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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Aug 31 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 31 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 Movie Magic. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Christopher Youngs & 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. Word after paper or moneyCLIP
- 5. Designer JacobsMARC
- 10. Parts of heartsATRIA
- 16. Past imports from SwedenSAABS
- 22. Certain somethingAURA
- 23. Topic of bargainingPLEA
- 24. Burrito fill, oftenBEANS
- 25. Roast hostEMCEE
- 26. Faucet that dispenses Johnnie Walker?SCOTCHTAP
- 28. Flee from nannies and kids?ESCAPEGOATS
- 30. Response to a doubt of abilityCANSO
- 31. “Is it I?” askersAPOSTLES
- 33. Ground, perhapsPUNISH
- 34. Check for purityASSAY
- 35. Film containerREEL
- 36. More pretentiousARTSIER
- 38. Ecstatic feelingJOY
- 40. Ran out of juiceDIED
- 42. Bank depositSILT
- 43. Retinoid targetACNE
- 47. FoundLOCATED
- 52. Shipwreck cause, perhapsREEF
- 54. Word with standing or waitingROOM
- 56. “Da 5 Bloods” directorLEE
- 57. Backstabbers with medical coverage?SNAKESONAPLAN
- 60. Village whose citizens are into angsty music?EMOTOWN
- 62. CharadeACT
- 63. It’s a long storySAGA
- 64. Shipwreck cause, perhapsSIREN
- 66. Rubs outERASES
- 67. Crash proTECH
- 69. Forget-me-___ (flowers)NOTS
- 71. Neckline typeSCOOP
- 73. File coatingEMERY
- 74. Those seeking a better dealHOLDOUTS
- 77. Appears in ads for, sayENDORSES
- 79. Only performer to twice sweep the Album, Record and Song of the Year GrammysADELE
- 82. RubbishDRECK
- 84. MiddlingSOSO
- 85. Freeze outSHUN
- 88. Business bigwigsBOSSES
- 90. Chris of Marvel moviesEVANS
- 92. Name meaning “faithful”FIDO
- 94. Honest fellowABE
- 95. Rodent occupying a London apartment?FLATRAT
- 97. Pickpockets’ paradise?EDENOFTHIEVES
- 100. Freund, across the RhineAMI
- 101. Visibility reducerSMOG
- 103. Pole, e.g.SLAV
- 104. They treat meatSALTERS
- 105. Hurtful remarkBARB
- 107. Wasatch Range peopleUTES
- 109. ___ leches cake (dessert made with evaporated, condensed and whole milk)TRES
- 111. Karaoke needMIC
- 112. Forcibly displacesUPROOTS
- 115. Lake that sounds like 112-AcrossERIE
- 117. ChillingEERIE
- 121. Lack of pepANEMIA
- 125. Delights inRELISHES
- 127. Was deeply hurtfulSTUNG
- 128. Irresistibly delicious suet?TEMPTINGFAT
- 130. Watering hole on a wealthy family’s private property?ESTATEBAR
- 132. Zosia of Netflix’s “The Decameron”MAMET
- 133. SuitBEFIT
- 134. Bohr studyATOM
- 135. Surrealist MagritteRENE
- 136. The seal of the U.S. president includes 63 of themSTARS
- 137. Big Apple-based 2004 spinoffCSINY
- 138. Taberna snackTAPA
- 139. “Should I get ___ of whitewall tires?” (“It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me” lyric)ASET
WSJ DOWN
- 1. One of Caesar’s attackersCASCA
- 2. Industrial Light & Magic founderLUCAS
- 3. Woods’ counterpartsIRONS
- 4. TV retiree of 2024PATSAJAK
- 6. MLB pitch figureMPH
- 7. Sanctuary sightALTAR
- 8. Brought inREAPED
- 9. Brazilian dance fightingCAPOEIRA
- 11. Risk being charged as an accessory toABET
- 12. Cybertruck makerTESLA
- 13. Meet people?RACERS
- 14. AgitatedINASTIR
- 15. Ancient Egyptian symbol of royaltyASP
- 17. TransitionSEGUE
- 18. Chief Egyptian godAMONRA
- 19. Fruit with a cedillaACAI
- 20. Takes the under, sayBETS
- 21. Informal meetingSESH
- 27. NHL team that folded in 2024COYOTES
- 29. EmbodimentEPITOME
- 32. Visits dreamlandSLEEPS
- 37. Sour blue-black fruitSLOE
- 39. Improv comedy rule of thumbYESAND
- 41. Hero assembly sitesDELIS
- 44. Near thingCLOSESHAVE
- 45. More up-to-dateNEWER
- 46. WeeEENSY
- 48. Aspiring atty.’s examLSAT
- 49. Second word of many limericksONCE
- 50. Gets serious hang time, in snowboard lingoCATCHESAIR
- 51. Make the world a better placeDOGOOD
- 53. “Noises Off,” e.g.FARCE
- 55. Social customsMORES
- 58. It’s “loved by what is best in us,” according to EmersonNATURE
- 59. Old Dodges sold mostly in rather typical colorsNEONS
- 61. Makes easier to controlTAMES
- 65. Succumb to boredomNODOFF
- 68. “The Planets” composerHOLST
- 70. Jobs in the computer fieldSTEVE
- 72. Puts forthPOSITS
- 75. Creepy looksLEERS
- 76. A large numberSCADS
- 78. Hillary’s maiden nameRODHAM
- 80. 1990s Britcom, brieflyABFAB
- 81. Stuffed grape leafDOLMA
- 83. Prepared to pop the questionKNELT
- 86. Its business is picking upUBER
- 87. Noteworthy lochNESS
- 89. Katana wielderSAMURAI
- 91. Takes inSNARES
- 93. Exhibiting the most smarmOILIEST
- 96. Little dog of “And your little dog, too!”TOTO
- 98. Risk meltdownOVERHEAT
- 99. Alternative to listing, in a wayETCETERA
- 102. Pointillist pioneer SeuratGEORGES
- 106. Pinball table partBUMPER
- 108. Achiever of tennis’s only Golden Slam (in 1988), familiarlySTEFFI
- 110. Afternoon breakSIESTA
- 113. Falcons tight end KylePITTS
- 114. Done inSLAIN
- 116. Legally prohibitESTOP
- 118. YokelsRUBES
- 119. LudicrousINANE
- 120. Wetland waderEGRET
- 122. You can bank on themATMS
- 123. Whiskey order specificationNEAT
- 124. Jane Austen heroineEMMA
- 126. WeeITTY
- 129. Jimmy Fallon’s employerNBC
- 131. Doc blocAMA