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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 22 2022 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 22 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 Go With the Flow. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Karen Steinberg & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 73 Horizontal Clues and 67 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Part of a footARCH
- . 4EVA palsBFFS
- . Sister of Peter, Edmund and Lucy, in the Narnia booksSUSAN
- . Items in a custodian’s closetMOPS
- . Banjo virtuoso FleckBELA
- . Hearty laughROAR
- . If everything goes perfectlyATBEST
- . Facilitate in felonyABET
- . They may clashEGOS
- . What racing to catch a bus may cause you to beOUTOFBREATH
- . Ferry’s destinationISLE
- . / follower, in mathDIVISOR
- . Ronan of “Lady Bird”SAOIRSE
- . AboundTEEM
- . “Calendar Girl” singerSEDAKA
- . Team VIPMVP
- . Reacts like a spooked steedREARS
- . Repeated, a 1974 David Bowie songREBEL
- . “Told you!”SEE
- . Guarantees, as victoryASSURESOF
- . Mumtaz ___ (wife of Shah Jahan, for whom he built a mausoleum)MAHAL
- . PC maker headquartered in New Taipei CityACER
- . Onetime rival of AT&TGTE
- . 1960s NBC western starring Richard EganREDIGO
- . Was caused byAROSEFROM
- . Spot for vaquerosRANCHO
- . Green featureHOLE
- . He wears little clothingKEN
- . Ritz-Carlton rivalOMNI
- . “Mais bien sûr!”OUI
- . Apple Pay toolsIPHONES
- . 13-member cartelOPEC
- . Repeating words silently may be a symptom of it: Abbr.OCD
- . Raggedy oneANN
- . UndilutedNEAT
- . “Open wide!”SAYAH
- . Place for a pioneerHOMESTEAD
- . Make allusionsREFER
- . Brand whose name was chosen to remind people of its bottles’ heightNEHI
- . Hirsute Addams Family memberITT
- . With the exception ofBUT
- . Composer ÉdouardLALO
- . Sentence starterCAPITAL
- . Pronoun optionSHE
- . TrickRUSE
- . Jesuit school in L.A.LMU
- . Iridescent stoneOPAL
- . Made with more butter and cream, perhapsRICHER
- . Slightly bitter greensESCAROLES
- . Singer/songwriter O’ConnorSINEAD
- . Concern of 57-AcrossOIL
- . Rotary dial abbr.OPER
- . Chris with 18 Grand Slam singles winsEVERT
- . SincerelyINEARNEST
- . Registration code for Canberra carsAUS
- . Drama’s “father of realism”IBSEN
- . June Cleaver or Carol Brady, e.g.TVMOM
- . NYPD figureSGT
- . Focus onPEERAT
- . Flying toy or flying birdKITE
- . Narc’s targetsPUSHERS
- . “Methought I was enamored of an ass” speakerTITANIA
- . Much of the Earth’s coreIRON
- . Fast-action cable series?ZIPLINETOUR
- . Pride initialsLGBT
- . Prefix between micro- and pico-NANO
- . PassionateARDENT
- . Unbleached linen colorECRU
- . Child abducted in the Disney+ series “Obi-Wan Kenobi”LEIA
- . Didn’t just suspectKNEW
- . Crystal-filled rockGEODE
- . [Skip this change]STET
- . Shutter partSLAT
WSJ DOWN
- . Sleeping, sayABED
- . He co-hosted with Kathie Lee and then KellyMAKOS
- . Sticky stuff in some combsCOSI
- . Is creativeKINK
- . English poet RupertREGIS
- . Super-fiery cook-off dishAREPA
- . Keto diet stapleAPIN
- . B’way sellout signsIRAN
- . Doff one’s dudsCLOVERHONEY
- . Lyft competitorPANETTONE
- . Global septetHASIDEAS
- . Autumnal color sourceCANILEAVENOW
- . Highest degreeSABLE
- . Restaurant’s “front of the house” managerHET
- . Unhealthy fixationARM
- . Sports great from BrazilBROOKE
- . Thorn siteFOO
- . Superior toHARDNO
- . Hall of ___ZAG
- . Weasel relativeFOURALARMCHILI
- . Blue area on a Risk boardEMPIRE
- . Is for you?FAT
- . Transcontinental haulerCONDO
- . When some office workers startCOS
- . “Gimme a ___”UPDO
- . Eye uncomfortablySROS
- . The other guysSEMI
- . Great white’s cousinsMISHIT
- . Corn pancake of South AmericaSLED
- . Complex unitFAMER
- . HaggardETHEL
- . Egg ___ yungSHINE
- . Coffee company deviceABOVE
- . The Bhagavad Gita, for oneROASTER
- . Guffaw syllableAGENT
- . “We done here?”STRIP
- . Straight, informallyGAUNT
- . Like a golf ball in the lakeOUTRE
- . Waters of bluesUBER
- . Treat badlyATNINE
- . Lucifer, notablyREPS
- . Glue monikerSTES
- . Shove out of the sack, saySEAS
- . Firm refusalSEC
- . Pot contentsABUSE
- . Mozart’s “___ Fan Tutte”OCT
- . “You could hear ___ drop”ASTERS
- . Italian holiday bread made with candied fruitHINDUSCRIPTURE
- . Workout countNTH
- . Trig functionEUROPE
- . Router buttonTEA
- . Denim work wearBEIRUT
- . Ready for a fightARE
- . Violating proprietyHAR
- . Business tycoon’s holdingsRESET
- . Deal arrangerMAITREDHOTEL
- . Lebanese portOVERALLS
- . What some smiles doOBSESSION
- . Shin supportFALLENANGEL
- . Hose hitchPELE
- . Land south of the CaspianOGLE
- . High hairELMER
- . Dorm cafeteria tray, at timesTIBIA
- . Thérèse et Geneviève: Abbr.STEM
- . Rat followerFOES
- . Evasion bitROUST
- . Halloween mo.ATAT