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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Sep 12 2021 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 11 September 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 Thrift. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Cathy Allis & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 65 Horizontal Clues and 75 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Spun trapsWEBS
- . Cry from a strollerDADA
- . Church area, from the Latin for “ship”NAVE
- . In piecesAPART
- . “How’re you doing?” responseIMOK
- . From Tipperary, sayIRISH
- . Warmongering OlympianARES
- . Not so manyFEWER
- . Zealous activist driving the getaway car for a bank robber?MILITANTATHEIST
- . Asset for ballerinasGRACE
- . Blood componentPLATELET
- . 100-person groupSENATE
- . ThrongsHOSTS
- . Son of PoseidonTRITON
- . Fake, insincere sounds from Santa?FALSEPATHOS
- . Hardly heavy-handedLENIENT
- . Poker paymentANTE
- . 1/60 of a deg.MIN
- . Pile upAMASS
- . RemainSTAY
- . Surpass, or unsurpassedBEST
- . Woeful wordALAS
- . Alternative designation for Porkopolis?GOTHAMCITY
- . Crayon materialWAX
- . ExclusiveSELECT
- . Vowel in AthensETA
- . Like muesliOATY
- . “The Kiss” sculptorRODIN
- . Barista’s offeringMOCHA
- . Assign to a lower positionRELEGATE
- . Fetch the lady waiting here?COMETOGETHER
- . Feast fancilyDINE
- . Forgoing alcoholSOBER
- . Lead vocalist on “With or Without You”BONO
- . “Roll the camera on French revolutionary Jean-Paul, luv”?FILMMARATHON
- . Keep a tight gripHOLDFAST
- . Poppy productOPIUM
- . Fat eschewer of rhymeSPRAT
- . Herman Melville’s “Billy ___”BUDD
- . CoupleDUO
- . Trumpet relativeCORNET
- . Groaner from GrouchoPUN
- . Soldier insect’s uniform line?ARMYANTHEM
- . Carded at the doorIDED
- . Brownish redRUST
- . Too cute, to BritsTWEE
- . Weaken over timeERODE
- . Big housePEN
- . Present time?YULE
- . Gated water conduitsSLUICES
- . Make a hallowed egg-layer warmer?HEATHENIDOL
- . Toledo titleSENORA
- . Capital of GhanaACCRA
- . Oratorio passageARIOSO
- . Curl-straightening agentsRELAXERS
- . Literature Nobelist LessingDORIS
- . Big Apple baseballer headed a skills-training session?METHADONECLINIC
- . High-status groupELITE
- . Auto designer FerrariENZO
- . “Pygmalion” roleELIZA
- . Start for girl or boyATTA
- . Opponents take themSIDES
- . “The Banana Boat Song” startDAYO
- . Bug repellent componentDEET
- . Gardener’s buyLOAM
WSJ DOWN
- . Spineless typeWIMP
- . Pianist GilelsLAGER
- . Gaucho’s cattle catcherFOCI
- . Easily startledHADES
- . Call a talk show, sayEMIL
- . Will who voices BoJack HorsemanEMOTE
- . “Same here”IPOD
- . Simile wordsECOLI
- . Mid-2010s dance crazeBOLA
- . Typeface based on HelveticaNATAL
- . SWAT team wearLIRE
- . Considers admirableACRID
- . Granny square creationSKITTISH
- . Reform Party founder RossEDMUND
- . InundatedTRITE
- . Right-hand pageTERESA
- . Long lockGIMME
- . Elev. areasPHASES
- . Saint of AvilaDIALIN
- . Hard to liftMOANA
- . Spiffily cladTREE
- . Trading areasARNETT
- . Pilsener, e.g.CATERS
- . Overdo the dramaticsUNNAMED
- . Associated with birthDITTO
- . Dissenter’s answerSITE
- . VenueAPPS
- . Part of RBGIRENA
- . Door over a wing, sayASA
- . MuchNATTY
- . Poland’s WalesaSTRUT
- . Tylenol targetDITZY
- . Castor or Pollux, e.g.HTS
- . Polynesian Disney princessNAY
- . Feeds party crowdsCOHAN
- . Marchers of January 21, 2017YOOHOO
- . Make corrections toHEFTY
- . Many a vacuum cleanerROBOT
- . Who expects the Spanish Inquisition, according to Monty PythonTULSA
- . Hillary who climbed EverestNAENAE
- . Easy-peasy test questionWOMEN
- . “Over There” songwriterAWL
- . Prime minister before YitzhakODE
- . Pretentious gaitARIAL
- . Convergence spotsBADER
- . “1,000 songs in your pocket” deviceBREES
- . Coins in the Trevi Fountain, onceOLD
- . Google Play offeringsVESTS
- . Scottish philosopher DavidEXIT
- . For a short-lived purposeHUME
- . Upholstery choiceERNIE
- . Big booksESTEEMS
- . Quarterback DrewNOBODY
- . Tundra raritySNEEZE
- . Belt hole makerPITS
- . Like brain activityGOLDA
- . Like some cables and ellipsoidsLOLCAT
- . AnonymousAFGHAN
- . Setting of 1921’s race massacreEMEND
- . Periods of developmentNEURAL
- . Drink brand whose bottles say “Shake It!”PEROT
- . Rhinitis symptomALOTOF
- . Funny feline memeTRIAXIAL
- . Villain in Disney’s “Hercules”AWASH
- . Gut bacteriumLECH
- . Offensively sharpADHOC
- . Like “It is what it is”ENTO
- . “The Faerie Queene” captiveRECTO
- . ScatterbrainedACHE
- . Muppet with a rubber duckieSUEDE
- . Work of tributeRITA
- . Inner: PrefixTRESS
- . Singer OraSTAR
- . Phishing, e.g.TOMES
- . VintageSCAM