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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Sep 23 2021 were just published. The solution for Thursday, 23 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 Puzzle Pieces. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Jack Mowat & Jeff Chen & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 39 Horizontal Clues and 39 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Hartsfield, Jackson or La GuardiaMAYOR
- . “Top Gun” targetMIG
- . Gambling mecca on the South China SeaMACAO
- . In complete agreementASONE
- . Adverb in the “Star Wars” intro crawlAGO
- . Co. that pays income taxesCCORP
- . Assume illegallyUSURP
- . Mug for the camera, maybeROB
- . “I wanna try!”LEMME
- . Logan of TV newsLARA
- . Achieve recognitionARRIVE
- . MLK Day, e.g.MON
- . Arabian Peninsula residentYEMENI
- . Key of Mozart’s “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik”GMAJOR
- . Dev of “Lion”PATEL
- . Knowing, as a private jokeINON
- . WeakenEBB
- . Musical endingsCODAS
- . Workers who make lots of callsUMPS
- . Challenging poser…that rows 3, 5, 11 and 13 have brokenTOUGHNUTTOCRACK
- . Program listing?CODE
- . Michelangelo masterwork in St. Peter’sPIETA
- . Hush-hush org.NSA
- . Grown-up grps.PTAS
- . “Toward Freedom” autobiographerNEHRU
- . Beverage powder marketed as a coffee alternativePOSTUM
- . Enabler, of a sortPERMIT
- . Firm focusLAW
- . Hardly plentifulMEAGER
- . HellionBRAT
- . ___-Roman (wrestling category in the Olympics)GRECO
- . Person with plain habits?NUN
- . Taiko instrumentsDRUMS
- . Gymnastics star SimoneBILES
- . SpleenIRE
- . “Bohemian Rhapsody” Oscar winnerMALEK
- . Letter-shaped grooveTSLOT
- . Holstein chewCUD
- . SwervesVEERS
WSJ DOWN
- . Wedge-driving hammerMAUL
- . EvaluateETC
- . Cole Porter’s “___ Sensational”LGBT
- . Cloverleaf partASSAY
- . State house person, for shortBOO
- . Settled down with someone out of one’s league, in slangPARIS
- . Assistant with a hunch?YOURE
- . Pull out all the stopsBUDPOWELL
- . “American Pie” singer DonONRAMP
- . “Helpful hardware folks” brandGETS
- . Average citizenCEO
- . Centurion protectorREP
- . CandidEACH
- . Composer WebernATMOST
- . Lexington sch. founded in 1839ANTON
- . A popSUE
- . 24 heuresMARRIEDUP
- . Like many a mottoMANIC
- . List-ending abbr.IGOR
- . Heckling hollerLATIN
- . Miles Davis said he was “the best there was of all the bebop piano players”GURU
- . Grew more severeGOBIG
- . Best Buy buysSTEEPENED
- . Afro-Caribbean soundVMI
- . UnderstandsOTHER
- . AlternativeMCLEAN
- . Raiders quarterback DerekCARR
- . TopsDMV
- . 12-time WNBA All-Star BirdACE
- . ShadowsJOUR
- . Place de la Bastille locationUMBRAE
- . Excessively enthusiasticCOMMONMAN
- . Exclamation after a personal victoryIRULE
- . Less racyARMOR
- . Initialism that may also end with QPCS
- . Knowledgeable sortTAMER
- . Sounds of rebukeOPEN
- . GM’s Mary Barra, e.g.SKA
- . Source of Real ID cardsTSKS