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The Puzzle Grid for Today is 21 boxes wide and 21 boxes tall. It’s name is Labor Pains. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Matthew Sewell & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 67 Horizontal Clues and 73 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Gain by forceWREST
- . Picker’s guidelineFRET
- . Babybel optionEDAM
- . Two-time loser to DwightADLAI
- . Item made to measureRULER
- . The Baths of Caracalla siteROME
- . Dragonfly habitatPOND
- . Advanced with stealthCREPT
- . Emcee’s offeringINTRO
- . IssueEMIT
- . “Sláinte!” is oneIRISHTOAST
- . Strike! Sandwich makers, ___!STOPTHEPRESSES
- . Fish-catching flierOSPREY
- . Voice qualityTONE
- . Core partsABS
- . The H in WFHHOME
- . Cherry centerPIT
- . Atlanta Hawks coach McMillanNATE
- . Cry of accomplishment, or admission of guiltIDIDIT
- . Release from one’s clutchesUNHAND
- . Strike! Thespians, ___!QUITTHESCENE
- . Rx amt., at timesTSP
- . Hunters on the Allegheny PlateauERIE
- . “Tomb Raider” relicURN
- . Trailblazing Civil War nurseBARTON
- . Standing, brieflyREP
- . Setting stuffCHINA
- . Org. with annual Humane AwardsASPCA
- . Cashmere kinANGORA
- . BeforeAHEADOF
- . Less likely to workFAULTIER
- . Just-appointed manager who’s eager to shake things upNEWBROOM
- . Grand affairFETE
- . Strike! Dispensary workers, ___!CUTTHEGRASS
- . Crib callMAMA
- . Strong dislikeAVERSION
- . Got past the caulkingSEEPEDIN
- . Rich pasta sauceALFREDO
- . Offer as proofADDUCE
- . Arboreal apeORANG
- . StrengthFORTE
- . Evening wearPJS
- . Retailer that sells 100 million rotisserie chickens annuallyCOSTCO
- . Originally calledNEE
- . Colorful fishOPAH
- . Earth, in combinationGEO
- . Strike! Elevator operators, ___!HOLDTHEFLOOR
- . BacktrackRENEGE
- . Jubilant cryHOORAY
- . DifferentELSE
- . 1999 JT Money hit “Who ___”DAT
- . Tony-winning musical of 1982NINE
- . Future prof’s testGRE
- . Westernmost U.S. territoryGUAM
- . Familiarize, in a wayORIENT
- . Strike! Game wardens, ___!CLOSETHEBLINDS
- . Be jubilantDANCEONAIR
- . One may be forgivenLOAN
- . Like lobsARCED
- . AvoidsDUCKS
- . Molding shapeOGEE
- . Like 1950s LPsMONO
- . Rich kid in the “Nancy” comicROLLO
- . URL separatorSLASH
- . Stock collectionHERD
- . Word from the Dutch for “salad”SLAW
- . Strike zone boundaryKNEES
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- . Watch spotWRIST
- . TotalQUAFF
- . He collaborated with Ozzy on “Ordinary Man”AFOR
- . Garden pest?ODDS
- . Easy gaitRUNTO
- . Tavern enticementURSAE
- . CavortsLOPE
- . Middle Eastern nabobRAUL
- . Nantes nogginELTON
- . Recapper’s unitINPUT
- . CheddarFRAN
- . Ouzo kinINCA
- . Practice group, for shortSERPENT
- . Joins, as a featureCLEARTHEDECKS
- . Strike! Carpenters, ___!TROT
- . Title character of whom it’s said “Vex not his ghost”ATBAT
- . Chapel partVEE
- . WeeGANESH
- . Overly exciteHATHA
- . Yoga practiceICED
- . Tibia settingGETTO
- . Visit to the plateFREEBEER
- . Tapped imageEUROPE
- . NBA All-Star Luol ___NOH
- . UninspiringROMPS
- . Bolivian boySTARTS
- . Like most Gallaudet studentsJOHNCAGE
- . LibationEMIR
- . Alpha ___ Minoris (Polaris)ICON
- . Contribution of advice or opinionsTIAS
- . Dives inOILIER
- . PatchyTETE
- . Approving exclamation, in textsDENG
- . Annual report VIPHOD
- . Strike! Blackjack dealers, ___!HONORED
- . Without a breakSHIN
- . Brief bylawONEND
- . Hydrant attachmentORES
- . Coffee optionEPISODE
- . Maastricht Treaty subjectREG
- . Least nobleUCLA
- . Argentine auntsELMS
- . Mason’s transporterDOREMI
- . Hersey’s “A Bell for ___”RAWR
- . Sal of “Giant”CODY
- . Red state?TOOL
- . Neckline shapeANISETTE
- . Disappearing soundsBASEST
- . Give an ___ effortGHANA
- . Easy gaitMDS
- . Humorous author LebowitzSPARSE
- . Herb Alpert School of Music inst.THERENOW
- . Storied Pony Express riderHOPUP
- . “Cheap Imitation” composerHOSE
- . Words of consolationCELEB
- . LuminaryACTSIN
- . UpsetCEO
- . Given a knighthood, sayPOOFS
- . Vein yieldsLARK
- . Ankle shackleDROPTHEHAMMER
- . God with a broken tuskLEGIRON
- . More unctuousLEAR
- . Lake Volta settingARID
- . William, to LilibetADANO
- . “Water Under the Bridge” singerUNCLE
- . Windows antecedentAPSE
- . Casino figuresNINO
- . Four-time Tony nominee EsparzaMINEO
- . Quechua speakerADELE
- . Prospect Park plantingsITTY
- . Gimlet or screwdriverDEAF
- . Bit of funANGER
- . Drama with masksMSDOS