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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jul 6 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 6 July 2024 Puzzle is here for you, if you need help.
The Puzzle Grid for Today is 21 boxes wide and 21 boxes tall. It’s name is Chuck D. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Zhouqin Burnikel & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 67 Horizontal Clues and 75 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Cookie cutter?BAKER
- 6. Ate in styleDINED
- 12. “Waterloo” groupABBA
- 17. Basic learningABCS
- 22. Came to the surfaceAROSE
- 23. Join forcesUNITE
- 24. Kelly Marie ___ of “The Last Jedi”TRAN
- 25. PartROLE
- 26. Prohibition against parades?MARCHINGBAN
- 28. Cornfield pest that never gives up?TOUGHCROW
- 30. Tavern pintALE
- 31. Bon ___ (indie folk group)IVER
- 32. Citrus hybridTANGELO
- 34. Deg. for 10-DownDDS
- 35. Farm fractionACRE
- 37. Alan with an OscarARKIN
- 40. Stirs upAROUSES
- 42. One who’s overzealous about compromising?CONCESSIONSTAN
- 47. Sun. church speechSER
- 48. Didn’t sit byACTED
- 49. Responds to prompting from fellow Zoom participants, perhapsUNMUTES
- 50. Couldn’t take the heat?MELTED
- 54. Hit the booksREAD
- 55. Events with racesMEETS
- 56. Mexican vacay spotCABO
- 59. Course warningFORE
- 60. Campaign-backing org.PAC
- 61. Traveler from the Shire to Mount DoomFRODO
- 64. Victory for the N.C. State Wolfpack?HOWLINGWIN
- 67. ___ DameNOTRE
- 69. Brew infused with an aromatic herbSAGETEA
- 72. Cries from stiesOINKS
- 73. “Sweeney Todd” propRAZOR
- 76. Apple varietyMAC
- 77. Book collector?SHELF
- 79. City south of LuxorASWAN
- 83. Bit of bunny slope gearMINISKI
- 86. “Tuesdays With Morrie” author AlbomMITCH
- 89. Cost at the Colonel’s?CHICKENFEE
- 91. Work on axelsSKATE
- 94. Largest Chinese ethnic groupHAN
- 96. Bouncy tuneLILT
- 97. Coffee shop amenityWIFI
- 98. Cologne water?RHINE
- 101. General in “The Last Jedi”LEIA
- 103. Completely ruinedUNDONE
- 105. Welcoming oneGREETER
- 107. Important arteryAORTA
- 109. ___ LankaSRI
- 110. What Wonderland’s Cheshire Cat always wears?THESAMEOLDGRIN
- 113. 1988 hit for Tracy ChapmanFASTCAR
- 117. Opposite of “avant”APRES
- 118. Call from a deckAHOY
- 119. SufferingILL
- 121. Was in neutralRANIDLE
- 123. Slow flowOOZE
- 125. “Nashville” networkCMT
- 128. Shared hair gel, say?COMMONGOO
- 130. Pig crazy over Chubby’s twist?CHECKERBOAR
- 134. Amorous archerEROS
- 135. Fashion’s GucciALDO
- 136. Maker of small trucksTONKA
- 137. Carl’s wife in “Up”ELLIE
- 138. Impassioned speechRANT
- 139. Lusty lookLEER
- 140. Like a bubble bathSUDSY
- 141. Far from freshSTALE
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Ole Miss rivalBAMA
- 2. Shrinking inland seaARAL
- 3. Fusion snack often topped with kimchi and cilantroKOREANTACO
- 4. Key to exit full-screen modeESC
- 5. Brought back on staffREHIRED
- 7. The planet Arrakis, familiarlyDUNE
- 8. Deep-rootedINGRAINED
- 9. Writing tipNIB
- 10. “when r u coming?”ETA
- 11. Canine expertsDENTISTS
- 13. Abbr. on an envelopeATTN
- 14. Ankle-high work shoeBROGAN
- 15. Eddie of apparelBAUER
- 16. ___-SaxonANGLO
- 18. Shuttlecock’s pathARC
- 19. Laredo or TijuanaBORDERTOWN
- 20. Clumps of dirtCLODS
- 21. Stitches togetherSEWS
- 27. Currier’s partnerIVES
- 29. Legislative bodyHOUSE
- 33. Pot grower?ANTE
- 36. Looped in on an emailCCED
- 38. Lover boysROMEOS
- 39. Bronze coin in the PotterverseKNUT
- 41. Buy something just for youSELFGIFT
- 43. GrouseCARP
- 44. Indian, e.g.OCEAN
- 45. Sport in a dohyoSUMO
- 46. Cravat cousinASCOT
- 51. “You can’t think I’m to blame?”MOI
- 52. Heat coach SpoelstraERIK
- 53. Hibernation spotsDENS
- 57. Leaves stunnedAWES
- 58. Far from excitingBLAH
- 62. StraightforwardFRANK
- 63. Tribe home, informallyREZ
- 65. “Dang!”HECK
- 66. “Seriously?”NOLIE
- 68. Caterpillar creationsTRACTORS
- 70. Brest friendAMIE
- 71. Ozone, for oneGAS
- 74. Hilton rivalOMNI
- 75. Jazz phraseRIFF
- 78. Person skilled in CPREMT
- 80. First Amendment advocacy org.ACLU
- 81. Tibia settingSHIN
- 82. Catches for grizzliesWILDSALMON
- 84. Stable soundNEIGH
- 85. “Am I the problem?”ISITME
- 87. Drink mentioned in the single version of the Kinks’ “Lola”CHERRYCOLA
- 88. Cuba’s closest neighborHAITI
- 90. She who’s shearedEWE
- 92. Calf-covering leg wearKNEESOCKS
- 93. Sleek, in auto lingoAERO
- 95. Bread made in a tandoorNAAN
- 99. Regards highlyRESPECTS
- 100. Get word ofHEAR
- 102. Target, for TargetLOGO
- 104. Cold brew varietyNITRO
- 106. Not a knockoffREAL
- 108. SticksADHERES
- 111. Early radio componentTRIODE
- 112. Kick backLAZE
- 114. Field for a botanistFLORA
- 115. Lock settingCANAL
- 116. A matter of degrees?ANGLE
- 120. Cake finisherICER
- 122. Cabinet featureDOOR
- 124. “Sure, why not!”OKAY
- 126. Knight wearMAIL
- 127. Branching diagramTREE
- 129. Winter hrs. in MontanaMST
- 131. Astros, on a sports tickerHOU
- 132. Draw to a closeEND
- 133. Deli optionBLT