFS
- . Moccasins, for exampleSNAKES
- . Estate tax payersHEIRS
- . CIA or IRS employeeAGT
- . HeapsATON
- . Bad lighting?ARSON
- . Do some needleworkCROCHET
- . Community with barn raisingsAMISH
- . Sequence of gigsTOUR
- . Bounce back, as stock pricesRALLY
- . “Call on me! I know!”OHOH
- . Landlords’ employeesSUPERS
- . Dined while adhering to social distancingATEALONE
- . Spotter’s wordsISEEIT
- . 12-time Gold Glove winner WillieMAYS
- . Multi-volume word ref.OED
- . MustNEEDTO
- . Debone the chicken or dice the onions, sayPREP
- . Big jewelry chainKAY
WSJ DOWN
- . Swagger, slangilyMOJO
- . Like many items sold on eBayODD
- . Seriously damageACTSIN
- . CIO’s partnerUSED
- . BoorishKEY
- . Hidden collectionGROUSE
- . MoppetMUTILATE
- . Some Spanish winesTOUPEE
- . Agree without a wordBEEPERS
- . StraightenCREED
- . Buyer’s incentiveAFL
- . Led to feel a false sense of safetyAIR
- . Mammoth hunt weaponsNAH
- . Devices made largely obsolete by cellphonesRIT
- . Material for cobblersCRASS
- . DemeanorCATERSTO
- . Bad news for a QBCACHE
- . Like 27 or 29, but not 28DAKOTA
- . Of crucial importanceTYKE
- . Fourth primeSEVEN
- . Territory that became states in 1889LAMP
- . Dick who led NBC’s Olympic coverageAPPLES
- . IndulgesALTAR
- . Device at the end of the line, and what each set of circled letters representsSHERRIES
- . Counterpart to toMYEYE
- . Nine-digit IDNOD
- . Slangy refusalINT
- . “Yes” in YokohamaHAI
- . Is part of the cast ofASP
- . ComplainALIGN
- . Spot cover, of a sortEBERSOL
- . Statement of beliefsREBATE
- . Place to do the rite thing?FISHHOOK
- . “Yeah, right!”LULLED
- . Nightstand topperFRO
- . First-rateONEA
- . Lamarr of “Samson and Delilah”SPEARS
- . Opp. of accelerandoSSN
- . Nile slithererHEDY