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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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| Clue |
| Minion |
| A whole bunch |
| Father of Ishmael and Isaac |
| Martial art that means “way of adapting the spirit” |
| Put to rest |
| Crossing route |
| They’re seen by the way (2000, 2002) |
| It has lots of sharp teeth (2004, 1998) |
| Game dogs |
| Like the baby boom |
| Clock numeral |
| Oozes |
| Football’s Grier or Taylor |
| “Oh, boohoo!” |
| Org. that accepts returns |
| “All pity is self-pity” poet |
| Changed into |
| Like single-dose medication (2008, 2007) |
| Intrepid individual (2012, 2020) |
| Bestselling male singer of the 2010s |
| Instruments with seven pedals |
| Pontiac of the 1960s and 1970s |
| Very slight |
| Puts back on the wall |
| Stay on the sideline |
| Challenge for a body shop |
| Significant other |
| “Cryptonomicon” author Stephenson |
| Response to the captain |
| Subject of an NTSB investigation (1980, 2004) |
| Genetic messenger |
| Reduced amount |
| Kept fingers crossed |
| ASAP, medically speaking |
| Briefly |
| Work place |
| Craftsperson |
| Ready for surgical use |
| Sherlock’s sister in a book series by Nancy Springer |
| On the go |
| Like many a string of old Christmas lights (2010, 2009) |
| Places for whales to catch their breath (2001, 2003) |
| Complete |
| Watery defenses |
| Places where scrubs are worn: Abbr. |
| Shakes |
| Betrayed astonishment |
| Japanese dog |
| Cartoon dog |
| Fills with bubbles |
| Break down |
| They’re seen in lots of laps (2016, 2006) |
| Data transfer rate (1976, 1994) |
| Dodge SUV |
| Wee bits |
| Odorless gas |
| First president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association |
| Prepares for tomorrow’s final |
| Logical thought |
| Dyeing spots |
| End for million, billion or gazillion |
| Card game for three |
| Makes finer |
| Magazine income source |
| Noted wine valley |
| Carrier to Copenhagen |
| Movie part |
| “An Inconvenient Truth” writer |
| Ted of “The Good Place” |
| Arrangements: Abbr. |
| One who’ll test your metal |
| Stand |
| Unprocessed |
| Vatican vestment |
| Computer who says “Dave, my mind is going. I can feel it. I can feel it.” |
| Diarist Nin |
| Word with event or circus |
| Senate shower |
| End-of-Ramadan festival |
| NASA administrator James for whom a space telescope is named |
| So great |
| Hold |
| Eclipses, to primitive people |
| Marriott subsidiary |
| Thing |
| Malek of “Bohemian Rhapsody” |
| Onion layer |
| Sweetums |
| Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse squad, familiarly |
| Cherokee Strip city |
| Where Hercules completed his first labor |
| Muscat native |
| External |
| Concentrated, in a way |
| Eric Clapton song |
| Backslide |
| Like some radio talk shows |
| Stored a backup copy on |
| Copier tray abbr. |
| IBM competitor |
| Warning sound |
| Top-tier invitees |
| Busybody |
| German industrial city |
| Vietnamese soup |
| Easy tennis shot |
| Butterfield of “Hugo” |
| Building material for a little pig |
| Come out of one’s shell |
| Increased suddenly |
| One of the Jackson 5 |
| Creator of Kanga and Roo |
| Knight at the movies |
| Idris of the “Thor” movies |
| Storage structure |
| Assert |
| “The Untouchables” hero |
| “Why don’t we!” |
| Utah ski resort |
| Pushes |
| Orchard fruit |
| Sundqvist of the Detroit Red Wings |
| Component of a shower |
| Folk singer from Birmingham |
| Go astray |
| What investigators follow |
| Full-length |
| Uncontrollable fear |
| Tattoo worker |
| Asset for decorators |
| Greek starter |
| Ship of myth |
| Started a triathlon |
| Senate votes |
| Paradoxical Greek |
| Utopia |
| Historian’s focus |
| Send packing |
| Hill climber |
| WWII spy org. |
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