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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jun 14 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 14 June 2025 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 Hopeless House Hunt. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Bettina Elias Siegel & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 65 Horizontal Clues and 73 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Shared exponentially onlineVIRAL
- 6. Country with the most vending machines per personJAPAN
- 12. Moonshine holdersJUGS
- 17. Observe Ramadan or Yom KippurFAST
- 22. Clear, in a wayERASE
- 23. Symbol on an ohmmeterOMEGA
- 24. “What veiled form sits on that ___ throne?”: ShelleyEBON
- 25. Golden rule wordUNTO
- 26. The realty agent showed her client a luxury apartment, but he dismissed it as a ___NOTHINGFLAT
- 28. Rum-soaked cakeBABA
- 29. Basic rejectionsNOES
- 30. Music’s DiFrancoANI
- 31. SuperficialCOSMETIC
- 33. They toured a penthouse with amazing views, but he said it was just a ___HIGHDIVE
- 35. Wisdom tooth, e.g.MOLAR
- 37. Garden choreHOEING
- 39. Main character of Stephen King’s “Christine”ARNIE
- 40. Moderate conservatives, derisivelyRINOS
- 42. Pool area sheltersCABANAS
- 46. ProclaimedSTATED
- 48. FreshANEW
- 49. Country that grows more than 3,000 varieties of potatoesPERU
- 51. Furrowed furry friendSHARPEI
- 54. She showed him a grand colonial, and he called it a ___FEDERALCRIME
- 58. Benjamin Moore paint color akin to China BlueBIRDSEGG
- 62. Part of Fenway Park’s addressBOSTONMA
- 63. Grammy winner WatleyJODY
- 65. Good opponentEVIL
- 66. “See ya!”BYEBYE
- 70. Breakup tune, perhapsSADSONG
- 72. Chocolate-filled Kellogg’s cerealKRAVE
- 74. Crew implementOAR
- 75. She found him a quaint thatched-roof home, but he declared it ___COTTAGECHEESE
- 79. Lair for a bearDEN
- 80. CattinessSPITE
- 82. Major admirerHUGEFAN
- 83. Flooring prosTILERS
- 85. See 1-DownCAVA
- 86. Mandolin kinLUTE
- 88. Something to settleOLDSCORE
- 91. Sickout, e.g.STOPPAGE
- 93. She showed him a house with lovely Corinthian columns, and he called it a ___GREEKTRAGEDY
- 98. Prepare salmon, in a wayPANSEAR
- 100. LightAIRY
- 101. Romeo’s last wordsIDIE
- 102. SuperstarLEGEND
- 106. What salmon has that halibut doesn’tSILENTL
- 109. Brian Cox’s “Succession” roleLOGAN
- 111. Battery terminalANODE
- 112. PoutySULLEN
- 115. Moderated groupPANEL
- 117. They toured a techy smart home, and he called it a ___DATADUMP
- 119. Detention-preventing slipLATEPASS
- 123. ___ AlamosLOS
- 125. Assurance after a tripIMOK
- 126. Playing card spotsPIPS
- 128. She even showed him some Frank Lloyd Wright houses, but he declared them ___PRAIRIEDOGS
- 130. Hawaiian gooseNENE
- 131. Arduous journeyTREK
- 132. CVS Health subsidiaryAETNA
- 133. Any episode of “Gilligan’s Island,” nowRERUN
- 134. Designer CassiniOLEG
- 135. Gumbo baseOKRA
- 136. IrritableTESTY
- 137. 95-Down accompaniersSIDES
WSJ DOWN
- 1. With 75-Across, vessel to the heartVENA
- 2. Source of magnetiteIRONMINE
- 3. Meted outRATIONED
- 4. Wood largely supplanted by maple for baseball batsASH
- 5. Some German camerasLEICAS
- 7. Uses the trackJOGS
- 8. Radio switchAMFM
- 9. Athlete with over 1,200 career goalsPELE
- 10. “___ All Along” (Marvel miniseries)AGATHA
- 11. CountryNATION
- 13. Bush brotherJEB
- 14. Berlin’s metroUBAHN
- 15. Swing for the fencesGOBIG
- 16. Unexpected complicationSNAG
- 18. Many a galaFUNDRAISER
- 19. Bless with oilANOINT
- 20. Wonder of musicSTEVIE
- 21. Went ___ (deteriorated)TOSEED
- 27. Fish-foul linkNOR
- 32. HaltCEASE
- 34. Incredibly unpopularHATED
- 36. NadirLOWEBB
- 38. “Sorta”ISH
- 41. U.K. fliersRAF
- 43. Gaelic speakerCELT
- 44. With the bow, in musicARCO
- 45. Purify a space, in a wayBURNSAGE
- 47. Full of energySPRY
- 50. Former Toyota modelPASEO
- 52. Dry as ___ABONE
- 53. Fingerprint featureRIDGE
- 55. Rolls’s partnerROYCE
- 56. Politico’s projectionIMAGE
- 57. Well-suited toMADEFOR
- 59. DodgeEVADE
- 60. Charitable sortGIVER
- 61. Narrow valleysGLENS
- 64. Key Watergate witnessJOHNDEAN
- 67. Pears that don’t change color when they ripenBOSCS
- 68. Talk to incessantlyYAPAT
- 69. “Wicked” star CynthiaERIVO
- 71. Where there’s a weigh?SCALE
- 73. Knightley of “The Imitation Game”KEIRA
- 76. Hired enforcersTHUGS
- 77. Person in a class of her own?TUTEE
- 78. Housing levelSTORY
- 81. Got the party started, in a wayTAPPEDAKEG
- 84. MultitudeLEGION
- 87. Touch downLAND
- 89. Parodic pieceSKIT
- 90. PC keyCTRL
- 92. Like windowsPANED
- 94. Diner fixtureGRILL
- 95. Online provocateurEDGELORD
- 96. Lines at the moviesDIALOGUE
- 97. DesireYEN
- 99. Handy communication skill, for shortASL
- 103. Language of Sephardic JewsLADINO
- 104. Canine coatENAMEL
- 105. Fisherman’s cryGOTONE
- 107. Seize, as an opportunityLEAPAT
- 108. Main dishENTREE
- 110. Industrial cuttersLASERS
- 113. Smug lookSMIRK
- 114. Bunk choiceUPPER
- 116. Pitchfork-shaped letterPSI
- 118. PlanningUPTO
- 120. ChowEATS
- 121. Ice cream buyPINT
- 122. Offer ___ of hopeARAY
- 124. ID theft targets, oftenSSNS
- 127. Reggae kinSKA
- 129. Opus ___DEI