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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 6 2022 were just published. The solution for Thursday, 06 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 Blank Spaces. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Jay Silverman & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 35 Horizontal Clues and 39 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Conductor’s “resume speed” directiveATEMPO
- . Mia with two Olympic gold medalsHAMM
- . Chest featurePEC
- . ChestBUREAU
- . Plant native to the Arabian PeninsulaALOE
- . Supporter’s replyAYE
- . MesmerizedENRAPT
- . One with many bills?LAWMAKER
- . Hang onLAST
- . Billboard named her “Queen of Adult Contemporary”CELINEDION
- . ClassifySORT
- . Shakespeare’s “mortal wretch, with thy sharp teeth”ASP
- . Jessica Lange was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for playing herPATSYCLINE
- . Business card no.TEL
- . Oil containerCRUET
- . Unpopular spotsACNE
- . De Armas of “No Time to Die”ANA
- . Where hidden meanings are found, and where both sets of four horizontal black squares in the puzzle areBETWEENTHELINES
- . Frankenfood labelGMO
- . LoadsALOT
- . Fujairah figuresEMIRS
- . Hit producer?BAT
- . Summer clothing choiceLINENDRESS
- . Boulevard, par exempleRUE
- . Seller of many trucks in DecemberHESS
- . Fred Rogers trademarkKINDLINESS
- . Doesn’t playSITS
- . Eschews the standard deductionITEMIZES
- . Canine’s coatENAMEL
- . BesmirchTAR
- . Fortune 500 abbr.CORP
- . King with an Oscar and four EmmysREGINA
- . CTA carriersELS
- . Whirled waterEDDY
- . ScoreTWENTY
WSJ DOWN
- . The brother of “Am I my brother’s keeper?”ABEL
- . Toro, e.g.CBGB
- . Slips, sayKITE
- . Carbonnade or cassouletTUNA
- . BlatherPREMARITAL
- . Public furorERRS
- . Monitor settingAUTOTUNERS
- . Basque word for “merry” in a court gameMEATSTEW
- . Like infields, regularlyEDM
- . Kermit sipping tea, e.g.PAP
- . Many Urdu speakersOSTEAL
- . Unexpected revelationsLICE
- . Research org. based outside of GenevaOUTCRY
- . Lovelace, recognized as the first computer programmerELI
- . Ink-saving abbr.IZOD
- . Bone-basedETC
- . Like many first sexual experiencesNON
- . Pitch adjustersNERD
- . Ingrediente del gelatoHALL
- . First person in FrankfurtLATTE
- . MIA-to-JFK headingESPY
- . Specialized fishermenALAI
- . Glasgow girlICH
- . Manhattan club that launched many punk bandsNHS
- . Priest who taught SamuelMOWN
- . Dunkerque denialNNE
- . Service with blue bubblesDESERT
- . Sch. org. for top studentsMEME
- . Be a front runner?EELERS
- . Rave music initialsNEW
- . Franklin’s flierADA
- . Parasitic insectsIMESSAGE
- . Chaps competitorPAKISTANIS
- . Young Sheldon, e.g.IMIN
- . SpotEYEOPENERS
- . Poker table declarationTENT
- . One can be pitchedCERN
- . Knock offLASS
- . Just inSLAY