WSJ Crossword July 27 2024 Answers (7/27/24)

Our WSJ Crossword July 27, 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 July 27, 2024 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 7/27/24, 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	Bill issuers
5A	Substantial account
9A	Set eyes on
13A	Development site
16A	They may be girded
18A	Made appeals
19A	Junk components
20A	Spanakopita ingredient
21A	Place to type a post on X?
23A	Time for last-minute adjustments before a product’s launch day?
25A	“The Vampire Chronicles” author
26A	Like the sky in an 1889 Van Gogh painting
28A	“The Rum Tum Tugger” poet
29A	Surrealist Magritte
30A	Fuel-bearing ship
31A	In need of a mechanic visit, perhaps
32A	Nasser’s successor
35A	Admit defeat
36A	Verb for you
37A	Specialist focusing on muscle spasms?
40A	Indulges
45A	Radius setting
46A	Bringer of bad luck
47A	Valentine figure
48A	Get hitched
49A	Seeds get them
51A	Vein fill
52A	Make an energetic start
54A	Ward (off)
55A	Smart
57A	Fitness club offering to tone the glutes?
60A	Home of Thais and Taiwanese
61A	Brand “nobody doesn’t like”
62A	Sweater opening?
63A	Big Ben output at 2:00?
66A	Roll of the dice
68A	Accomplishment by John Legend, Viola Davis and Elton John
69A	The Chariot, the Hermit and the Fool, e.g.
70A	Bond
71A	Cones’ counterparts
74A	N.W.A rapper MC ___
75A	Furies count
76A	Thingamabob
79A	Hard swing, in baseball slang
80A	Wood on a grill
82A	Society of dervishes?
85A	Chapel Hill sch.
86A	With full battery
88A	Ill-natured
89A	Washroom array
92A	House minority leader Jeffries
93A	Map out
95A	“Easy on Me” singer
96A	Charming groups
97A	Buffet fixture
101A	Air of authority given by wearing a herringbone suit?
103A	Moth in a prof’s closet?
105A	Geiger with a counter
106A	Brother of Prometheus
107A	Rank between viscount and marquess
108A	Treat maliciously
109A	“I shall be much in years ___ I again behold my Romeo”: Juliet
110A	Egg container
111A	Egg colors
112A	Command to a canine
1D	Resort southeast of Salt Lake City
2D	Map dot
3D	Expression
4D	Disdain
5D	Mace, e.g.
6D	Protected, nautically
7D	Toothpaste choice
8D	Supplements
9D	Became furious
10D	He married his student Maria Skodowska
11D	Maker of Regenerist moisturizer
12D	Reproachful sound
13D	The real deal
14D	Playwright Fugard
15D	Eccentric
17D	Prison sentence
19D	Less fresh
20D	Grounds keeper?
22D	Pike part
24D	Closed in on
27D	Food available with a soft or hard shell
30D	Miguel’s great-grandmother in a Pixar film
31D	G or R, say
32D	Wild guess
33D	Wrong
34D	Pair in a plane
35D	App makeup
38D	Derisive cry
39D	Friend of Marlin and Nemo in two Pixar films
41D	As neat as ___
42D	They’re sometimes replaced with asterisks
43D	On edge
44D	Casino figure
47D	Candle holders, of a sort
50D	Peter, Paul or Mary
52D	Play groups
53D	Author ___ Stanley Gardner
54D	Elevator selection
56D	Buff kin
57D	Sierra Nevada lake
58D	Warrant, e.g.
59D	EMT practice
60D	“Man, oh, man!”
61D	Fliers with ear tufts
63D	Glossary entry
64D	Aristotle topic
65D	Move swiftly
66D	Contents of some water-soluble pods
67D	Nail part
70D	Related
72D	Losing scheme
73D	Energetic for one’s age
75D	Result of some boring effort
76D	Assimilated
77D	City south-southeast of Salt Lake City
78D	Gives
81D	Porcupine cover
82D	Selfish sorts
83D	Small songbird
84D	Practiced for a race
87D	Attack aggressively
89D	Come clean, perhaps
90D	Feature of a vicious campaign
91D	Paris divider
93D	Banana waste
94D	Young fellow
96D	Animal shelter
97D	In this place
98D	Bickering
99D	Cleverly self-referential
100D	Quarry
102D	Piper with horns
104D	Extremely, informally

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