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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 |
| Broadway finale, often |
| “What a shame!” |
| Folk singer Jenkins |
| Like the Eid al-Fitr festival |
| Scarf down, figuratively |
| Ripped to pieces |
| Special offering that might be found in this puzzle |
| Zimbabwe’s capital |
| What the black represents in the taijitu symbol |
| Egyptian god of the underworld |
| Move on from, as a crush |
| Word spelled out by Gwen Stefani in “Hollaback Girl” |
| “Well gosh!” |
| Level indicator |
| Hollow |
| Language from which Afrikaans evolved |
| Harold’s pal in three films |
| Gandalf portrayer McKellen |
| Turkish phone greeting |
| Jump on the rink |
| Video game expansions, for short |
| Unnerve |
| Joy Reid’s network |
| Eliminate from consideration |
| Denier’s words |
| Elaborate entertainment |
| Kids’ colorful hangout |
| 2010 Emma Donoghue novel |
| In the area |
| Part of RSVP |
| Asian fusion chain started by a celebrity chef |
| Pre-P trio |
| Unadventurous, in a way |
| Cable co. bought by AT&T in 1999 |
| Clinked glasses |
| Hotel folder? |
| Trendy spot for tiny art |
| Have a taste |
| Mammal name whose etymology is akin to that of “water” |
| Ceremony |
| Outfit |
| Pipsqueaks |
| Like a short-lived committee |
| Moving companies? |
| Squash, for one |
| Recess spot for two |
| Egyptian strikers |
| Palindromic flour in naan |
| 19th of 24 letters |
| So-called “good cholesterol” |
| Bowling pin material |
| Place for putting on? |
| Cap’s partner |
| 2001 French film nominated for five Oscars |
| Clumsy sort |
| Camper’s light |
| Some temporary workers |
| Amble |
| Hundred Acre Wood resident |
| “Toodles!” |
| Place to find what the circled letters spell (considering the words that cross at them) |
| Like email stuck in the outbox |
| Frank |
| Japanese thanks |
| Czech Republic prime minister Fiala |
| Tangential remarks |
| The best policy, it’s said |
| HR term for a reorg-related layoff |
| Course for a U.S. newcomer |
| Go with the joke |
| Deep gorge |
| “___ Boat” (Lonely Island song featuring T-Pain) |
| Knightly title |
| Author Umberto |
| Top 40 makeup |
| Like angels we have heard, according to song |
| Invitation heading |
| Sink of “Stranger Things” |
| Mournful cry |
| “L.A. Law” star Susan |
| Swashbuckler Flynn |
| “Don’t worry, I’m on the case” |
| Tackle part |
| Copycat |
| Test for aspiring lawyers |
| Fiber-rich muffin base |
| Promote |
| Eucalyptus family tree |
| Buoyant wood |
| Confidentiality doc |
| “La Cage ___ Folles” |
| Enter suddenly, à la the Kool-Aid Man |
| Improvise musically |
| One in a black suit |
| Java pod |
| Marzipan base |
| NASA’s underwater program |
| Absolutely scrumptious, like much of this puzzle |
| Prop for a Munchkin guild member |
| Blue Jays, on scoreboards |
| Noggin |
| Cruise quarters |
| Conductor’s announcement |
| Birthplace of jazz, for short |
| Flower that appears naturally in all colors but pure blue |
| Blows a horn |
| Imaginative story |
| Soak spot |
| Tech desk visitors |
| Invalidated |
| Deadline-setting phrase |
| Excursion |
| Collapse from exhaustion, say |
| Sister of Selene and Helios |
| Derry derriere |
| Approach |
| Edge and Razr, e.g. |
| Jambalaya ingredient |
| Gobsmack |
| “Avatar” helmer |
| Fashion designer McCartney |
| Waldorf salad ingredient |
| Gossip, in slang |
| Gothic novelist Radcliffe |
| ___ aller (final recourse) |
| It may be felt on a roller coaster |
| “Star Wars” creator Lucas |
| “Twilight” author Stephenie |
| Comedian Cheri |
| Parabolic, say |
| Do the drill bit |
| “The jig ___!” |
| Hawaiian goose |
| Bio. and chem., for two |
| “Shall we?” reply |
| Civil rights pioneer ___ B. Wells |
| ___-jongg |
| Debate stance |
| Hall of Famer Mel |
| Pop artist Lichtenstein |
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