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“1964 Beatles hit, and an addendum to a fan letter to 17-, 21-, 33- or 52-Across, perhaps”

Here is the verified answer to the Wall Street Journal Crossword clue “1964 Beatles hit, and an addendum to a fan letter to 17-, 21-, 33- or 52-Across, perhaps”, last seen on May 11, 2026.

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A 10-letter across entry from the Monday puzzle

The Answer
PSILOVEYOU

The answer to “1964 Beatles hit, and an addendum to a fan letter to 17-, 21-, 33- or 52-Across, perhaps” is PSILOVEYOU

Letters10
DirectionAcross
PublishedMay 11, 2026

Letter analysis

The clue “1964 Beatles hit, and an addendum to a fan letter to 17-, 21-, 33- or 52-Across, perhaps” appeared in the Wall Street Journal Crossword on Monday, May 11, 2026 as a across entry. The verified answer is PSILOVEYOU — a 10-letter word that begins with P and ends with U.

This answer contains 5 vowels and 5 consonants. Click through any related clue below to keep solving, or open the full answer key for the day from the link above.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the answer to “1964 Beatles hit, and an addendum to a fan letter to 17-, 21-, 33- or 52-Across, perhaps”?

The answer to the Wall Street Journal Crossword clue “1964 Beatles hit, and an addendum to a fan letter to 17-, 21-, 33- or 52-Across, perhaps” is PSILOVEYOU — a 10-letter across entry from the May 11, 2026 puzzle.

How many letters is the answer?

PSILOVEYOU has 10 letters — 5 vowels and 5 consonants.

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