WSJ Crossword Hints April 20 2024 - Try Hard Guides (2024)

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Our WSJ Crossword Hints for April 20, 2024 puzzle will help you move through the grid if you’ve found yourself stuck on a 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 Hints, April 20, 2024

You’ll find hints for all of the crossword clues for the WSJ Crossword on 4/20/24. The clues are listed below, and you can click/tap on a clue to go to its page for more detail, including definitions, but if you don’t want to be immediately spoiled, you can reveal letter by letter to still offer yourself more of a challenge before revealing the full solution.

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  • 1A. Sought, politically

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  • 7A. Menacing look

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  • 13A. Ridges on glaciers

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  • 19A. Pythagorean squares?

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  • 20A. Gorge

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  • 21A. Counting everything

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  • 22A. Tarp that doesn’t remotely protect the baseball field?

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  • 24A. “Great comeback!”

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  • 25A. Dah’s counterpart

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  • 26A. Chest protector

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  • 27A. Avoid a sentence

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  • 29A. Gaping mouth

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  • 30A. Namesake of the ATP’s humanitarian award

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  • 32A. Some deliveries

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  • 33A. Cotillion honoree with a great manicure treatment?

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  • 36A. Take up the slack

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  • 38A. Strait-laced sort

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  • 40A. Coordinate, as phone and tablet settings

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  • 41A. Shipping inquiry

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  • 43A. Be an inconvenience

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  • 45A. Source of the meteors in a meteor shower

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  • 48A. Table talk at the bridge tournament?

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  • 51A. Hawaiian goose

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  • 53A. “The Every” author Eggers

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  • 54A. Adjust to new conditions

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  • 55A. Stew bit

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  • 56A. Ovine mascot of the North Carolina Tar Heels

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  • 58A. List header

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  • 59A. Some lighting fixtures

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  • 63A. Anchorman Díaz-Balart

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  • 64A. Fourth-yr. group

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  • 65A. Deep hole in a floe?
  • 69A. Sheet edge

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  • 72A. Agricultural laborer

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  • 73A. Like planners that can be sold year after year

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  • 74A. Fraternal order founded as a club for minstrel show performers

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  • 78A. "Presumably..."

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  • 80A. High rollers, of a sort

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  • 81A. Spiral shell dweller

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  • 82A. Jab

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  • 83A. Head line site

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  • 86A. Person who buddies up to folks with opulent lifestyles?

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  • 89A. Florists trim them

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  • 91A. Pantry’s kin

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  • 93A. Requiring less travel time

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  • 94A. Phone fillers

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  • 96A. Heat energy unit

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  • 97A. In layers

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  • 99A. Chocolate-flavored chew?

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  • 102A. Commando action

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  • 104A. Musher's vehicle

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  • 106A. Broad st

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  • 107A. Cant stand

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  • 109A. Powerful bunch

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  • 110A. Japanese sea bream, on a sushi menu

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  • 111A. Like lasers and pianos

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  • 114A. Dispensary wares imported from all over?

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  • 119A. Wife or mother, in slang

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  • 120A. Facilitate

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  • 121A. Ben who won a Tony for “Pippin”

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  • 122A. Jah worshipers

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  • 123A. Fixes a shoelace

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  • 124A. Contend

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  • 1D. “Children of a Lesser God” director Haines

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  • 2D. Targeted by AARP, perhaps

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  • 3D. Better than expected

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  • 4D. Do that may be picked

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  • 5D. Bumbler

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  • 6D. Like hearts

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  • 7D. Board feature

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  • 8D. Bleating babes

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  • 9D. Lacto-__-vegetarian

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  • 10D. Hockey position

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  • 11D. Became, ultimately

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  • 12D. Used as a base

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  • 13D. Checks for freshness, perhaps

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  • 14D. Series finale?

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  • 15D. Sturgeon yield

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  • 16D. Quantity measured in daltons

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  • 17D. Lock setting

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  • 18D. Large quantities

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  • 21D. Dope!

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  • 23D. Pressing person

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  • 28D. Taking Ozempic, maybe

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  • 31D. ABBA’s music

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  • 32D. Small denomination

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  • 34D. MoMA location

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  • 35D. Battery part

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  • 37D. 1920s chief justice

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  • 38D. Cute Pokémon creature

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  • 39D. Apt. ad listing

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  • 42D. Swindle

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  • 44D. Coat, as with chocolate

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  • 46D. At all times

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  • 47D. Julia Roberts’s “Ocean’s Eleven” role

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  • 48D. Heater

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  • 49D. Commotion

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  • 50D. Bearer of Lincoln’s likeness

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  • 52D. Moved cautiously

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  • 57D. La Baltique, par exemple

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  • 59D. Exorbitant

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  • 60D. Stock holder

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  • 61D. Poet’s nightfall

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  • 62D. Like Steve Cishek’s pitching

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  • 63D. Surname of toons George, Jane, Judy and Elroy

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  • 66D. Kinda sorta

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  • 67D. Ref’s ruling

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  • 68D. Millennials’ moms, maybe

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  • 69D. Hula swayers

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  • 70D. Elton John accomplishment of 2024

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  • 71D. Atone

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  • 75D. What Daphne turned into, to escape Apollo

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  • 76D. Creme de cassis co*cktail

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  • 77D. Guileful

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  • 79D. Playing speed

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  • 81D. Confident

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  • 84D. Door feature

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  • 85D. Longtime store proprietor on “Sesame Street”

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  • 86D. Pricing word

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  • 87D. Sexology subject

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  • 88D. Put down

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  • 90D. Lotion letters

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  • 92D. LOVE

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  • 95D. Brings close to boiling

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  • 98D. Deck worker

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  • 99D. University of Florida athlete

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  • 100D. Soft palate projection

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  • 101D. Abide by

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  • 102D. Rummage (through)

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  • 103D. Hand costs

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  • 105D. Failed to

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  • 108D. “Now, nurse!”

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  • 112D. Key close to Z

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  • 113D. Flock sound

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  • 115D. Kimono clincher

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  • 116D. Mendes of “Ghost Rider”

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  • 117D. "Asteroid City" director Anderson

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  • 118D. Surgery sites for short

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