Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 12 2022 were just published. The solution for Wednesday, 12 October 2022 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 Playing a Round. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Gary Larson & Amy Ensz & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 37 Horizontal Clues and 41 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Seriously woundMAIM
- . Combative OlympianARES
- . Calculus calculationsAREAS
- . To bootALSO
- . Ernie’s foilBERT
- . PermissionLEAVE
- . Fuddy-duddy on the golf course?TEESQUARE
- . 1961 Oscar winner in an Italian-language roleLOREN
- . It’s made up of hydrogène and oxygèneEAU
- . “Death, be not proud” poetDONNE
- . Gasteyer of “Suburgatory”ANA
- . Mortal’s counterpartVENIAL
- . Insult on the golf course?ROUGHCUT
- . BlottoCROCKED
- . TitterTEEHEE
- . Damp and chillyRAW
- . Shortens sentences, sayEDITS
- . Come clean, with “up”FESS
- . Mild expletive on the golf course?TRAPSHOOT
- . Bounce backECHO
- . Little bitSKOSH
- . Bolted downATE
- . Phone appPHOTOS
- . Racing dogWHIPPET
- . Joker on the golf course?HOLECARD
- . Main linesAORTAS
- . Patriarch on HBO’s “The Righteous Gemstones”ELI
- . Plants in an Athol Fugard play titleALOES
- . Writer RandAYN
- . Comes across asSEEMS
- . Liquid courage on a golf course?GREENBELT
- . Bears up?URSAE
- . Site with a “Daily Deals” linkEBAY
- . China settingASIA
- . Indonesian dish on a skewerSATAY
- . Newcastle’s riverTYNE
- . Invitation lettersRSVP
WSJ DOWN
- . Yoga needMAT
- . Guinness, for oneVCR
- . “That makes it all clear”EPHESUS
- . Piece workALE
- . “Aladdin” monkeyERA
- . Get between the covers?CHOLERA
- . Embarrassment for an outfielderISEENOW
- . Dictation takerHOLIEST
- . Assert without proofMOSAIC
- . Maxwell competitorTOTE
- . OtalgiaMAA
- . 17 of the 40 spaces on a Monopoly boardQUAKER
- . Governing bodiesOCASEY
- . Penn, e.g.ABU
- . One might be bolted downLEDA
- . Device owned by many a Blockbuster patronSAL
- . No. for an aceREAD
- . Mother of Helen of TroyDIPS
- . BulkROGET
- . Business slumpsERROR
- . “For shame!”TSK
- . ManifestDERBY
- . Reusable bagSTENO
- . Dept. of Labor armSHOW
- . Grant, Hayes or GarfieldSEAN
- . Greek city where Saint Paul preachedNUT
- . Disease in a Gabriel García Márquez titleOSHA
- . Like the Great Mosque of Mecca, of all Islamic shrinesEYE
- . SuitabilityALLEGE
- . Caffeine sourceOHIOAN
- . Visitors who traveled light-yrs.REO
- . “The Plough and the Stars” playwrightHEFT
- . Seasoning, in SantiagoPRYBAR
- . Crate-opening aidEARACHE
- . Man of many wordsAPTNESS
- . Epsom Downs eventAVENUES
- . 007 portrayer before RogerTEA
- . Kid’s cryLIV
- . Hieroglyph symbolSENATES
- . Tyler of “Armageddon”ETS
- . Saloon spoutTAP