WSJ Crossword December 14 2024 Answers (12/14/24)

Our WSJ Crossword December 14, 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 December 14, 2024 Answers

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#	Clue
1A	Sponsor of a notable November Santa appearance
6A	Short holidays
12A	Flipped v’s
18A	Allen of the Green Mountain Boys
19A	Profile pics, often
20A	Something a rider might pop
21A	Seal in a box, say
23A	Kokomo resident
24A	“u r 2 funny!”
25A	Makes Christmas dinner, e.g.
26A	Île de la Cité surrounder
27A	Senegal’s capital
29A	Christine Sinclair and Trinity Rodman’s activity
32A	Penne ___ vodka
36A	Lift with effort
38A	Automaker who introduced the Lincoln Continental
42A	Boisterous
43A	Motorcade start
45A	NASA project set to launch in 2027, named for the former chief of astronomy
47A	Memo header
48A	Focuses with a jolt
50A	Dylan Thomas, e.g.
51A	Summer sign
52A	Microwave emission
53A	Turkey neighbor
54A	“Kill Bill” singer
55A	Therefore
57A	Comfort, happiness and good fortune
62A	Texting protocol letters
64A	Publication that covers some significant suits?
69A	Strip in the snow
70A	One of a noisy pair
71A	Big suit
73A	Racial justice initialism
76A	“Greedy” singer Tate
79A	Pound pest
81A	Gender pronoun choice
83A	Portmanteau for a Republican who voted Democrat in 2008
85A	Empathize with
89A	Home to the Himalayas
90A	Person soon to be a sister, maybe
92A	Supporters of the arts?
94A	Smug grin
95A	Monopoly board flipper, perhaps
97A	Count of kings or French hens, in seasonal songs
98A	Help with a heist
99A	Crafts for campers
100A	The maids a-milking, e.g.
102A	Thunderstruck
104A	Browser’s storage
106A	Do some plotting
109A	Really out
112A	Oft-hidden holiday toy that can be found four times in this puzzle
117A	Clip art?
118A	Fill in for
119A	Bar mixer
120A	R-rated, perhaps
121A	Unseen “Peanuts” characters
122A	“How the Grinch Stole Christmas” author
1D	Christmas dinner, e.g.
2D	8 for O, e.g.
3D	Natalie Wood of “Miracle on 34th Street” and Macaulay Culkin of “Home Alone”
4D	Side often candied
5D	Appetite-spoiling sort
6D	Jamaican marinade
7D	“Sadly...”
8D	Mixed martial arts org.
9D	Suffix with beat or peace
10D	Concert keepsake
11D	Ukraine, once: Abbr.
12D	Handel’s “Messiah” performer
13D	Long time, in London
14D	Look into
15D	Manning of the NFL
16D	Make a bow
17D	Title for “Game of Thrones” knights
19D	Conductor’s pages
20D	Sweet-talker
22D	Mauna ___
26D	Rather odd
28D	Business begun as the California Perfume Company
29D	Bed frame piece
30D	Point ___ return
31D	Basic bed
33D	Hovers
34D	World’s highest capital city
35D	Bowl game venue
36D	Get better
37D	First name in cosmetics
39D	Shade alternative
40D	Placatory gesture
41D	Swimming center?
42D	English breakfast ingredient
44D	Mao ___-tung
46D	Astronomer Quintana
49D	Small salamander
52D	Save, as a website
53D	Meeting, casually
56D	Lyft depends on it
58D	Lo-cal
59D	Winter Park’s st.
60D	Yodeler’s perch
61D	Toys ___
63D	“Kama Sutra” focus
65D	Christina of “The Ice Storm”
66D	Sticky ___ pudding
67D	Move, informally
68D	List of last options?
72D	Easter Island’s administrator
73D	___ nova
74D	Relationship-changing word, slangily
75D	Organization guru Kondo
77D	Composts
78D	“Can I get a volunteer?”
80D	“...___ he drove out of sight...”
82D	Freedom from worries
84D	Wednesday’s mother
85D	Go on the lam
86D	Snaky swimmers
87D	Tokyo, formerly
88D	Some TVs
89D	Tennis great Arthur
91D	In favor
93D	Certifies
96D	Swiss pharma giant
99D	Car named for the Japanese for “crown”
101D	Michael of “SNL”
103D	Linguist Chomsky
104D	Tech review site
105D	Off-roaders, for short
107D	Muhammad and Mahershala
108D	Sgt.’s underlings
109D	“___ beginning to look a lot like Christmas”
110D	Ready alternative?
111D	King Kong, e.g.
112D	Significant stretch
113D	Bulb on a Christmas tree, perhaps
114D	Winter woe
115D	It lasted for eight days, in a Hanukkah miracle
116D	Tool for Santa’s garden?

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