Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Sep 16 2021 were just published. The solution for Thursday, 16 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 90 Degrees of Separation. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Hal Moore & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 37 Horizontal Clues and 39 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . High mass?HILL
- . “Wonderful” beverage brandPOM
- . Cause of Romeo and Juliet’s troublesFEUD
- . Recurring Tyler Perry characterMADEA
- . Early evicteeADAM
- . “Give ___ further thought!”ITNO
- . Chris of “The Avengers”EVANS
- . Reiteration prefaceLIKEISAID
- . Area north of Canal StreetSOHO
- . [up] Used; [down] Third and fourth quartersSECONDH
- . Autumn arrivalSCORPIO
- . Little bitsIOTAS
- . [up] Fowl with flair; [down] Warm wool layerPEAC
- . Explorer who named LouisianaLASALLE
- . Ni ___ (Chinese greeting)HAO
- . Max’s sister on “Roswell, New Mexico”ISOBEL
- . Staff leaderCLEF
- . Played a partACTED
- . “Geez!”MAN
- . Subdivision in group theoryCOSET
- . Major deceptionHOAX
- . Oft-repeated phraseMANTRA
- . Festoons on Halloween, informallyTPS
- . Guild memberARTISAN
- . Rae of “Insecure”ISSA
- . “Got it”NOTED
- . Admitted a humiliating goofATECROW
- . [up] Casting process part; [down] Parenting concernSCREENT
- . Trademarked tangeloUGLI
- . Hairy issue, or a hint to 20-, 26- and 51-AcrossSPLITENDS
- . Public perceptionIMAGE
- . Wide-eyedAGOG
- . Triangle ratioSINE
- . City once called PhiladelphiaAMMAN
- . One may become a queen, but not a kingPAWN
- . Indian lentil dishDAL
- . “Bill ___ Great Big World of Science” (2020 book)NYES
WSJ DOWN
- . Tornado resultMESS
- . Western chip sourceHAHA
- . “The queenliest dead that ever died so young,” of poemSAP
- . Refrain bitsHAVOC
- . Diet forbidding processed foodsACORN
- . Like poems of praisePGA
- . Shark with a Maori nameIDAHOPOTATO
- . Cantina treat served with slawLOW
- . Touchdown calculation, for shortLENORE
- . College, in CanberraEXITSIGN
- . Its HQ is the PentagonLAS
- . Private dinnerPAID
- . DrudgeSECT
- . Altar exchangeSICS
- . Incites to attackMADRES
- . Not outstandingPALEO
- . The “Midsummer Classic”OMAN
- . Power-saving modeENID
- . Carnival followerODIC
- . Small salamandersBAN
- . “Good one!”EDNA
- . One of two on the back of a dimeMAKO
- . Former owner of ZanzibarLENT
- . OutlawANSEL
- . Lighted feature over a doorMENIAL
- . Item on the docketRITT
- . Managua mothersIDOS
- . “Norma Rae” director MartinCASE
- . FactionIAN
- . DespicableFISHTACO
- . Adams for whom a California wilderness area is namedSCUMMY
- . Kurylenko and KorbutETA
- . Capital of ÖsterreichALLSTARGAME
- . City in what was the Cherokee StripUNI
- . “Show Boat” writer FerberSLEEP
- . Easy targetOLGAS
- . Greens grp.DOD
- . BlueEFTS
- . Swimmer ThorpeWIEN