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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Nov 5 2020 were just published. The solution for Thursday, 05 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 Mixed Foursomes. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Trip Payne & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 35 Horizontal Clues and 43 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Less visible part of a necklaceCLASP
- . Palindromic rulersSHAHS
- . Brick, e.g.RED
- . Two-ton beastHIPPO
- . Beyond savingKAPUT
- . Big timeERA
- . Comment to a student about algebra, reading, grammar, etc.?ITSALLINTHEPSAT
- . Born along the RivieraNEE
- . Maker of Healthy Kitten PatéIAMS
- . Coolness under pressurePOISE
- . It might mention a plus-oneRSVP
- . In a rowALIGNED
- . Bars from a studioMUSIC
- . Forte’s oppositePIANO
- . Letter carriers who have to hike along their routes?USPSINBOOTS
- . Snarky insultJAB
- . Makeup of some decksTEAK
- . “Guitar Town” singer SteveEARLE
- . UnaccompaniedLONE
- . Enter “SIN” as this clue’s answer, for exampleERR
- . Hiding an antifur group?MASKINGPETA
- . Present timePARTY
- . Creeped out, perhapsOGLED
- . InformAPPRISE
- . WhitIOTA
- . 2015 title role for CateCAROL
- . One might take in a few marksSCAM
- . “Go ask your father” speakerMOM
- . Paper that proves the weekend is welcome?TGIFCERTIFICATE
- . “___ Spartacus!”IAM
- . ProfitAVAIL
- . With 46-Down, “Jump, Jive an’ Wail” singerLOUIS
- . With 50-Down, riled upINA
- . Have another go atRETRY
- . Samosa relativeKNISH
WSJ DOWN
- . Dental : tooth :: mental : ___CHIN
- . Diet-friendly, on labelsMUTE
- . Domed area, oftenACTII
- . Aromatherapy settingLITE
- . Major that may require taking Intro to Law and SocietyUSER
- . Be less than generousPAGAN
- . Zimmer with 11 Oscar nominationsAPSE
- . LiableSPAR
- . “Run that by me again”PRIMA
- . Moccasins, e.g.SPA
- . Turpentine sourceRISK
- . Take out of context?PROF
- . UnhipPOLISCI
- . Washroom, brieflyMAILCAR
- . Strip set in a swampLAV
- . Game with a common “Australia strategy”NEARS
- . Garlicky sauceEVE
- . Grow closer to dawnSKIMP
- . Ad-silencing buttonBASTE
- . False friendRAT
- . Practice like PacquiaoHANS
- . Petunia’s partnerPORKY
- . Closes in onSTIR
- . Moisten in a roasting panAPT
- . “Tell Her About It” singerAIOLI
- . Price of participationICILY
- . Bit of perspirationHUH
- . Evian Championship org.LATEN
- . Part of a train that usually has more than seven lettersOAF
- . Ad campaign featuring white mustachesSTEPINS
- . Lecture hall leaderGOTMILK
- . When Petruchio meets KatherinePOGO
- . Wiccan, for oneLPGA
- . See 60-AcrossCON
- . With no hospitalityRESIN
- . BumblerJOEL
- . See 61-AcrossMAUI
- . Demigod in “Moana”ERASE
- . Name in many elevatorsANTE
- . Fit together perfectlyOTIS
- . Anticipatory timeDATED
- . Chinese zodiac animalBEAD
- . Non-pro, of a sortMESH