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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 21 2021 were just published. The solution for Thursday, 21 October 2021 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 Chuckleheads. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Mike Shenk & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 37 Horizontal Clues and 37 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Zwei cubedACHT
- . Letter ten before muBETA
- . Dram or gramUNIT
- . “A just man and perfect in his generations,” according to GenesisNOAH
- . Was in a blue state, perhapsCRIED
- . Emperor buried in the Mausoleum of the Domitii AhenobarbiNERO
- . Not particularly excitingTAME
- . Bed activity for concubines?HAREMSLEEP
- . Box for a book trilogy, saySLIPCASE
- . James Brown’s “___ Got Money”IVE
- . Sharks make themLOANS
- . Perform impressivelyCRUSHIT
- . Utterly incorrectALLWET
- . Letter ten after muCHI
- . Reindeer-herding peopleSAMI
- . DitchesLOSES
- . Milliards of yearsAEONS
- . Good for GuillaumeBON
- . Aid for accentuating millinery wares?HATRACKLIGHTING
- . Promising wordsIDO
- . Taken off the grill sooner, perhapsRARER
- . Bears cornerback BurnsARTIE
- . Surrealist MagritteRENE
- . Move up and downBOB
- . Adds to the familyADOPTS
- . U.S. capital for 54 days in 1784TRENTON
- . “Peachy keen!”SWELL
- . Introspective musicEMO
- . Trailing the fieldDEADLAST
- . What keeps students out of the gamekeeper’s cabin at Hogwarts?HAGRIDLOCK
- . ___ and terminer (criminal court)OYER
- . On tenterhooksAGOG
- . Beverage that may bear a foamy heartLATTE
- . Transportation secretary ButtigiegPETE
- . “Bodyrock” musicianMOBY
- . They’re usually closed at nightEYES
- . Home of Oliver Hazard Perry’s flagship NiagaraERIE
WSJ DOWN
- . Flicker foodANTS
- . Scuttle fillALHIRT
- . Mineral named in honor of a “Star Wars” star?HAM
- . 2016 Naomi Alderman sci-fi novelCOAL
- . Cornet compositionLOADER
- . Place name on some eurosAGO
- . Gap buyHAMILLSTONE
- . Fan activityGOB
- . Except ifTHEPOWER
- . Maiden name labelENERGY
- . Steamed stateCAESAR
- . PinnacleTMI
- . Protesters’ outputCHANT
- . Longest-running show in the “Law & Order” franchiseCABOODLE
- . He ruled a century before 15-AcrossBRASS
- . Robed groupAKRON
- . Cast member in “Sister Act”?LAY
- . “Right away, boss!”EIRE
- . Hints of colorCELEB
- . “Honey in the Horn” musicianDOTE
- . Construction site machineTEE
- . StarCHOIR
- . Goodyear’s home citySECTS
- . Under a parasolADMIRING
- . Kit’s partnerAWAKE
- . “Barchester Towers” authorSVU
- . VigorSHADED
- . Not outUNLESS
- . “I really didn’t need to know that!”TROLLOPE
- . Small denominations?NEE
- . Act the loving parentHABITPLAYER
- . Org. seeking “life out there”IRE
- . Branching diagramIMONIT
- . Subway optionSETI
- . Before nowTOP
- . DollopTINGES
- . Put downTREE