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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 16 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 16 October 2021 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 Read My Lips!. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Karen Steinberg & David Steinberg & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 68 Horizontal Clues and 76 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Showing a suit, maybeFACEUP
- . Aquarium swimmersGUPPIES
- . Like the drone of cicadasSHRILL
- . Landlocked African nationUGANDA
- . ImproveENHANCE
- . Sweatshirt styleHOODIE
- . Magic words, or an apt phrase describing 32-AcrossNOWYOUSEEITNOWYOUDONT
- . A.D. partANNO
- . Bernadette or Jeanne: Abbr.STE
- . Misremembers, maybeERRS
- . Podcast annoyancesADS
- . Character whose incorporeal grin prompted the quote in the shaded spaces (reading upper and then lower arcs, left to right)CHESHIRECAT
- . Word after dash or nannyCAM
- . Strongly emphasize a pointRAMITHOME
- . DNA may prove itPARENTAGE
- . Protein acidAMINO
- . Pen pals?INMATES
- . Coachella Valley refugesOASES
- . Framer’s supplyMATTES
- . Light scatterers?ROACHES
- . Unenthused “okay”IGUESS
- . KindaISH
- . DownSAD
- . Solemn ceremoniesRITES
- . “Dude!”BRO
- . Wrong answer to a sentryFOE
- . Post-blizzard transport, perhapsSKIS
- . KiddoTOT
- . FlightLAM
- . Honorific of IndiaSRI
- . Feels fluish, maybeAILS
- . King of Maine, e.g.: Abbr.SEN
- . It’s often sesame-crustedAHI
- . Baltimore-to-Annapolis dir.SSE
- . A wk. has 168HRS
- . Honorary deg. awarded by Harvard to Angela Merkel in 2019LLD
- . Speak with handsSIGN
- . Genre with introspective lyricsEMO
- . The Horned Frogs’ sch.TCU
- . Campaigns have lots of itHYPE
- . Letter before omegaPSI
- . Wild animal tranquilizerDARTGUN
- . Like a so-so movieMEH
- . PacifyAPPEASE
- . LieuSTEAD
- . Pierre’s love in “War and Peace”NATASHA
- . Parliament titleLORD
- . Dallas cagerMAV
- . Slithery swimmerEEL
- . Janis with the 1967 song “Society’s Child”IAN
- . Texas flag symbolSTAR
- . Bitter brewALE
- . Avoids a crash, perhapsVEERSAWAY
- . ExploitUSE
- . Reduce to a pasteMASH
- . Really hotSEXY
- . Computer once shaped like a gumdropIMAC
- . The Sun, the Sky and 10 othersWNBA
- . “Twelfth Night” duke who develops feelings for his pageORSINO
- . Capricious creaturesELVES
- . Brings togetherUNITES
- . Viewing oneself from above, say, or a hint to what the shaded spaces representOUTOFBODYEXPERIENCE
- . Carrier based at Mehrabad InternationalIRANAIR
- . Ticket surchargeFEE
- . What a kitten may lickTUNACAN
- . HatesDETESTS
- . “Adorns” on HalloweenTPS
- . Reel people?ANGLERS
WSJ DOWN
- . What crosswords should beFUN
- . In days pastARAMIS
- . Corvine callALAMO
- . Noted Celtic singerAGO
- . Chewy noodleDAMASKS
- . Protruding bellyPOLAROID
- . “I’ll be!”CAW
- . Paris Match articleSMITHIES
- . Scam onlinePRESSURE
- . Grammy winner LaBelleENYA
- . Sanctum modifierINT
- . Prefix with tourismSNIPED
- . Make a muumuu, sayHITAT
- . First sound from elephants?UDON
- . It might be witchingTOES
- . Drapery needsGSA
- . Court affirmationNONE
- . Maya who’s inspired by the architecture of naturePAUNCH
- . Tennis callSATANISM
- . Carnaby Street settingSOFAS
- . Wine bottle numberSOHO
- . Priestly Dumas characterDOH
- . Drapery fabricsEAVE
- . Forgers’ placesBIT
- . Islamic chiefGEE
- . Tarragona titleEMIR
- . Fencing bladesTIED
- . Elliot of the Mamas and the PapasVEX
- . Records clerk’s retrievalORS
- . AncientUNE
- . Hoarders’ houses, e.g.SENOR
- . Brady blunder: Abbr.MAS
- . Large digitsEYED
- . ScrubbedPHISH
- . Letter four before 82-AcrossMAILSORTER
- . Post office machineLYFT
- . Fill in forPATTI
- . Annual Big Apple fashion eventACTAS
- . Practice represented by an inverted pentagramTEES
- . Oscar-nominated 2019 Scorsese film, with “The”VEEP
- . Cry from HomerINNER
- . “These sheets are freezing!”THEMETGALA
- . Bid strategically on eBayEXES
- . EvenECO
- . AvoidEPEES
- . Pack leadersCUD
- . Govt. building managerWISP
- . More, in MadridSEW
- . Bossy’s mouthfulCASS
- . So farSHUN
- . Tiger’s propsIAM
- . Budget rivalETA
- . “Live for the moment” brandYEAR
- . Extortionist’s techniqueBRR
- . Icicle’s placeNAYA
- . Water brand from CanadaRUN
- . Vehicle that might be rocket-poweredSHORTE
- . Their glory days are long pastIRISHMAN
- . Gray ones may be debatedCUING
- . RankleHOUR
- . Descartes’s conclusionNOGO
- . Checked outYET
- . Hay handfulNEAL
- . Try to swatRODS
- . Frat house crash sitesTAU
- . Prompter’s taskALPHAS
- . Betray painWINCE
- . All counterpartIDO
- . Second-largest U.S. rideshare companyCASEFILE
- . Prez’s underlingSTUNTCAR
- . Custody battle participantsLIN
- . Attorney/pundit KatyalAGESOLD
- . Drill partHASBEENS
- . Logical operatorsLET
- . Letter twelve before 45-DownMESSES
- . Become a candidateAREAS