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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 24 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 23 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 Parts Unknown. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Freddie Cheng & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 63 Horizontal Clues and 77 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . DeservesMERITS
- . Sponsor of New York City’s Fourth of July fireworks showMACYS
- . Chicken choiceBREAST
- . Patch typeIRONON
- . Foucault’s farewellADIEU
- . Common coffee varietyARABICA
- . “Woe is me! People don’t like high-fiving me…”DEADMANSHAND
- . “…my veins are shot…”BADBLOOD
- . Murray who won Wimbledon twiceANDY
- . Evening strollPASEO
- . Not quite rightAMISS
- . City on Guanabara BayRIO
- . World Athletics president SebastianCOE
- . Polite refusalNOSIR
- . TizzySNIT
- . Sleeveless garmentVEST
- . “…I can’t dance…”TWOLEFTFEET
- . “…I’m awful at weight lifting…”SMALLARMS
- . Reaction to a sockOOF
- . Roti alternativeNAAN
- . Sight-basedOPTIC
- . “Dynamite” supergroupBTS
- . Jazz trumpeter SandovalARTURO
- . Fixes for some computer crashesRESTARTS
- . “…I get cold easily…”BAREBONES
- . ShadeHUE
- . “Spark” singer AmosTORI
- . Info on a toy packageAGERANGE
- . Fast walkTROT
- . Simple animalsAMOEBAE
- . Color TV pioneerRCA
- . “…my pronunciation sucks…”STIFFUPPERLIP
- . Tamper withRIG
- . Something comfortably familiarOLDSHOE
- . “My treat!”ONME
- . Self-containedALLINONE
- . Spirited airLILT
- . Anaphylaxis treatment, for shortEPI
- . “…people think I have a scary stare…”SNAKEEYES
- . La Scala choiceOPERABOX
- . GarrulousCHATTY
- . Masada Natl. Pk. settingISR
- . Take overUSURP
- . Noodles made from buckwheat flourSOBA
- . Pointer, e.g.DOG
- . “…it takes me forever to get a jab…”THICKSKIN
- . “…can’t do marathons since my ticker is lacking oxygen…”PURPLEHEART
- . Blitzer’s goalSACK
- . Contented sighsAAHS
- . Flips (through)LEAFS
- . “Annabel Lee” writerPOE
- . Wong of “Always Be My Maybe”ALI
- . Turning toolLATHE
- . Lilibet, to WilliamNIECE
- . 1980 NFL MVP BrianSIPE
- . “…I have an inscrutable expression”ROCKFACE
- . Character whose creation is making the 10 complaints in this puzzleFRANKENSTEIN
- . Noted uptown Manhattan restaurant until 2011ELAINES
- . Kingdom ruled by Tupou VITONGA
- . Lot unitsSPACES
- . Anchor spotSEABED
- . Brewery supplyYEAST
- . Site for a biteEATERY
WSJ DOWN
- . How a burglar might be caughtMIDACT
- . Previously, poeticallyBAROLO
- . Truckers’ competitionTSAR
- . May race, for shortERENOW
- . Cotton from ArkansasBAGCLIP
- . Prune, in a wayHALOES
- . Compact group of mountainsROADEO
- . FollowersTREADLE
- . Fellini’s farewellICICLE
- . Nikkei unitINDY
- . Its largest city is OmdurmanLOSER
- . Victoria’s Secret buysSTRUCK
- . X-ray dosage unitsKAA
- . Flow outTOM
- . Run a fever, sayNEO
- . Stadium officialBASH
- . Laotzu’s philosophyASK
- . Answer to “Enough?”FIB
- . Popularizer of the Republican elephant and Democratic donkey symbolsSNAPOFF
- . Ellipsis trioONTO
- . Beginning for dial or dealBUS
- . Trinity’s love in “The Matrix”LANE
- . Vietnam flag featureNAST
- . Resign fromANGIE
- . Hapless sortORK
- . 74-Down, after meltingACED
- . Chimp, e.g.MASSIF
- . Sgt.’s superiorsREEF
- . Off the hook, so to speakEXPIATES
- . What the despairing haveADHERENTS
- . Potato chips preserver, of a sortFOP
- . Sewing machine partNAH
- . Harmon of “Rizzoli & Isles”CIAO
- . Snorkeling venueEAU
- . Manhattan relativesTUNICS
- . Team VIPHEFTY
- . BlockadesYEN
- . Full-bodied Italian wineSTAR
- . Wild partyRPM
- . Savvy aboutHOPS
- . Shoshone speakerROE
- . Simple topsSUDAN
- . Turntable fig.NOHOPE
- . SootheABU
- . Oscar-winning title role for Sean PennNANA
- . Young Ron Howard roleMIS
- . DandyUTE
- . Spew wild wordsSTARLINGS
- . HitABITMORE
- . Snow, in GrenobleRANT
- . Atones forPEEKAT
- . Noisy birds with a gift for mimicryBRAS
- . Stop wondering, maybeAPE
- . Tour transportALLAY
- . Sitcom planetLACE
- . Brewery supplyRADS
- . ___ Simbel (Egyptian temple site)LTS
- . They play with blocksMILK
- . Amazed criesDEFENSE
- . Romanov rulerEBB
- . Good lighting?LIT
- . Overhead hazard in the winterOPIE
- . “Huh-uh”OHS
- . Check out furtivelySPA
- . Frilly fabricAIL
- . EachVACATE
- . More fibrousNEIGE
- . Really littleSTAT
- . Really largeSCORER
- . Highway divisionROBROYS
- . Didn’t just passAPIECE
- . Darling pooch, in “Peter Pan”TAOISM
- . Baseball card numberTRAINER
- . Serpent in Kipling storiesROPIER
- . Little lieDOTS
- . Tobiko, in a sushi restaurantSIEGES
- . Place for pamperingTEENSY