The Wall Street Journal Crossword is a crossword that is published by the Wall Street Journal. It is one of the more difficult crosswords to work on, similar to the NYT Crossword. Below, you’ll find the answers to the WSJ Crossword for January 21 2023 below!
The Wall Street Journal is a daily international business newspaper based in New York City, with international editions in Chinese and Japanese. Dow Jones & Company, a division of News Corp., publishes The Journal and its Asian editions six days a week. The newspaper is available in broadsheet and online formats. Since its inception on July 8, 1889, by Charles Dow, Edward Jones, and Charles Bergstresser, the Journal has been printed continuously.
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WSJ Crossword Solution Guide
Here are all of the answers for the WSJ Crossword Answers. The clues are in alphabetical order as we think that might be easier to find any specific clue you’re looking for.
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- Hockey great Phil, to fans
- Mineral that adds shimmer to auto paint
- Burdens for roadies
- Crone
- Holler
- Standing on
- Yawning, maybe
- Apiece, in scores
- Brit’s Christmas theatre show
- Jaywalking, e.g.
- Yankees manager Aaron
- Narrow inlet
- *Seeker of courage
- *Graduation gowns
- Lennon’s love
- Between ports
- Pocatello sch.
- Royal Navy letters
- Charged particles
- Needs for Professor Snape’s pupils
- Do a bit of dumpster-diving, say
- Sticking point
- Mex. miss
- One way to embrace
- “Lovely” traffic warden in a Beatles song
- As far as
- Big pig
- Take in again
- ___ about (circa)
- *Cousin of Speedy Gonzales in Looney Tunes cartoons
- Chi hrs.
- Coll. senior’s test
- “Beats me”
- Pines
- Depleted
- Most like a milquetoast
- Target of crunches
- Mosque attendees
- Not very swift
- Denarius depiction
- Elite Navy group
- ___ Alamos
- Arctic explorer John
- *Gains a monopoly
- Ancient Andean
- Cicely with three Emmys
- “Casablanca” heroine
- Surrender
- Terrarium plant
- Birth control medication
- Taproom offerings
- Historians’ topics
- Sum total
- The Jetsons’ dog
- A few, say
- Org. for hosp. workers
- Letter before theta
- School on the Thames
- Kia model
- *“Bring the Noise” hip-hop group
- *Military shine
- Silent communication syst.
- Brief appearance
- Pound sterling, informally
- Stay away from
- Mets’ div.
- Atlanta university
- Art Deco artist
- Niamey’s nation
- Barrett of Pink Floyd
- Brand from Canadian pumps
- No longer in play
- Capone foe
- Sevilla setting
- Golden Globe winner for “Casino”
- Koi container
- Win through endurance
- Crackpot
- Langston Hughes poem
- Plot
- GI address letters
- Pop group from Stockholm
- Sponges
- Charity tournament, maybe
- Dispatches
- Providing with a refuge
- One pushing others away
- Beakers, test tubes, etc.
- Contents of certain chests
- Ruby with an Obie and Emmy
- Bully
- French article
- Extremely small
- D.C. bigwig
- Strips
- What Leander did, ultimately
- Parts of hearts
- “Aw, man!”
- Blood-typing letters
- Gives a talking-to
- Many RSVPs
- Currency exchange board letters
- Choice
- Long, strange trips
- Sharp mountain ridge
- Fireplace tool
- Musical flourish
- Prepare to 108-Down
- City on the Arkansas River
- Menotti’s shepherd boy
- Runs through
- Related maternally
- Advance toward one’s goal
- 115-Down, e.g.
- “Goosebumps” author
- Mlle. who’s been canonized
- Cradle-to-grave stretches
- In a demanding manner
- Alternative to sunny side up
- Hokey humor
- Nanny’s call
- Photographer Adams
- Clam shack offering
- “Shoo!”
- Evidence of fallibility
- Moisturizer ingredient
- Watched over
- Since Jan. 1
- Staircase components
- Impressed utterance
- “What’s in ___?” (question from Juliet)
- In-box items
- Throw wide
- Diamonds, slangily
- Fluctuate
- Falafel bread
- Olympics racer
- Proof letters
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