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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Aug 15 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 15 August 2026 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 If I Were You. 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 65 Horizontal Clues and 75 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Bad guyPERP
- 5. Buyer be where?MALL
- 10. Rugged cliffCRAG
- 15. Whodunit discoveryCORPSE
- 22. Garden workerHOER
- 23. Cor anglais kinOBOE
- 24. Expressive danceHULA
- 25. TickledAMUSED
- 26. Censorship-fighting org.ACLU
- 27. Give the cold shoulder to Dr. McCoy?SHUNBONES
- 29. Butterfly, e.g.MADAME
- 30. Top competitors, oftenSEEDS
- 32. Baseball great Lefty with a namesake bridge near Oracle ParkODOUL
- 33. Pays attentionTUNESIN
- 35. Something usually doubledENTENDRE
- 37. Revenuers, e.g.FEDS
- 40. Garage sale caveatASIS
- 41. Loses heartDESPAIRS
- 42. Cowled contingentFRIARS
- 44. Aristotle’s “waking dream”HOPE
- 48. Will of “Arrested Development”ARNETT
- 50. Use a Shop-Vac instead of a rake?SUCKLEAVES
- 53. “Walk on the Wild Side” singerLOUREED
- 57. IcesWHACKS
- 60. FascinatedENRAPT
- 61. Places for vowsALTARS
- 62. Toe treatment, familiarlyPEDI
- 64. Trilled in the heightsYODELED
- 66. Roles for starsLEADS
- 67. “No Exit” playwrightSARTRE
- 70. WithoutSANS
- 72. Tennis great ArthurASHE
- 73. Beard for Daffy, e.g.?DUCKVANDYKE
- 76. Island nation with a Coral CoastFIJI
- 81. Like boars and bucksMALE
- 83. Rejects with disdainSCORNS
- 84. Group of scoutsTROOP
- 86. ChilledSATBACK
- 91. Author WieselELIE
- 92. Indian loinclothsDHOTIS
- 94. Forward surgeONRUSH
- 95. Country singer RonnieMILSAP
- 99. Neighborhood west of EncinoTARZANA
- 101. Snippet of a Motown hit used in another song?SOULSAMPLE
- 103. Evening eventSOIREE
- 105. First-year law studentONEL
- 106. “Nice burn!”OHSNAP
- 109. Spanish turnoverEMPANADA
- 113. Talks incessantlyYAPS
- 116. Bread boxes?ATMS
- 117. Where cell phones don’t workDEADSPOT
- 118. Fairbanks in filmsDOUGLAS
- 122. Place for a barbecuePATIO
- 124. Backgammon pieceSTONE
- 125. SkillfulADROIT
- 126. “Drive carefully–90% of humans are caused by accident,” e.g.?SAFETYPUN
- 131. Sheepskin bootsUGGS
- 132. ThreatenMENACE
- 133. Boris Godunov, e.g.TSAR
- 134. CrownPATE
- 135. Fedora materialFELT
- 136. Many a DegasPASTEL
- 137. French door partPANE
- 138. OtherwiseELSE
- 139. Phone bill listingFEES
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Discontinued, with “out”PHASED
- 2. Epoch that saw the first early primatesEOCENE
- 3. Finds new tenants forRELETS
- 4. Moral Majority march?PRUDEPARADE
- 6. Criminal patterns, for shortMOS
- 7. Couldn’t standABHORRED
- 8. Registering the most decibelsLOUDEST
- 9. Carson’s successorLENO
- 11. AngerCHOLER
- 12. BleedRUN
- 13. Pub potableALE
- 14. Krypton, e.g.GAS
- 16. “The Myth of Sisyphus” writerCAMUS
- 17. Emirati’s neighborOMANI
- 18. Impertinent remark at a 12-step meeting?RUDESHARE
- 19. Ad Council ads, brieflyPSAS
- 20. Trucker’s rigSEMI
- 21. Ideal siteEDEN
- 28. In shapeBUFF
- 31. Trap settersSNARERS
- 34. Item on a to-do listTASK
- 36. Uses the good chinaDINES
- 38. Puck, e.g.DISC
- 39. Algonquian tribeSAUK
- 43. Some colas, brieflyRCS
- 45. Almond outlineOVAL
- 46. Le Pew of cartoon famePEPE
- 47. Abbr. on a town’s welcoming signESTD
- 49. Bounce your bootyTWERK
- 51. Currency of (and part of the name of) a West African nationLEONE
- 52. GoalsENDS
- 54. Refrain bitLALA
- 55. Flamenco criesOLES
- 56. Jazz settingUTAH
- 58. Many flat screensHDTVS
- 59. Snoopy and the Red Baron, sayAIRACES
- 63. ClipPACE
- 65. Bhutan bovinesYAKS
- 68. Do some poutingSULK
- 69. Name on a WWII bomberENOLA
- 71. “Auld Lang ___”SYNE
- 74. Russian country houseDACHA
- 75. Faucet faultsDRIPS
- 77. Glaciers and icebergs?FROZENSTUFF
- 78. Tiny bitIOTA
- 79. Enlist inJOIN
- 80. Res ___ loquiturIPSA
- 82. Assemble in great numbersMASS
- 85. Attire, informallyTHREADS
- 87. MiddlingSOSO
- 88. Soon, to a bardANON
- 89. In alignmentTRUE
- 90. Top-notch tyrant?BULLYGOAT
- 93. Agcy. that pioneered the internet and GPSDARPA
- 96. Dash abbr.MPH
- 97. “Casablanca” roleILSA
- 98. Mardi Gras followerLENT
- 100. Play breaksTIMEOUTS
- 102. Forest growthMOSS
- 104. Like some unhealthy attachmentsOEDIPAL
- 107. Current amountAMPERE
- 108. H.S. examPSAT
- 110. Orbital extremeAPOGEE
- 111. Widget plugged into a computerDONGLE
- 112. Bikini trials, informallyATESTS
- 114. Rabbit chaser of fictionALICE
- 115. Dev of “Slumdog Millionaire”PATEL
- 119. Like many a cellarDAMP
- 120. Ancient theatersODEA
- 121. Coffee dispensersURNS
- 123. CategoryTYPE
- 127. “The Racer’s Edge”STP
- 128. Botanist GrayASA
- 129. WhiffFAN
- 130. Born, in BordeauxNEE