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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Sep 20 2022 were just published. The solution for Tuesday, 20 September 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 Backup Devices. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Trip Payne & 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
- . Part of a piggy bankSLOT
- . Honeycrisp alternativeGALA
- . Simple answer to “Who’s there?”ITSME
- . It ebbs and flowsTIDE
- . Leslie who played Burr in “Hamilton”ODOM
- . Place for a plumber’s snakeDRAIN
- . Tech support caller, typicallyUSER
- . Prepare spanakopita, sayBAKE
- . Pinocchio creator CollodiCARLO
- . Lysine or arginine, in biologyBASICAMINOACID
- . “Wonder Woman” star GadotGAL
- . Heated stateIRE
- . Listened to something break the silenceHEARDAPINDROP
- . StewWORRY
- . NyQuil makerVICKS
- . Site of the world’s tallest bldg.UAE
- . Love, in LatinAMOR
- . Leslie of “Coming 2 America”JONES
- . Floral supportSTEM
- . Like China’s flag, mostlyRED
- . Quick-to-read poemHAIKU
- . Gumbo vegetablesOKRAS
- . Request after a bad diagnosisSECONDOPINION
- . Mahershala with two OscarsALI
- . “Teen Mom Family Reunion” networkMTV
- . Fruity desserts, and a hint to the circled wordsAPPLETURNOVERS
- . Deli counter sightSCALE
- . Pulitzer-winning author JamesAGEE
- . Tennis’s NastaseILIE
- . Door signENTER
- . Show off, in slangFLEX
- . Disney’s snow queenELSA
- . Dry runsTESTS
- . Fight like a knightTILT
- . Come across asSEEM
WSJ DOWN
- . Pencil that’s about ready to be thrown awaySTUB
- . Senator MurkowskiWAR
- . Laudatory poemsSET
- . She played Phoebe’s mother on “Friends”LISA
- . Lose contact with one’s roots?HOMES
- . Grandfather of Enos and EnochACNE
- . Trickster of Marvel moviesODES
- . Parishioners’ responseERODE
- . They’re checked at airportsPATS
- . Shipping inquiryTERIGARR
- . Article of Indian attireCAPLET
- . Like mozzarellaCARY
- . Ambient musician BrianHOLLERS
- . Elwes of “The Princess Bride”GOBALD
- . Snorts from snoutsJANIE
- . Zillow optionsADAM
- . Wear downAVOID
- . Deliberately missTAFT
- . Leftist, in 1950s slangLOKI
- . Become slippery, in a wayPINKO
- . The “nothing really matters” part of “Bohemian Rhapsody,” e.g.UGLI
- . Laudatory songAMEN
- . Domain of MarsICEUP
- . Some dash lengthsREEL
- . Country singer FrickeOINKS
- . DrawersIMNEXT
- . Cries outIDCARDS
- . Not fooled byONTO
- . Oval pillTRACER
- . “Don’t cut in front of me!”SKIVVIES
- . Stress can exacerbate itSARI
- . Butter bitsOUTRO
- . President before WilsonELLE
- . Jamaican tangeloMILD
- . StaggerPAEAN
- . Nina Garcia’s magazineRISE
- . Move above the horizonENO
- . Baseball featureEMS
- . Move below the horizonSEAM