WSJ Crossword October 19 2024 Answers (10/19/24)

Our WSJ Crossword October 19, 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 October 19, 2024 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 10/19/24, 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	Embodiment of innocence
5A	Dukes
10A	Destinations for me days
14A	Plot unit
18A	Sport with counterattacks
19A	Blatant
20A	Philatelist’s find
21A	Chew toy for a bad dog
22A	What to wear when Donald Duck’s nephew is trending?
24A	Showy bird that stoops to entertaining the masses?
26A	Samples
27A	Urgently entreat
29A	Sarcastic remark
30A	German prison camps
33A	First game in a series
34A	Be a burden
36A	Ella and Louis tune, e.g.
37A	Do some research
38A	Semicircular letters
40A	Hasty escape
41A	“The Golden Bachelor” airer
44A	Ooze
46A	Escort to the penthouse
48A	Soothing stuff
49A	Confused waterfowl?
51A	Song to sing while slow-cooking dinner in a hole in the ground?
54A	Blows it
55A	Blow one’s top
57A	Spotted
58A	Kidney-based
60A	Benny Goodman’s specialty
63A	Keyed in
67A	Third col. heading, often
68A	What you find in eight of this puzzle’s answers...or what you do when you say them aloud?
73A	Classic British record label
74A	Feeder visitor
76A	“Parsifal” prop
77A	Rival of Paris
79A	More disgusting
82A	Wiped out
85A	Unlikely candidate for prom king
86A	Stampede of newly sheared sheep?
91A	Hem?
93A	Amorous archer
94A	Amorous in excess
95A	It’s used to walk the dog
96A	Word on a Ouija board
97A	Relay segment
98A	Tiddlywink, e.g.
100A	Leaves home?
103A	Does some course maintenance
105A	Bistro summons
107A	Bee keeper
109A	Performed a canticle, e.g.
113A	Proceed with minimal effort
114A	Raleigh resident, e.g.
116A	“Name ANYBODY better than me! Hah!”
117A	Lead in a film about the wonders of origami?
119A	Hip-hop performance earning polite applause?
122A	Inactive
123A	When a turn might be allowed
124A	Tithing amount
125A	“That’s all there ___ it!”
126A	Egg setting
127A	Impudence
128A	Lieu
129A	“Off!” ingredient
1D	Some jabs
2D	Isolated
3D	TV, radio, etc.
4D	Spotted
5D	Opposing force
6D	Brown, e.g.
7D	Son of Ramesses I
8D	House shaker
9D	Unforested expanse
10D	Warehouse
11D	Some picnic supplies
12D	Bass booster
13D	Coinage
14D	Music rights org.
15D	2000 Juliette Binoche film
16D	Icy street application
17D	“We need to get a cat!”
20D	Poet’s two-syllable foot
23D	Olympics chant
25D	Hug providers
28D	Minimal amount
31D	V constituents
32D	Have the helm
35D	One of 11 for Julia Louis-Dreyfus
39D	Auto-injector brand
41D	Phone beeps, often
42D	Remained cheerful in troubled times
43D	Pupil’s cover
45D	Comma connotation
47D	Mother for 1-Across
48D	Remain
50D	Secretive govt. org.
51D	Con game
52D	Sardine containers
53D	Inhibit
56D	On-off switch abbr.
59D	Gomez and Morticia’s butler
61D	Hide-hair connector
62D	Grind, as teeth
64D	Set right
65D	Come to light
66D	TV screen components
69D	Potent puff
70D	Takes turns
71D	Hardly guzzle
72D	Plaintive piece
75D	Purges
78D	Number that’s not composite or prime
80D	Class-conscious group?
81D	Hwys.
83D	Osaka from Osaka
84D	“The Other” author Thomas
86D	Neth. neighbor
87D	Numerical prefix, of a sort
88D	Exchanges favors for votes, in Congress
89D	Not nude
90D	Variety of dark grape
92D	Dagwood sports one
98D	Two tablets, say
99D	Emcees’ deliveries
101D	Builds
102D	Lace place
104D	Sleazy
106D	Student in uniform
108D	Reacts to a ghost, perhaps
110D	Hospital cry
111D	Make merry
112D	Bus station
115D	Pool division
117D	Bass part
118D	Genetic info carrier
120D	Sch. fundraiser, often
121D	Third degree?

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