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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Aug 3 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 3 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 Well, That Took a Funny Turn!. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Kevin Christian & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 68 Horizontal Clues and 72 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Radio system developed by MotorolaAMSTEREO
- 9. Speeder from Union Station to Back Bay StationACELA
- 15. Logician KurtGODEL
- 21. Damage on a chew toyBITEMARK
- 22. Many Indians and Sri LankansTAMILS
- 24. How pastrami may be orderedONRYE
- 25. Like some indicatorsECONOMIC
- 26. Be a bad influence onENABLE
- 27. Psychoanalysis subjectsFEARS
- 28. Play in which Robert Morse played CapoteTRU
- 29. Clapton classicCOCAINE
- 31. Musician’s semibreves (Jay)WHOLTES
- 33. Beginning with some problems (Chris)OFFTOARYSTART
- 38. S&L offeringIRA
- 39. Caramel-topped dessertFLAN
- 40. Issa who played President BarbieRAE
- 41. Aunt in AlicanteTIA
- 42. Adventure hero created by cartoonist HergéTINTIN
- 46. Stew ingredientGREENBEAN
- 50. “Hacks” star SmartJEAN
- 52. AbruptTERSE
- 53. 43,560 square feetACRE
- 54. Rose of Guns N’ RosesAXL
- 55. SeethingMAD
- 57. Chaotic placeZOO
- 60. Rub the wrong wayRILE
- 61. Adam Clayton of U2, e.g.BASSIST
- 63. Item headed to a sawmillLOG
- 65. “That’s hilarious!”HAHA
- 67. Piece with a pointOPED
- 68. Composer ProkofievSERGEI
- 70. Flavor enhancer (Margaret)PINCFSALT
- 73. Part of some Disney+ bundlesESPN
- 77. “What a shame!”ALAS
- 78. Birth state of seven presidentsOHIO
- 79. Subject of a Shakespearean soothsayer’s warningIDES
- 80. Quick drawer (Kevin)SKETCHIST
- 82. Was nomadicROAMED
- 84. “Vamoose!”SCAT
- 86. Ice planet in “The Empire Strikes Back”HOTH
- 87. Stock holderPEN
- 89. 1909 Richard Strauss operaELEKTRA
- 94. NogginPATE
- 95. Ellipsis alternative, maybeETC
- 96. Android rivalIOS
- 98. ConcessionSOP
- 100. MindHEED
- 101. Bright-eyedALERT
- 103. “Property Brothers” channelHGTV
- 105. Sandwich optionTUNASALAD
- 108. Word repeated by Danny in “The Shining”REDRUM
- 110. Goddess of the dawnEOS
- 111. Word with water or danceTAP
- 113. Sushi bar offeringSAKE
- 114. “___ you kidding?”ARE
- 115. Entertainers found in the circled letters of this gridSTANDUPCOMICS
- 119. Winery containers (Roseanne)OAKBELS
- 124. With dexterityADEPTLY
- 125. Cry of insightAHA
- 127. Academy froshPLEBE
- 128. Senators’ homeOTTAWA
- 130. TogetherINUNISON
- 134. Sean of “Rudy”ASTIN
- 135. Certain laundry loadWHITES
- 136. Oilers’ homeEDMONTON
- 137. PillagesLOOTS
- 138. Cars advertised with the slogan “Wir leben Autos”OPELS
- 139. AversionDISTASTE
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Help badlyABET
- 2. Very littleMICRO
- 3. Nestlé frozen food brandSTOUFFERS
- 4. X, at timesTEN
- 5. Brooding music genreEMO
- 6. Sign between fish and bullRAM
- 7. Model MenaERICA
- 8. Part of the Tombstone Historic DistrictOKCORRAL
- 10. RelaxedATEASE
- 11. “Not another word!”CANIT
- 12. Flowed forthEMANATED
- 13. Its capital is MonroviaLIBERIA
- 14. TotalityALL
- 16. “Be my guest!”GOFORIT
- 17. Narrow wayONELANEROAD
- 18. “Phooey!”DRAT
- 19. Brontë’s JaneEYRE
- 20. Reduced amountLESS
- 23. Attach a patchSEW
- 30. Partner of magenta, yellow and blackCYAN
- 32. Red peg, in BattleshipHIT
- 34. Heads for the hillsFLEES
- 35. Try for bronze?TAN
- 36. At first, maybeONBASE
- 37. Its capital is DodomaTANZANIA
- 43. Rare batting featTRIPLE
- 44. KeysISLETS
- 45. ObligationNEED
- 47. PrattleGAB
- 48. GE acquisition of 1986RCA
- 49. Like Tabasco’s Scorpion SauceEXTRAHOT
- 51. Sharp projectionJAG
- 56. Like fresh cupcakesMOIST
- 58. “You must be kidding me!”OHCOMEON
- 59. LummoxOAF
- 62. “That ___ funny!”ISNT
- 64. Chow line?LEASH
- 66. Affectionate greetingHIHON
- 69. SnagsGLITCHES
- 71. Small openingsPORES
- 72. Any of 12 on a dodecagonSIDE
- 74. Run with four sharpsESCALE
- 75. Did salchows and lutzesSKATED
- 76. Brother of Flopsy, Mopsy and Cotton-tailPETERRABBIT
- 81. Michael of “Saturday Night Live”CHE
- 83. Westernmost Texas cityELPASO
- 85. Prepare for a boutSPAR
- 88. PBS documentary seriesPOV
- 90. Brownish yellowKHAKI
- 91. AirsTELECASTS
- 92. “Fool (If You Think It’s Over)” singer ChrisREA
- 93. InterjectADD
- 97. “We’re on!”ITSADATE
- 99. ProvidedSUPPLIED
- 102. Soup holdersTUREENS
- 104. Heard from an informant, maybeGOTATIP
- 106. Like guitar stringsTAUT
- 107. “Stay With Me” singer SmithSAM
- 109. Funny BrooksMEL
- 112. QB’s accomplishmentTDPASS
- 116. Banister supportNEWEL
- 117. Grammy winner LauperCYNDI
- 118. “Ask away”SHOOT
- 120. Gem with fire and water varietiesOPAL
- 121. “And another thing…”ALSO
- 122. Low-carb dietKETO
- 123. PlantSOW
- 126. Rice on a shelfANNE
- 129. Even if, brieflyTHO
- 131. Sounds of hesitationUMS
- 132. Undoing wordNOT
- 133. Garten of the Food NetworkINA