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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Aug 9 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 9 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 Make a Bee Line. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Gary Larson & Amy Ensz & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 70 Horizontal Clues and 70 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Too-short Wikipedia articleSTUB
- 5. Pond plantALGA
- 10. Addressed the courtPLED
- 15. “Things look pretty bleak”ITSBAD
- 22. Starchy Hawaiian stapleTARO
- 23. Wiener schnitzel baseVEAL
- 24. Campaign workerAIDE
- 25. Beside, sayNEARTO
- 26. Slave girl of operaAIDA
- 27. Grimm beastOGRE
- 28. Radar operators?BLIPREADERS
- 30. Fight fixers?BOUTRIGGERS
- 33. Course hazardsTRAPS
- 34. Clue cubeDIE
- 35. Cuba’s CastroFIDEL
- 36. Was humiliatedATEDIRT
- 38. Jazz trumpeter JonesTHAD
- 40. Burglars’ takesHAULS
- 44. ContradictDENY
- 46. Give in to wanderlustROVE
- 47. Grub for grunts, brieflyMRE
- 49. Lash out atASSAIL
- 51. “9-1-1: Lone Star” starROBLOWE
- 53. Parent, e.g.REARER
- 57. “Your wedding team and everything in between” websiteTHEKNOT
- 59. Composer of a symphony known as “The Palindrome”HAYDN
- 60. “Girl almost twice my age” in a 1977 Neil Diamond songDESIREE
- 62. Utterance before doing something daringHEREGOES
- 64. Brooklyn-to-Bronx dir.NNE
- 65. Short piano pieceSONATINA
- 67. Figured (out)SUSSED
- 69. Bluer than blueXRATED
- 71. Impertinent personSNIP
- 72. DeclineEBB
- 76. Sill sunnerPETCAT
- 78. Gets the pictureSEESIT
- 80. Some appliancesGES
- 81. “The Phantom Tollbooth” protagonistMILO
- 83. Earned after expensesNETTED
- 85. Harvard gradCANTAB
- 87. Talks foolishlyBLITHERS
- 89. Jack Ryan’s org.CIA
- 91. Planet’s busiest woman?LOISLANE
- 95. Potentially messy party gameEGGTOSS
- 96. Have a cowCALVE
- 99. Condemned to the scrap yardTOTALED
- 100. Works to get off the injured listREHABS
- 101. 420 symbolPOTLEAF
- 104. Like matryoshka dollsNESTED
- 105. First primeTWO
- 106. ElbowPOKE
- 108. Embodiment of loveEROS
- 110. Novel idea?STORY
- 111. Aragonese artistGOYA
- 114. Begins slowlyEASESIN
- 117. Cut again, as the lawnREMOW
- 119. Stadium cheerOLE
- 120. Bank of China Tower designerIMPEI
- 122. Customs declarations?BORDERFORMS
- 127. Boring Catholic services?BLANDMASSES
- 130. “Heavens!”OHMY
- 131. DisturbROIL
- 132. In a breezy mannerAIRILY
- 133. “Je t’___” (French valentine phrase)AIME
- 134. Russian duo with the 2003 hit “All the Things She Said”TATU
- 135. “___ arigato”DOMO
- 136. Notable exploitsGESTES
- 137. Leave speechlessSTUN
- 138. “Don’t worry about me”IMOK
- 139. RungSTEP
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Wild guessSTAB
- 2. “Higher” singer CruzTAIO
- 3. Karachi languageURDU
- 4. Incompetent sailors?BOATFLAKES
- 6. SkirtAVOID
- 7. Made a run for (it)LEGGED
- 8. Scope customerGARGLER
- 9. On the quiet side?ALEE
- 11. Brewer FrederickPABST
- 12. Rapper ___ Nas XLIL
- 13. Shorten in the cutting roomEDITDOWN
- 14. StripDEPRIVE
- 16. Like a bumblerINEPT
- 17. They come in green, white and black varietiesTEAS
- 18. In a blue stateSAD
- 19. Farm-raised sardines?BREDHERRING
- 20. Parts of heartsATRIA
- 21. Given drugsDOSED
- 29. Hardly ubiquitousRARE
- 31. RevoltingRISINGUP
- 32. Big name in shadesRAYBAN
- 37. Wind and water, e.g.ERODERS
- 39. AttributesTRAITS
- 41. “What ___ God wrought?”HATH
- 42. Queens stadium nameASHE
- 43. Manipulative oneUSER
- 45. Japanese drama genreNOH
- 48. Big butteMESA
- 50. Lack of precisionLOOSENESS
- 52. Minnesota’s WNBA teamLYNX
- 54. PerformanceRENDITION
- 55. Counting rhyme starterEENIE
- 56. Gathers inREAPS
- 58. Perfume counter bottlesTESTERS
- 61. Fails toDOESNOT
- 63. Small denominationsSECTS
- 66. Pocket, saySTEAL
- 68. “Swing ___ Hammer” (Harry Belafonte album)DAT
- 70. Early nuclear agcy.AEC
- 73. Glowing coalEMBER
- 74. Worthless talk, slangilyBILGE
- 75. Irish Potato Famine era?BLIGHTYEARS
- 77. Some Mexican beersTECATES
- 79. Suggests, to the palateTASTESOF
- 82. Site of prime minister Mark Carney’s officeOTTAWA
- 84. Parsley family herbDILL
- 86. “Fire in the hole!”?BLASTWORDS
- 88. Bygone boxcar riderHOBO
- 90. Skin care brandAVEENO
- 92. Chorus voiceALTO
- 93. “What, will these hands ___ be clean?”: Lady MacbethNEER
- 94. WhirlEDDY
- 97. Ad slogan of the 1980sCOKEISIT
- 98. AttentionEAR
- 102. Pretends to bePOSESAS
- 103. University in the BronxFORDHAM
- 107. Family manPAPA
- 109. Apparently doSEEMTO
- 112. Emergency evacuation kitGOBAG
- 113. Snowboarder’s jumpOLLIE
- 115. TV awardsEMMYS
- 116. “Ghosts” writerIBSEN
- 118. Character on poison warning stickersMRYUK
- 121. Like some chatterIDLE
- 123. Naan kinROTI
- 124. Tooth partROOT
- 125. Performer who might be trapped in a boxMIME
- 126. Unappetizing gruelSLOP
- 128. Minor complaintNIT
- 129. It’ll never flyEMU