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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Sep 20 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 20 September 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 Body Language. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Howard Neuthaler & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 57 Horizontal Clues and 83 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Buckle, sayWARP
- 5. Cry of shear terror?BAA
- 9. Molar partsCUSPS
- 15. City across the Delaware River from PhiladelphiaCAMDEN
- 22. Baseball family with a combined 11 All-Star nodsALOU
- 23. Truncating lettersETC
- 24. Vision-basedOPTIC
- 25. Eight-time Best Actor nominee whose only Oscar was honoraryOTOOLE
- 26. Dejected…or like a frenulum?DOWNINTHEMOUTH
- 29. ResolutionMETTLE
- 30. “Laters!”SEEYA
- 31. Hawkeye State residentsIOWANS
- 32. Encircled, as with smokeWREATHED
- 34. 5th Dimension frontwoman MarilynMCCOO
- 36. Hilarious folksRIOTS
- 38. Opening line?SAYAH
- 42. Spur…or a bum rap?KICKINTHEBUTT
- 50. Winfrey’s favorite thingsTHEOLIST
- 54. Toyota minivanSIENNA
- 55. Brest bestieAMIE
- 56. Sure thing…or a falconer’s hawk?BIRDINTHEHAND
- 58. PremiumTOPRATE
- 61. Four-time Grammy winner India.___ARIE
- 62. Rocker RoseAXL
- 63. Like a typical building by architect Henry Hobson RichardsonNEOROMAN
- 65. Recite rapidlyREELOFF
- 68. Brandy made from winery pulpGRAPPA
- 73. ArrestedRANIN
- 74. Dopey…or like babies, what with their fontanels?SOFTINTHEHEAD
- 77. Bike partCHAIN
- 81. Way in which one might become (or catch) an inside traderONATIP
- 82. About a sixth of Tibet’s populationLHASANS
- 87. Sleeper cell?ROOMETTE
- 90. Halibut habitatSEA
- 92. Inter ___ALIA
- 93. “…and that’s not even the scariest possibility!”ORWORSE
- 94. Annoyance…or a result of watching a long tennis match?PAININTHENECK
- 101. Two-time attorney general WilliamBARR
- 102. They’ll have you walking tallSTILTS
- 104. Object of a high-tech treasure huntGEOCACHE
- 105. Exasperated…or like a man who’s a member of a certain performance Group?BLUEINTHEFACE
- 109. UnsettleSHAKE
- 110. Hierarchical levelsTIERS
- 111. Pipe cleanerSNAKE
- 114. Raid participantCOMMANDO
- 119. Miniature hanger?BATPUP
- 123. It’s between hundreds and thousandsCOMMA
- 128. Jim Palmer, for his whole MLB careerORIOLE
- 129. Lacking resolve…or like a retired catcher?WEAKINTHEKNEES
- 132. Neighborhood north of UCLABELAIR
- 133. DuPont fabricORLON
- 134. Bad actSIN
- 135. Fail completelyTANK
- 136. When, casuallySOONAS
- 137. Düsseldorf denialsNEINS
- 138. A bit offODD
- 139. ResponsibilityONUS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Gum massesWADS
- 2. Eczema treaterALOE
- 3. Investment firm T. ___ PriceROWE
- 4. Pitifully smallPUNY
- 6. Hogan who was among the first inductees into the World Golf Hall of FameBEN
- 7. Where lost luggage might be foundATTIC
- 8. Cold burst?ACHOO
- 10. Standard soap opera tropeCOMA
- 11. Well-informed aboutUPON
- 12. Music’s Sutcliffe and CookSTUS
- 13. Trading areaPIT
- 14. Maker of Orange Krate bikesSCHWINN
- 16. O’Neill title verbCOMETH
- 17. RelaxedATEASE
- 18. Abolitionist LucretiaMOTT
- 19. “O, she ___ teach the torches to burn bright!”: Romeo, spying JulietDOTH
- 20. Vogue rivalELLE
- 21. Scholarship basisNEED
- 27. 2014 documentary about “The Greatest”IAMALI
- 28. Furry Endor nativeEWOK
- 33. Take turnsROTATE
- 35. Uppercut targetCHIN
- 37. Zest sourceRIND
- 39. British countySHIRE
- 40. Mountain homeAERIE
- 41. Mountain hollerYODEL
- 43. “Sorta”ISH
- 44. Langley-based org.CIA
- 45. 2023 Ryan Gosling roleKEN
- 46. Viscount’s inferiorBARON
- 47. Savory flavorUMAMI
- 48. Saturn’s largest moonTITAN
- 49. First-time voter, oftenTEEN
- 51. It’s uplifting when it’s coldTBAR
- 52. Employee groupSTAFF
- 53. Texter’s letters of gratitudeTHX
- 57. Basketball’s BaylorELGIN
- 59. Marine cryOORAH
- 60. Milanese luxury brandPRADA
- 64. Casual denialNAH
- 66. Weaver’s willowOSIER
- 67. Families full of characters?FONTS
- 69. Component of some modern vaccinesRNA
- 70. Court fig.ATT
- 71. Golden ratio symbolPHI
- 72. Sister brand of GatoradePEPSI
- 75. Small digitTOE
- 76. Fill with cheerELATE
- 78. Pinkish colorCORAL
- 79. Text that might be answered “gr8!”HOWRU
- 80. Leonardo’s loveAMORE
- 83. Yemen’s capitalSANAA
- 84. Smart guyALECK
- 85. Narrow fieldNICHE
- 86. Fermented rice productSAKE
- 88. Stark killed at the “Red Wedding” on “Game of Thrones”ROBB
- 89. Tried-and-trueTESTED
- 91. London lang.ENG
- 95. Peach and pecan, for twoPIES
- 96. “The Simpsons” composer ClausenALF
- 97. “Give ___ rest!”ITA
- 98. Group that advises POTUSNSC
- 99. Swedish model ElsaHOSK
- 100. Online payment methodECHECK
- 103. Don hastilyTHROWON
- 106. Napoli’s nationITALIA
- 107. Bay Area griddersNINERS
- 108. “Baseball Tonight” networkESPN
- 112. Totally absurdNUTSO
- 113. Sap-sucking pestAPHID
- 115. Centers of earsCOBS
- 116. Tri-level treatOREO
- 117. Ventimiglia of “This Is Us”MILO
- 118. Suffering soundMOAN
- 120. Indonesian vacation spotBALI
- 121. Mononymic singer with the 2007 #1 hit “Don’t Matter”AKON
- 122. Altoids containersTINS
- 124. Not hoodwinked byONTO
- 125. IntendMEAN
- 126. Cafe cardMENU
- 127. RequestsASKS
- 130. “Thou shalt ___ long be free”: Prospero, to ArielERE
- 131. This is the last bitEND