WSJ Crossword November 9 2024 Answers (11/9/24)

Our WSJ Crossword November 9, 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 9, 2024 Answers

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#	Clue
1A	Cracked, say
5A	Piece for practice
10A	Stand the test of time
14A	An arm and a leg, e.g.
19A	Vague amount
20A	Like an upscale neighborhood, perhaps
21A	River that forms part of the Poland-Germany border
22A	Left on a liner
23A	“I’m really sorry your new sneakers are too tight,” e.g.?
25A	First spot the massage therapist should treat?
27A	Put in an envelope, say
28A	“My treat!”
30A	Gym count
31A	Funny bit
32A	General on menus
33A	Alfred in the American Theater Hall of Fame
35A	Home of the University of Illinois Arboretum
37A	Word after court or cold
38A	Processes for new students at Hogwarts
41A	Burma’s first prime minister
42A	They result in returns
43A	The remarkably versatile aloe?
48A	“If you say so”
49A	“Yum!”
50A	And similar things, in Latin
54A	Flat sign
55A	Kathy of country music
57A	Parcel inquiries
58A	Address with slashes
59A	Count start
60A	Pelt a philosopher on Halloween?
63A	“Heaven ___ Place on Earth” (Belinda Carlisle hit)
66A	Its magazine is the largest-circulation publication in the U.S.
68A	Sweep’s sweepings
69A	Benedictine title
70A	Great ocean that must be taken very seriously?
74A	Pivot for Pavlova
75A	Mendes of “Training Day”
78A	Small streams
79A	“Cyrano de Bergerac” playwright Rostand
81A	Galileo, e.g.
83A	Makes roads slippery, maybe
84A	Challenging for climbers
85A	Most pleasant
86A	“Griller Filler” and “Light-Up Lumps”?
91A	Rivera awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Obama
94A	Bubble, essentially
95A	Defensive charm in Harry Potter’s world
96A	Iris neighbor
97A	Filibuster feature
99A	Dramatic opening
100A	Indian honorific
103A	Subj. with x’s
104A	Thing
105A	Doesn’t feel well
108A	“thirtysomething” co-star
110A	Broth flavored with fragrant needles?
113A	Wait until after the final frost, don’t put two seeds in the same hole, etc.?
115A	Seller of Astron watches
116A	“Picnic” playwright
117A	Revise, in a way
118A	Nantes notion
119A	Elizabeth of cosmetics fame
120A	Informal turndowns
121A	Letter after Sierra
122A	Dispatched
1D	Useful skill
2D	Artist Jasper
3D	Brand with a torch logo
4D	React to a punch
5D	Googles oneself
6D	Gelato brand
7D	Hagen in the American Theater Hall of Fame
8D	Chrysler Building style
9D	Untouched spot
10D	Postgame sulker
11D	Pother
12D	It’s hotter than a jalapeño
13D	Pecan or pistachio, e.g.
14D	Targets of pulldowns
15D	Hoppy brew
16D	Solidly built horse breed
17D	Popeyes piece
18D	Play grounds?
24D	Recital star
26D	Business that offers wraps
29D	Too good to miss
34D	Quirk
36D	Maritime marker
37D	Orange liqueur
38D	Ko-Ko’s knife, in “The Mikado”
39D	Prattles on
40D	Swarm member
42D	Small bomb, in a familiar idiom
43D	In ___ (unmoved)
44D	Film role for Marty
45D	Easily deceived
46D	Antlered animals
47D	Hero of a 1997 Disney film, to his satyr friend Phil
51D	“Hmmm...”
52D	Fury
53D	Total boor
55D	Haunted house sounds
56D	Garnish for sharing, e.g.: Abbr.
57D	Carried
61D	Deteriorate
62D	In a jiffy
64D	Picks
65D	Soul great Franklin
67D	Katniss’s fellow tribute in “The Hunger Games”
70D	They’ll be alums in a yr.
71D	Gusher gush
72D	“___ long story...”
73D	Long Island university
76D	Sweeping
77D	Tunneling workers
80D	Flat-topped formation
81D	Stimulating, as curiosity
82D	Post-op stops
84D	Beverage brand with logo lizards
85D	Switch maker
87D	Inveigles
88D	Home of Stradivari
89D	Garment with hooks
90D	Word before chair or horse
91D	Superior
92D	Aide
93D	Humphrey’s “Casablanca” co-star
97D	Canonized Fr. woman
98D	No-no, per Edna Mode in “The Incredibles”
100D	Trombone part
101D	Become red, maybe
102D	Miniature map
104D	Pic to click
106D	Wannabe D.A.’s exam
107D	“Brave New World” narcotic
109D	Soul great Redding
111D	Luau strings
112D	“That’s terrible”
114D	Ming-Na ___ of “Mulan”

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