WSJ Crossword September 21 2024 Answers (9/21/24)

Our WSJ Crossword September 21, 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 September 21, 2024 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 9/21/24, 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	Striker’s sign
8A	Symbol of Hogwarts’s Hufflepuff house
14A	Entry requirement, sometimes
18A	Reports to base
19A	Eight-time Best Actor nominee whose only Oscar was honorary
20A	Tiny amounts
22A	Danish relatives
24A	Gives fresh vigor to
25A	“The Silence of the Lambs” director
26A	Scottish estate owner
27A	Favors
29A	Public face
31A	Mesh devices
32A	Copying
35A	Route
36A	Cook book?
41A	Went unused
42A	Balder’s father
44A	Sent to the canvas
45A	Site of Ramses Square
46A	Some bayou folk
48A	Theater area
49A	Gender pronoun choice
51A	Do damage to
52A	1964 Nina Simone song
54A	Feudal farmers
56A	Suited to the task
57A	Do damage to
58A	Put on
60A	Piece on Park Place
62A	Vague amount
63A	Experience elation, and, in a way, each set of circled letters
66A	56-Down, e.g.
69A	About whom Mr. Beaver says “He’s wild, you know. Not like a tame lion.”
71A	Primatologist Fossey
72A	Dug, perhaps
74A	Indianapolis 500’s 200
77A	Pic site, familiarly
80A	Marvel antihero played by Nicolas Cage in a 2007 movie
82A	Noted Notre Dame coach Parseghian
83A	Presided over
84A	Needs a massage, maybe
86A	Capital that’s home to Uhuru Park
87A	Cooler brand
89A	Sighting
91A	Jargon
92A	Cambodia’s Lon ___
93A	Fit to be activated
95A	Contemptible fellow
96A	Planetarium vista
97A	Link between stories
98A	Conventioneer’s ID
102A	Ancestral spirit in Pueblo culture
104A	Half of Hispaniola
106A	Secret competitor
109A	Tour de France great Indurain
110A	Stage framer
114A	Some cups
115A	Game pursuer
116A	Risky hand to go all in on
117A	Desperate
118A	Nasty campaign tactics
119A	Patron of Paris
1D	Toxic pollutant banned by the EPA
2D	Chip-frying fat
3D	Out of the wind
4D	Workshop aid
5D	Information desk sign
6D	More widespread
7D	Helical molecule
8D	Field of flowers?
9D	Sunny lobbies
10D	Wreath setting, often
11D	Olympian’s quest
12D	Building extension
13D	Breather
14D	Kirby who played Josephine in 2023’s “Napoleon”
15D	“Happy Birthday” writer, sometimes
16D	Attaches patches
17D	Pompous type
20D	Rome area with a famed fountain
21D	Fix a failing pen, perhaps
23D	MIT’s business school
28D	Pursues, as a part
30D	Cheese choice
31D	Future fern
32D	Character-encoding acronym
33D	Cal. NFL team
34D	At the previous pace, in music
36D	Low reef
37D	Answers from ensigns
38D	Nest supporter
39D	Not injected, maybe
40D	Veep between Quayle and Cheney
42D	Snowboarding jumps
43D	A lot of bucks, say
44D	George Eastman’s company
47D	Owners of the dogs Bo and Sunny
48D	Texture
50D	Prez between FDR and DDE
53D	Gift on the seventh day of Christmas
55D	African ungulate
56D	Alpha Aquilae, more familiarly
59D	Cone counterpart
61D	Lively quality
63D	Enter at random
64D	Spinal Tap guitarist
65D	Some spa sounds
67D	Extra charges
68D	Puma rival
70D	Commit perjury
72D	Tennis’s Wawrinka
73D	How a deadpan joke is delivered
74D	Not clerical
75D	Colchis-bound ship
76D	Heart line setting
78D	Spanish snacks
79D	Battery component
81D	Trap
83D	Couldn’t stomach
85D	Cow chow
88D	Little-known
90D	High-ranking angels
91D	Savory spice
94D	Flip decision?
95D	Does some event work
98D	More agreeable
99D	Snide challenge
100D	Prepared to duel
101D	Merlot or pinot, e.g.
102D	New Zealand native
103D	Seaweed product
104D	Sharpen
105D	Pet in whodunits
107D	Azerbaijan neighbor
108D	602, in letters
109D	Fuming
111D	Mojito base
112D	Android alternative
113D	Day divs.

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