WSJ Crossword November 23 2024 Answers (11/23/24)

Our WSJ Crossword November 23, 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 November 23, 2024 Answers

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#	Clue
1A	Buyer, in a Latin warning
7A	Wanderers
13A	Twisted
17A	Mischievous scoundrel
19A	Lack of vigor
20A	Musk worth billions
21A	Dodgers’ catchers, perhaps
23A	Web presence for a Marx brother?
25A	Sitting position atop a feather pillow?
27A	Troubles
28A	Circumvent
29A	Surgery locs.
30A	“Ditto”
32A	Norrköping natives
33A	Action figure since 1964
36A	Zulu’s language family
38A	Trifectas and quinellas
39A	Early fall setting
40A	Masculine attire worn by female performers?
44A	“___ I not clear?”
47A	A bunch
48A	“Darling, Je Vous ___ Beaucoup” (Nat King Cole hit)
49A	Alaskan island for which a bear is named
50A	Spreadsheet unit
51A	Boring shows
54A	Saddam’s supposed stash
55A	2023 Timothée Chalamet film
56A	Inverse functions in trig
59A	Prenatal test, for short
61A	Kingdom whose official language is Dzongkha
62A	Shea players, once
63A	High-hat
64A	Lathering (up)
65A	Impoverished
66A	Heart
67A	Emergency fund
68A	Ominous
69A	Jersey group
70A	Issue
72A	German count start
73A	Abase
75A	City up the shore from Cleveland
76A	Checked item
80A	Fourth-yr. class
81A	Gibson appearing in a Dwayne Johnson TV show?
83A	Sled steered with calf muscles
84A	Pigeon-___
85A	Jacket material
86A	Brought on board
87A	Glue brand
90A	Much of the Venusian surface
93A	Opening
94A	Grassy plain
95A	Sea predator
96A	More improvisational?
102A	Jokester frequenting Amtrak?
105A	“Stay!”
106A	Gulf leader
107A	Really enjoys
108A	Bath’s county
109A	Anatomical pouches
110A	Stuck
111A	It blows off steam
1D	Curtain color
2D	Post on a ship
3D	Greek philosopher’s discussion of methodology?
4D	Bengali poet Rabindranath
5D	Jesse with four gold medals
6D	South African currency
7D	“Forget it!”
8D	TV studio sign
9D	Haggard in the Country Music Hall of Fame
10D	Copious
11D	God, in Granada
12D	___ Paulo, Brazil
13D	Individuals
14D	Poem of “the anger of Achilles”
15D	Publisher Nast
16D	Strike zone’s bottom
17D	Bro or sis
18D	Car that “beats the gassers” in a Ronny and the Daytonas song
22D	Promiscuous person
24D	Terrarium creatures
26D	Defense gp. since 1949
31D	Sludge
32D	Look for
33D	Salon stuff
34D	Altar oath
35D	Hot tub feature
36D	Pickling solutions
37D	Willie of “Eight Is Enough”
38D	Civil rights concern
40D	Began
41D	Bass clef marking
42D	Stop denying
43D	Lover of Aeneas
44D	Entered
45D	Saturated hydrocarbon
46D	Not formal
50D	Mutiny aboard sailing ships?
52D	Choreographer Alvin
53D	Pacific flatfish
55D	Frisbee maker
56D	Stomachs
57D	“Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette” artist
58D	Mass parts
60D	Jan. and Dec., e.g.
61D	Grave robber’s loot
63D	Sailor temptress
64D	“Animal Farm,” e.g.
66D	Message to the staff
67D	Seriously stuck
69D	Didn’t break
71D	Cut out
73D	Bad marks
74D	Discovery org.
77D	My and your
78D	Epoch
79D	Lasso on a soccer pitch
81D	Knucklehead
82D	Quiet interlude
84D	Met men
86D	“Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart” songwriter James
87D	Cary of “The Princess Bride”
88D	Bearer of Peruvian packs
89D	Tricky business?
90D	Pigtail, e.g.
91D	Breezing through
92D	Health, in Le Havre
93D	“No idea”
95D	Words of approximation
97D	It replaced CQD
98D	Neck, in Nottingham
99D	Emit coherent light
100D	State to be the case
101D	Fishing aid
103D	Up to
104D	Ground cover

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