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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 20 2022 were just published. The solution for Thursday, 20 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 Moon Mission. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Hanh Huynh & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 38 Horizontal Clues and 36 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Steamed bun of Chinese cuisineBAO
- . Hoedown lassesGALS
- . Target for a honeybeeSTAMEN
- . PC portUSB
- . Boy from MayberryOPIE
- . A bottle of red and a bottle of white, maybePINOTS
- . Subtitle of a 2020 documentary about John LewisGOODTBLE
- . “The Glass Menagerie” motherAMANDA
- . Shows disdain forSNEERSAT
- . Animation unitsCELS
- . Binary question typeYESNO
- . The Upright Citizens Brigade, e.g.COMEDYTPE
- . Locale for three menTUB
- . “The Hurt Locker” danger, for shortIED
- . Mex. womenSRAS
- . Contacts list abbr.TEL
- . Persona non ___GRATA
- . Luxury shoe brandTODS
- . How vaccines may be deliveredINASHOT
- . It isn’t workingLEISURE
- . Marinated seafood saladPOKE
- . Unfathomable placeABYSS
- . Reason for some TV-MA ratingsSEX
- . Seller of mattresses and meatballsIKEA
- . Ace statERA
- . Joint stock?POT
- . Gas that can be a gasNITSOXIDE
- . Barcelona bitesTAPAS
- . Spa coverROBE
- . “What a lovely gift!”IADOREIT
- . PenitentATONER
- . Moon, or what three answers in this puzzle literally doDROPTROU
- . Least traitorousTRUEST
- . OtherwiseELSE
- . Carrier headquartered in AmstelveenKLM
- . Oxford measuresMETRES
- . Supporters’ responsesAYES
- . Nurse, saySIP
WSJ DOWN
- . 1991 Beatty/Bening filmBUGSY
- . Last words of “Imagine”TIPIN
- . Some windsATM
- . Became violentASONE
- . Police HQ alertsENOKI
- . Mauve kinTRE
- . Command from a taskmasterOBOES
- . Had a mental lapseLAKETROUT
- . Like most standardized testsDENT
- . Some Wall Street workersSEASONER
- . Dauntingly bigGOTROUGH
- . Gate posting, for shortOBESE
- . Chatter-monitoring org.APBS
- . Fender bender enderBRO
- . GranularEXERTS
- . Tony Gwynn, for two decadesLILAC
- . Newark’s countyATARI
- . Frat addressSEETOIT
- . Deflected two-pointerBADIDEA
- . Mushroom in kitchensMEALY
- . Mackinaw, e.g.EARLY
- . Lunar Lander makerSPACED
- . Cook, oftenESP
- . A clairvoyant would know what letters go hereDOSE
- . Deuterium and the likeTIMED
- . “I wouldn’t do that if I were you”ISOTOPES
- . AppliesANALYSTS
- . Like Granny SmithsTART
- . Past portlyMONSTROUS
- . Ahead of schedulePERKS
- . Extra benefitsETD
- . Garlicky spreadPADRE
- . The Giving Tree, ultimatelyAIOLI
- . Prescription portionNSA
- . Using it too much could cause you to lose your balanceESSEX
- . Secondo numero primoSTUMP