Please find below all the Wall Street Journal Crossword January 24 2024 Answers and Solutions. WSJ is one of the most popular crossword puzzles in the US. It is available 6 days a week from Monday to Saturday. The editor of Wall Street Journal Crossword is Mike Shenk. You can play today’s crossword puzzle at https://www.wsj.com/news/puzzle. The WSJ puzzle is published every single day at 4PM (Eastern Time) so if you get stuck with any difficult crossword clues look no further because we’ve just finished solving today’s puzzle and decided to share the answers below with you. If something is wrong or missing kindly let us know and we will be more than happy to help you out.

Wall Street Journal Crossword January 24 2024 Answers

Provoke
Skilled
Many an Al Jazeera viewer
Fertile spot
Songwriter sometimes
Turbine part
Result of catching an interception or follow-up to contending innocence
Whatever…
Old Testament prophet
Still alive in a paintball game
It breaks on the beach
Zesty flavor
Didn’t get to play or presided over a courtroom
Grace for example
A bit naughty
Shaggy-plumed bird
Tatters
Its mass is 333000 times that of Earth
River past Warwick
Take in
Stand for a speaker
Gift
Succeeding in a pole vault or showing competence in legal knowledge
Jazz setting
Big suit
Go with the flow
Open-top pastry
Surrounded by
Swings of a bat or requests of removal from the record
Prime minister between Churchill and Macmillan
Long time in London
Puzzled
What the fourth little piggy had
Some have cameo roles
Potpourri bit

Doesn’t keep
Obama’s birthplace
App customer
How crabs crawl
Jargon suffix
Transitional figures
Lead singer for U2
Symbol that shares a key with the comma
Summer in Sèvres
Get payback for
Ill-advised
Against
Outsmart
It can be curried
Share with as an idea one needs feedback on
Polished off
Old nuclear regulatory agcy.
Givers of good advice
Honor system foundation
Over my dead body!
Let’s go!
Peck’s partner
Task for a sous-chef
___ and the Last Dragon (2021 Disney film)
Tour around
Ordering option
Same goes for me
Santa ___ winds
Converses via phone
1860s presidential nickname
Belly-up?
Long-legged birds
Word often spoken in unison
Bygone bird
A diller a dollar ___ o’clock scholar…
Proton’s place
Fine spray
Seller of tables and shelves
Negotiation goal
Horse put out to pasture
Keg need

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