Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 15 2022 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 15 October 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 Perfect Game. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Zhouqin Burnikel & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 68 Horizontal Clues and 72 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Sound from a flockBLEAT
- . Egg cream ingredientSYRUP
- . Lawyer lettersESQ
- . A/C amt.BTU
- . Powdered green variety of 122-DownMATCHA
- . “Nope” director JordanPEELE
- . Wraps tightlySWADDLES
- . Live-in super?WORKERTENANT
- . Six-time Super Bowl champsPATRIOTS
- . Chicago-to-Miami dir.SSE
- . Team’s burdenPLOW
- . “Who invented the typewriter?” reply, e.g.?PATENTANSWER
- . “Gandhi” or “Malcolm X”BIOPIC
- . Last mo., alphabeticallySEP
- . Swamp critterCROC
- . Hindu aphorismSUTRA
- . Unexpected problemSNAG
- . Chef’s creationDISH
- . Special ___OPS
- . “To clarify…”IMEANT
- . Texas governor AbbottGREG
- . Low digitsTOES
- . Moms in mudSOWS
- . Hard feelingsRANCOR
- . February birthstoneAMETHYST
- . Yin/yang principleTAO
- . Eldest of the Haim sistersESTE
- . Polish languageEDIT
- . Coward of the theaterNOEL
- . Get highASCEND
- . Market figuresSELLERS
- . Rabbit ears at the North Pole?SANTAANTENNA
- . “Mudbound” director ReesDEE
- . Tiny amountIOTA
- . Abbr. on a town signESTD
- . ___-rock (music genre)ALT
- . Extra in a vampire movie?BITTENPLAYER
- . Urchin’s attireTATTERS
- . Its ZIP Codes start with 99ALASKA
- . PretentiousARTY
- . Damage control org.FEMA
- . Dances to jazzBOPS
- . Feel crummyAIL
- . Period instigated by those Time called “the silence breakers”METOOERA
- . Narrow passageSTRAIT
- . Ritzy Big Apple storeSAKS
- . At any timeEVER
- . Brief momentsSECS
- . Skating great YamaguchiKRISTI
- . Shoe store chainDSW
- . Those, in TijuanaESOS
- . Pedal pushersFEET
- . CompleteUTTER
- . Micro or macro subj.ECON
- . Dressing needOIL
- . Comedian UllmanTRACEY
- . Lipstick-loving cat?MAKEUPKITTEN
- . ___-rock (music genre)PROG
- . “___ Kapital”DAS
- . Some mortgage chargesEXITFEES
- . Alignment of the planets, perhaps?SPACEPORTENT
- . LiberatesSETSFREE
- . Comedian ThompsonKENAN
- . Afternoon breakSIESTA
- . Sports drink endingADE
- . Bitter beverageALE
- . Defiant refusalIWONT
- . Grabby typeTAKER
WSJ DOWN
- . Autobahn autosBMWS
- . Golden Triangle countrySIRE
- . To be, to BerliozBAAS
- . Cry of dismayMESA
- . Jane Campion film with three Oscar winsLAOS
- . Gushing forthUMASS
- . Kobe currencyILIAD
- . Gather inAXED
- . Forearm bonesETRE
- . StrokedTENTEDTALKS
- . “Baseball Tonight” channelKITE
- . Fabric samplesACK
- . Persian Gulf nationBRACELETS
- . Spend recklesslySWEETS
- . Nantes nogginTHEPIANO
- . Abbr. in a Beatles titleLEEK
- . “Softly” singer ParksCUFF
- . 1962 film set in JamaicaARLO
- . Spots for hustlersTREE
- . Tanks and suchNAME
- . “The Terrible” and “the Unready,” e.g.OPERA
- . Bands that jingleTOPS
- . Diamond measureDRIP
- . Royal addressEVENKEEL
- . Minutemen’s sch.SPEWING
- . Conversations in a tepee?ISOLATES
- . Diamond, e.g.ISEE
- . Vegan pick-me-upYEN
- . Super-insulting tribute?CARAT
- . Wide receiver LynnTAROROOT
- . Nursery purchaseREAP
- . Rowlands with an honorary OscarGEM
- . 2015 French Open winner WawrinkaSAYTO
- . Sprite, e.g.SITSKI
- . Skin care lotionULNAS
- . Sink problemGENA
- . Removes from the company?EYES
- . Color commentary nuggetLEPEW
- . People personPETTED
- . Scallion cousinTONER
- . TellREF
- . Driver at a movie studioNANO
- . Polynesian starch sourceEPITHETS
- . Sounds from a flockFACET
- . Trojan War sagaCAN
- . May or June, e.g.ESPN
- . Pair with rods and conesSOYLATTE
- . Job at handSERPENT
- . MaliceSWATCHES
- . Diamond sideADAM
- . Recipe instructionTARP
- . Stable stateQATAR
- . Game callerSTAN
- . 2010 Coen brothers movie that went 0 for 10 at the OscarsTASK
- . Halloween lootCOOS
- . Infamous tempterDRNO
- . Equipment for a Winter ParalympianSTAT
- . Diamond protectorTRUEGRIT
- . Link spotDISCOS
- . Lincoln Center offeringCELEBRITY
- . Stinky PepéTEA
- . Cote callsBLOW
- . Monument Valley sightPOTENTROAST
- . Sent packingDESK
- . Park flierTETE
- . “Oh, now it’s clear”SWANN
- . Billionth, in metric prefixesSPITE
- . Cubicle fixtureANTE
- . Price for a handUSSR
- . Rating symbolSODA
- . Spam holderSTIR
- . See 17-AcrossSTAR