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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Sep 14 2021 were just published. The solution for Tuesday, 14 September 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 Hair of the Dog. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Steve Mossberg & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 37 Horizontal Clues and 41 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Simmer in angerFUME
- . SteadfastFIRM
- . Place for a titleSPINE
- . Springsteen’s “___ Fire”IMON
- . Twistable cookieOREO
- . BroadcastAIRED
- . Ingredient in a flaky crustLARD
- . World Cup cautionYELLOWCARD
- . Alternative to a textEMAIL
- . McKellen of “Gods and Monsters”IAN
- . Tennis star MurrayANDY
- . Movie industry, idiomaticallySILVERSCREEN
- . In uteroFETAL
- . Lustful characters of mythSATYRS
- . Word said while pointingTHIS
- . Trot or gallopGAIT
- . 1988 Summer Olympics hostSEOUL
- . Rip offROB
- . Wear for a chemist, or for a canine, as shown by the starts of 18-, 24-, 51- and 61-AcrossLABCOAT
- . Tre minus dueUNO
- . “Don Carlos,” “Don Giovanni” or “Don Pasquale”OPERA
- . Like 43-AcrossSUNG
- . Place to be before a flightGATE
- . Most desperateDIREST
- . Shady alcoveARBOR
- . Candy wrapped in pastel-colored foilCHOCOLATEEGG
- . Soccer great WambachABBY
- . Saying nothingMUM
- . Worker with a stack of PlaybillsUSHER
- . Choice at a taco barBLACKBEANS
- . Test versionBETA
- . Violas’ kinCELLI
- . Seller of lots of flapjacksIHOP
- . Venus de Milo’s lackARMS
- . “Niiice!”SWEET
- . ZilchNADA
- . Like one end of the pool, typicallyDEEP
WSJ DOWN
- . They might be backed up in the cloudFILES
- . Flavor in miso and mushroomsTROD
- . Propensity to do the right thingABCS
- . Escarole and friséeUMAMI
- . Claire of “The Crown”HOPI
- . Furious stateBLEW
- . Old computer, jocularlyMORALFIBER
- . Wisdom tooth, e.g.BALE
- . Lumberjack’s toolENDIVES
- . Hot and spicyRECYCLE
- . Persian Gulf nationLET
- . Brainy outcastLASH
- . Whirling motionKIT
- . Some folding moneyFOY
- . Tennis do-overRAGA
- . Melodic form in Indian musicTOMB
- . Generous cake servingsIRE
- . Sunrise viewing directionSLABS
- . Words by a map’s arrowCUEIN
- . Smallest kitten, e.g.RELIC
- . Gin-flavoring fruitICU
- . SteppedOMAHA
- . Arizona tribeMOLAR
- . Hosp. sectionTONAL
- . Using traditional harmonyNOD
- . Mascara targetONES
- . Taj Mahal cityAGRA
- . Do your bit for the environmentSPA
- . SpoilsSAW
- . Taj Mahal, e.g.EAST
- . A/C meas.BTU
- . Bring up to speedPICANTE
- . Nebraska’s largest cityGOESBAD
- . “Capeesh?”IRAN
- . Fully understandYOUAREHERE
- . Lesson recited by preschoolersNERD
- . SquanderedRUNT
- . Seat during a barn danceGETME
- . Modeler’s purchaseEDDY
- . Unspoken agreementSLOE
- . Face mask providerGRASP