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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Aug 2 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 2 August 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 Jobs ‘R’ Us. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Michael Priestley & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 71 Horizontal Clues and 69 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Transition pointsCUSPS
- 6. Bowler materialFELT
- 11. Wise guySAGE
- 16. One of 100 in Winnie-the-Pooh’s woodACRE
- 21. Kriegsmarine vesselUBOAT
- 22. Troy storyILIAD
- 24. Wheat pasta of Japanese cuisineUDON
- 25. Blow one’s own hornBRAG
- 26. Smartly old-fashionedRETRO
- 27. Right-hand page of a volumeRECTO
- 28. Koi containerPOND
- 29. Heroic taleSAGA
- 30. Babbling critic?BROOKREVIEWER
- 33. RetireGOTOBED
- 35. Some summer babiesLEOS
- 36. Beasts in the “Jurassic Park” filmsTREXES
- 38. Really amazingWILD
- 39. Leather’s counterpart in a Stevie Nicks songLACE
- 43. EnergyVIM
- 45. Yucky gunkSLIME
- 46. “A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte” painterSEURAT
- 49. Right-angled bendELL
- 50. End for smack or switchEROO
- 52. Spill the beansTELL
- 54. “Goosebumps” writerSTINE
- 55. Life coach on social media?GOALTRENDER
- 60. Skyline obscurerSMOG
- 62. Three-time MLB All-Star LongoriaEVAN
- 63. What you wish you could do to a disturbing sightUNSEE
- 64. Dorothy, to EmNIECE
- 65. Fivers, informallyABES
- 67. Tel. no. add-onEXT
- 68. Holiday that begins with a SederPESACH
- 70. Flea market unitSTAND
- 72. Brightest star in ScorpiusANTARES
- 74. Dishonest diner employee?SHORTORDERCROOK
- 78. Take inRECEIVE
- 82. “Hanging Up” author EphronDELIA
- 83. HostilityANIMUS
- 87. What Cortés and Pizarro soughtORO
- 88. Wriggling swimmersEELS
- 90. South American savannaLLANO
- 92. Clear of writingERASE
- 93. Turkish currencyLIRA
- 95. Gable or gambrel, e.g.ROOF
- 97. Road builder?LANDSCRAPER
- 99. Florida’s “Horse Capital of the World”OCALA
- 101. Popular apple varietyGALA
- 103. Mambo legend PuenteTITO
- 104. Move with effortLUG
- 105. Where to swig a sarsaparillaSALOON
- 107. Freeway entrancesRAMPS
- 110. Beast’s abodeDEN
- 111. King prawn of the MuppetsPEPE
- 113. Bill of fareMENU
- 114. Attacks by forceSTORMS
- 116. Limburger cheese featureODOR
- 118. Small cake servingsSLIVERS
- 122. Janitor?BROOMOPERATOR
- 127. Needle sourcePINE
- 128. Crewmate of Chekov and UhuraSULU
- 130. Revealing shoutVOILA
- 131. Garden guardianGNOME
- 132. FinishedOVER
- 133. Important agesERAS
- 134. Two foursomesOCTET
- 135. Didn’t sit byACTED
- 136. Banks on runwaysTYRA
- 137. Rogen of “The Fabelmans”SETH
- 138. Jerry Adler’s role in “The Sopranos”HESH
- 139. Bright colorsNEONS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. RestrainCURB
- 2. Lyft alternativeUBER
- 3. Mets slugger JuanSOTO
- 4. Con quest?PAROLE
- 5. Add fuel toSTOKE
- 7. Blaze indicatorFIRESIREN
- 8. Mtn. statisticELEV
- 9. PermittedLICIT
- 10. Home runs, in sports slangTATERS
- 12. “You Can’t Hurry Love” singers, with “the”SUPREMES
- 13. CommotionADO
- 14. Dinner summonerGONG
- 15. Provides funding forENDOWS
- 17. CategoricalABSOLUTE
- 18. Undersea herder?CRABDRIVER
- 19. Word with road or roidRAGE
- 20. “Yikes!”EGAD
- 23. Wooden rodDOWEL
- 31. Unimaginative dog nameROVER
- 32. Way outEXIT
- 34. Players may break themTIES
- 37. Edmund Pettus Bridge settingSELMA
- 40. AdvantageLEGUP
- 41. SoloALONE
- 42. Taxonomic level below phylumCLASS
- 44. Single-minded believerMONIST
- 47. Have ___ to grindANAXE
- 48. Nomadic quartersTENTS
- 51. Beethoven’s “___ Joy”ODETO
- 53. Pertaining to part of the lungLOBAR
- 56. Tenant’s textLEASE
- 57. GeekTECHIE
- 58. Online greetingECARD
- 59. Writer Ruth with three Edgar AwardsRENDELL
- 61. Salami source?GENOA
- 66. High guySTONER
- 69. Move like a droneHOVER
- 71. Street in mysteriesDELLA
- 73. Iconic anime set in Neo-TokyoAKIRA
- 75. Make a second record ofRELOG
- 76. MirthfulRIANT
- 77. FrankCANDID
- 79. Chocolate-caramel candies from HersheyROLOS
- 80. Drag racing pro EndersERICA
- 81. Marine prospector?CORALMINER
- 84. Leaves for Canada?MAPLE
- 85. DepleteUSEUP
- 86. Twilled fabricSERGE
- 89. Takes to the stratosphereSOARS
- 91. Muscle manipulatorOSTEOPATH
- 94. Pain-relieving plantALOEVERA
- 96. Neighborhood that was home to the Brooklyn DodgersFLATBUSH
- 98. Publisher NastCONDE
- 100. Top-tierAONE
- 102. “The Lincoln Highway” author TowlesAMOR
- 106. Cares forNURSES
- 108. Utah city named for a Canadian fur traderPROVO
- 109. CanoodleSMOOCH
- 112. Do some gambolingPRANCE
- 115. Strike à la SamsonSMITE
- 117. Heart, e.g.ORGAN
- 119. Unimaginative dog nameSPOT
- 120. Roman historianLIVY
- 121. “Whatever you say”SURE
- 123. Cheers for el toroOLES
- 124. “Rosanna” bandTOTO
- 125. Sinister signOMEN
- 126. Cincinnati squadREDS
- 129. Muscle targeted on a rowing machineLAT