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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Dec 14 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 14 December 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 Cheer Up. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by David Karp & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 59 Horizontal Clues and 81 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Sponsor of a notable November Santa appearanceMACYS
- 6. Short holidaysJAUNTS
- 13. Flipped v’sCARETS
- 20. Allen of the Green Mountain BoysETHAN
- 21. Profile pics, oftenSELFIES
- 23. Something a rider might popWHEELIE
- 25. Seal in a box, sayANIMALCRACKER
- 27. Kokomo residentHOOSIER
- 28. “u r 2 funny!”LOL
- 29. Makes Christmas dinner, e.g.COOKS
- 30. Île de la Cité surrounderSEINE
- 32. Senegal’s capitalDAKAR
- 34. Christine Sinclair and Trinity Rodman’s activitySOCCER
- 38. Penne ___ vodkaALLA
- 42. Lift with effortHEAVE
- 45. Automaker who introduced the Lincoln ContinentalEDSELFORD
- 49. BoisterousAROAR
- 51. Motorcade startESCORT
- 53. NASA project set to launch in 2027, named for the former chief of astronomyROMANTELESCOPE
- 55. Memo headerATTN
- 56. Focuses with a joltSNAPSTO
- 58. Dylan Thomas, e.g.WELSHMAN
- 59. Summer signLEO
- 60. Microwave emissionBEEP
- 62. Turkey neighborSYRIA
- 64. “Kill Bill” singerSZA
- 65. ThereforeERGO
- 67. Comfort, happiness and good fortuneWELFARE
- 72. Texting protocol lettersSMS
- 74. Publication that covers some significant suits?SPORTSILLUSTRATED
- 79. Strip in the snowSKI
- 80. One of a noisy pairTAPSHOE
- 81. Big suitEXEC
- 83. Racial justice initialismBLM
- 87. “Greedy” singer TateMCRAE
- 90. Pound pestFLEA
- 92. Gender pronoun choiceSHE
- 94. Portmanteau for a Republican who voted Democrat in 2008OBAMACON
- 96. Empathize withFEELFOR
- 101. Home to the HimalayasASIA
- 103. Person soon to be a sister, maybeSORORITYPLEDGE
- 105. Supporters of the arts?EASELS
- 107. Smug grinSMIRK
- 108. Monopoly board flipper, perhapsSORELOSER
- 110. Count of kings or French hens, in seasonal songsTHREE
- 111. Help with a heistABET
- 112. Crafts for campersCANOES
- 114. The maids a-milking, e.g.OCTET
- 116. ThunderstruckINAWE
- 118. Browser’s storageCACHE
- 121. Do some plottingMAP
- 124. Really outINACOMA
- 128. Oft-hidden holiday toy that can be found four times in this puzzleELFONTHESHELF
- 134. Clip art?TOPIARY
- 135. Fill in forRELIEVE
- 136. Bar mixerTONIC
- 137. R-rated, perhapsSTEAMY
- 138. Unseen “Peanuts” charactersADULTS
- 139. “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” authorSEUSS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Christmas dinner, e.g.MEAL
- 2. 8 for O, e.g.ATNO
- 3. Natalie Wood of “Miracle on 34th Street” and Macaulay Culkin of “Home Alone”CHILDACTORS
- 4. Side often candiedYAM
- 5. Appetite-spoiling sortSNACKER
- 7. Jamaican marinadeJERK
- 8. “Sadly…”ALAS
- 9. Mixed martial arts org.UFC
- 10. Suffix with beat or peaceNIK
- 11. Concert keepsakeTEE
- 12. Ukraine, once: Abbr.SSR
- 14. Handel’s “Messiah” performerCHOIR
- 15. Long time, in LondonAEON
- 16. Look intoRESEARCH
- 17. Manning of the NFLELI
- 18. Make a bowTIE
- 19. Title for “Game of Thrones” knightsSER
- 22. Conductor’s pagesSCORE
- 24. Sweet-talkerWHEEDLER
- 26. Mauna ___LOA
- 31. Rather oddSCREWY
- 33. Business begun as the California Perfume CompanyAVON
- 35. Bed frame pieceSLAT
- 36. Point ___ returnOFNO
- 37. Basic bedCOT
- 39. HoversLOOMS
- 40. World’s highest capital cityLAPAZ
- 41. Bowl game venueARENA
- 43. Get betterHEAL
- 44. First name in cosmeticsESTEE
- 46. Shade alternativeDRAPES
- 47. Placatory gestureSOP
- 48. Swimming center?EMS
- 50. English breakfast ingredientASSAMTEA
- 52. Mao ___-tungTSE
- 54. Astronomer QuintanaELISA
- 57. Small salamanderNEWT
- 61. Save, as a websiteBOOKMARK
- 63. Meeting, casuallySESH
- 66. Lyft depends on itGPS
- 68. Lo-calLITE
- 69. Winter Park’s st.FLA
- 70. Yodeler’s perchALP
- 71. Toys ___RUS
- 73. “Kama Sutra” focusSEX
- 75. Christina of “The Ice Storm”RICCI
- 76. Sticky ___ puddingTOFFEE
- 77. Move, informallyRELO
- 78. List of last options?DESSERTMENU
- 82. Easter Island’s administratorCHILE
- 84. ___ novaBOSSA
- 85. Relationship-changing word, slangilyLBOMB
- 86. Organization guru KondoMARIE
- 88. CompostsROTSAWAY
- 89. “Can I get a volunteer?”ANYONE
- 91. “…___ he drove out of sight…”ERE
- 93. Freedom from worriesEASE
- 95. Wednesday’s motherMORTICIA
- 97. Go on the lamFLEE
- 98. Snaky swimmersEELS
- 99. Tokyo, formerlyEDO
- 100. Some TVsLGS
- 102. Tennis great ArthurASHE
- 104. In favorPRO
- 106. CertifiesATTESTS
- 109. Swiss pharma giantROCHE
- 113. Car named for the Japanese for “crown”CAMRY
- 115. Michael of “SNL”CHE
- 117. Linguist ChomskyNOAM
- 119. Tech review siteCNET
- 120. Off-roaders, for shortATVS
- 122. Muhammad and MahershalaALIS
- 123. Sgt.’s underlingsPFCS
- 125. “___ beginning to look a lot like Christmas”ITS
- 126. Ready alternative?NOT
- 127. King Kong, e.g.APE
- 129. Significant stretchERA
- 130. Bulb on a Christmas tree, perhapsLED
- 131. Winter woeFLU
- 132. It lasted for eight days, in a Hanukkah miracleOIL
- 133. Tool for Santa’s garden?HOE