WSJ Crossword December 28 2024 Answers (12/28/24)

Our WSJ Crossword December 28, 2024 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue. The Wall Street Journal Crossword is a well-known and respected puzzle that appeals to solvers looking for a challenging and thought-provoking experience. The puzzles are created by a team of skilled constructors and are known for their clever clues, intricate wordplay, and challenging themes. The WSJ Crossword is published daily and offers solvers the opportunity to exercise their minds while enjoying a classic form of entertainment.

WSJ Crossword December 28, 2024 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 12/28/24, we’ve listed all of the crossword clues below so you can find the answer(s) you need. You can search for the clue and then select the appropriate clue to get the answer. We have done it this way so that if you’re just looking for a handful of clues, you won’t spoil other ones you’re working on!

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#	Clue
1A	At the peak of
5A	Drinks are sometimes put on them
9A	Polyphemus, for one
16A	Money saved for golden yrs.
19A	Slight
20A	Razor brand
21A	Burst
22A	“___ mezzo del cammin di nostra vita...” (start of Dante’s “Inferno”)
23A	Source of pressure, sometimes
24A	DEA agent on the Penn campus?
26A	Snoop’s “Deep Cover” collaborator
27A	Get baked
29A	Meadows
30A	Affectionate farewell
32A	First name in fashion
33A	“Phooey!”
34A	Touchy subject
35A	Put on the back burner
38A	Golf’s Hogan
39A	Not barefoot
40A	Places for props
41A	Cheering raucously
42A	Willem of “Poor Things”
44A	Soldiers of yore
46A	Inventory of snarky observations?
48A	Daily delivery
50A	Scattershot
53A	Reality competition originally hosted by Anderson Cooper
54A	Windows precursor
56A	Alarm
57A	Tracking devices
59A	Hoedown holler
61A	Singer from County Donegal
62A	EMT specialty
65A	Court divider
66A	Scale used at birth
68A	Research facility
70A	Simple file extension
71A	Spiny-leaved plant
73A	Fishing boat
75A	GPS tech
78A	Highlighter shades
80A	Duck
81A	Clasping accessories
84A	2001 Sean Penn movie
86A	Milhouse’s crush
87A	Detroit player who’s a snappy dresser?
89A	Cancún’s peninsula
91A	Joe with four World Series rings
93A	Cutting edge
94A	Smallville gal
96A	___-ho
97A	Luau staple
98A	Scottish sprout
99A	Deep-fried rice balls
101A	Dance component
103A	Skirmish
104A	1997 Ethan Hawke sci-fi film
105A	Precious
106A	Hole in the head
110A	Longtime English record label
111A	Deepfake image?
114A	Equipped
115A	Carnaval site
116A	Ennoble
117A	Sty sound
118A	New driver, typically
119A	IRS ID
120A	Library section
121A	Forest denizens of Middle-earth
122A	Olympic archer
1D	Concert equipment
2D	Abound
3D	Sandwich snack
4D	Like a night owl?
5D	Broke, in slang
6D	Colleague of Porthos
7D	Oxonian, for one
8D	James’s “Rebel Without a Cause” co-star
9D	Jon of “Pretty in Pink”
10D	Coffee brand originally made for Christmas
11D	PC cores
12D	Superiors to sgts.
13D	Viewpoint
14D	Purchase before release
15D	Wait on
16D	Necklace worn by an iconic Harrison Ford character?
17D	Transplant
18D	Alaskan natives
25D	Grassy plain
28D	Ordinary Joe
31D	Gist
33D	Adroit
34D	Site of an 1862 battle
35D	Tic-toe go-between
36D	“I smell ___!”
37D	Greedy choice, maybe
38D	Less honorable
39D	Web designers
42D	Ready to be checked for cataracts
43D	Julia Louis-Dreyfus, with eight acting awards?
45D	More, in Mexico
47D	Rich deposits
49D	Offshore
51D	Pointy-horned antelope
52D	Impossible Burger’s lack
55D	Square with soup
58D	Smoothing out
60D	Abated
62D	Child’s entreaty
63D	Entreaty
64D	Canada, with all of its wide-open spaces?
67D	Coat rack parts
69D	Character with a broken chair
72D	Following as a result
74D	Historic Honolulu palace
76D	Pong maker
77D	Dinner companion who might gag you with a spoon?
79D	Baglike structure
82D	Iranian currency
83D	Fizzy drink
85D	Place that might produce a rabbit
87D	Plummet
88D	Arya’s father, on “Game of Thrones”
90D	Ingredient in some health food store capsules
92D	Show with soli
94D	Some brews
95D	Colleague of Porthos
98D	Distresses severely
100D	“It’s a Wonderful Life” director
101D	Smooth transition
102D	Diamond protectors
103D	False move
105D	Colors
106D	Watered down
107D	Taxi alternative
108D	Laine of jazz
109D	Counting method
112D	Secretive org.
113D	“The Pit and the Pendulum” writer

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