ad
Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Aug 24 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 24 August 2024 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 I Hesitate to Add…. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Mike Shenk & 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. Unwise request if you’re over 18HITME
- 6. Pushed roughlySHOVED
- 13. The rotator cuff muscles attach to itSCAPULA
- 21. Top, in a wayONEUP
- 22. Martin Luther, according to Pope Leo XHERETIC
- 24. Token, as a paymentNOMINAL
- 25. Fermented mare’s milk beverage that’s been poisoned?KUMISSOFDEATH
- 27. Honest courseUPANDUP
- 28. Vivacious qualityESPRIT
- 29. Talking toy bear of film and TVTED
- 30. Union man, familiarlyHUBBY
- 32. Covers a playing fieldSODS
- 33. StillYET
- 34. “Well, ___-di-dah!”LAH
- 36. Grint of the Harry Potter filmsRUPERT
- 38. Moody musicEMO
- 40. Femur and fibula, e.g.BONES
- 43. Waltzes featured in “The Greatest Show on Earth”?BARNUMDANCES
- 48. Adam and Eve’s bloodline?HUMANDYNASTY
- 53. Make publicAIR
- 54. Biological eggsOVA
- 55. Country with a Caspian coastIRAN
- 56. William Golding titleSIR
- 57. Market aidsCARTS
- 60. Femur and fibula settingLEG
- 61. Stroller’s spotPARK
- 62. Atlantic Coast Conference teamPITT
- 64. Treats unfairlyWRONGS
- 67. Radius counterpartULNA
- 69. Standard horror movie villainSLASHER
- 71. “My opinion is…”ITHINK
- 73. Two-card widows for which a game is namedSKATS
- 75. Jokes told by a “Macbeth” trio in a Stratford production?THEWITCHINGHUMOUR
- 79. LoatheABHOR
- 82. About 16% of the U.S., by areaALASKA
- 83. Performs something perfectlyNAILSIT
- 86. Pirate plunderLOOT
- 87. Scout’s quest, perhapsTALENT
- 90. Slushy mudMIRE
- 92. Words from the betrayedETTU
- 93. PossessOWN
- 94. Agatha Christie and Iris Murdoch, e.g.DAMES
- 96. Part of a dean’s addressEDU
- 97. Go the distanceLAST
- 98. Put awayATE
- 99. Mamie’s manIKE
- 100. Appreciative words to those who work at home?UMPSILOVEYOU
- 106. Reddit, say?FORUMEXAMPLE
- 110. Gifts from parentsGENES
- 111. Natl. Cryptologic Museum operatorNSA
- 112. Racer Wallace and golfer WatsonBUBBAS
- 114. Cub’s cave, e.g.DEN
- 115. Hurdle for Ph.D. hopefulsGRE
- 119. Poker paymentANTE
- 123. Major muddleSNAFU
- 125. Moorish word for “lord”CID
- 127. Classic consolesATARIS
- 129. University of Wyoming settingLARAMIE
- 131. Light units measured on a piscine retina?FISHEYELUMENS
- 134. Bingeing unitEPISODE
- 135. They bear armsSLEEVES
- 136. Joaquin’s “Walk the Line” co-starREESE
- 137. Had an unbilled part, sayCAMEOED
- 138. Shocking weaponsTASERS
- 139. Composer BrucknerANTON
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Obviously contrivedHOKEY
- 2. Not availableINUSE
- 3. Appeal toTEMPT
- 4. Naturalist nicknamed “John of the Mountains”MUIR
- 5. Start for Eratosthenes?EPSILON
- 7. “The Chi” network, in listingsSHO
- 8. BulkHEFT
- 9. General delivery?ORDER
- 10. Beetles, informallyVEEDUBS
- 11. Info for a train station pickupETA
- 12. Unable to decideDITHERY
- 14. Give the cold shoulderSNUB
- 15. Prepares for publicationCOPYEDITS
- 16. Org. for physiciansAMA
- 17. Attaches, as a corsagePINSON
- 18. ReverseUNDO
- 19. Sing the praises ofLAUD
- 20. Much of AustriaALPS
- 23. Subscription service’s rate of customer attritionCHURN
- 26. Flea market unitSTAND
- 31. A/C specBTU
- 35. Prompt that can be shortened to its second word as of iOS 17HEYSIRI
- 37. FacilePAT
- 39. Site of the 13-mile-high Olympus MonsMARS
- 41. It comes off of a cushionBANKSHOT
- 42. Sulky stateSNIT
- 44. Helgenberger of “CSI”MARG
- 45. Dress shirt insertCOLLARSTAY
- 46. Caterer’s bookingEVENT
- 47. Multigenerational storiesSAGAS
- 49. Hula swayersHIPS
- 50. Asian territory on a Risk boardURAL
- 51. Person who’s in it for the long run?MARATHONER
- 52. Paper piecesARTICLES
- 58. They get marksCONGAMES
- 59. Egyptian symbol of lifeANKH
- 63. Seat during a sermonPEW
- 65. Bridge forerunnerWHIST
- 66. Rockefeller Plaza feature in the winterRINK
- 68. Koa wood instrumentsUKULELES
- 70. That womanHER
- 72. Compared withTHAN
- 74. ___-disant (self-styled)SOI
- 76. StoryTALE
- 77. Like some notebooksUNRULED
- 78. Wild West?MAE
- 80. “Half ___ is better than none”ALOAF
- 81. Display reverence for, in a wayBOWTO
- 84. “I never had ___ good!”ITSO
- 85. Ballet wearTUTU
- 88. Talk to privatelyTAKEASIDE
- 89. Alternative to Visa, familiarlyAMEX
- 91. Hipster’s “Gotcha!”IDIG
- 95. Turns down, in a wayDIMS
- 101. Like a metropolisUPBUILT
- 102. Angels’ org.MLB
- 103. Georgia harvestPEACHES
- 104. NBA’s ShaquilleONEAL
- 105. City northwest of Los AngelesVENTURA
- 107. Anxious stateUNEASE
- 108. Org. for attorneysABA
- 109. MishandlesMUFFS
- 113. Bakery gadgetSIEVE
- 116. Salute, sayGREET
- 117. Detergent brand since 1908RINSO
- 118. Germany’s steel centerESSEN
- 120. “The Black Stallion” boyALEC
- 121. City north of San FranciscoNAPA
- 122. Decorative edgingTRIM
- 124. Call forNEED
- 126. Textile workerDYER
- 128. “Agree totally!”AMEN
- 130. Bossy bellowMOO
- 132. Yachting spotSEA
- 133. End for lion or leopardESS