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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jun 1 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 1 June 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 Taking Leave. 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. Amulet symbolic of the god KhepriSCARAB
- 7. Whole lotBUNCH
- 13. Cry in a fieldCAW
- 17. Vegetable whose largest producer is NigeriaYAM
- 21. Place for playingARCADE
- 22. Quick-wittedAGILE
- 23. Co-star of Farrell and FarrALDA
- 25. Greeting in LisboaOLA
- 26. Announcement on a cross-North Dakota trip?FARGOSIGHTED
- 28. Handled an appeals caseREARGUED
- 30. Fleecy femaleEWE
- 31. Wild guessSTAB
- 32. Marketing directed at selfish people?EGOCOMMERCE
- 34. Elton John achievement in 2024EGOT
- 36. Min. divisionsSECS
- 37. “I can’t believe this,” in a textSMH
- 38. Cruise for beatnik musicians?BONGOVOYAGE
- 45. LevelTIER
- 48. Tulsa sch. founded by an evangelistORU
- 51. Bobolink’s cousinORIOLE
- 52. Place for peelsSPA
- 53. Conga alternatives at Argentine weddings?TANGOLINES
- 57. Tennis player, in sports articlesNETTER
- 58. Fix firmly: Var.IMBED
- 60. Rules regulating interactions between brosGUYCODE
- 61. Collection in a Barcelona museumMIROS
- 62. Sweet morselsBONBONS
- 65. Steering system componentTIEROD
- 66. Valhalla VIPODIN
- 67. American Red Cross founderBARTON
- 69. AdulterateTAINT
- 72. Tic-___-toeTAC
- 73. Rivera’s reaction to Kahlo’s comedy?DIEGOLAUGHING
- 77. Hammarskjöld of United Nations fameDAG
- 81. Overtly affectionateKISSY
- 83. Where to conform, it’s saidINROME
- 84. FashionMODE
- 86. Sexology topicFETISH
- 90. Swift pursuers, perhapsBIRDERS
- 93. Like some strawsBENDY
- 95. French city noted for its laceALENCON
- 97. Starting groupATEAM
- 98. Loving touchCARESS
- 100. Oil patches in a shipping depot?CARGOPOOLS
- 102. Org. dealing with clubs and diamondsMLB
- 104. Airplane window materialLUCITE
- 105. Bonsai choiceELM
- 106. Shabbat destinationSHUL
- 107. Secondary study choice at the Institute of Cheese?ASIAGOMINOR
- 110. Little rascalIMP
- 113. Skimmer’s cousinTERN
- 115. “Don’t talk about this” contracts, for shortNDAS
- 116. Smoothie shop’s end-of-week special?MANGOFRIDAY
- 121. Wine barrel sedimentLEES
- 123. Butterfield of “Hugo”ASA
- 127. CarousingONASPREE
- 128. Exhibitors in Kinshasa galleries?CONGOARTISTS
- 132. Depart, in slangJET
- 133. Stockyard collectionPENS
- 134. Sister of Sherlock Holmes in a book series by Nancy SpringerENOLA
- 135. GI’s helmet, in WWI slangTINHAT
- 136. Need to repayOWE
- 137. NonethelessYET
- 138. Attach, as a patchSEWON
- 139. “Wednesday” star JennaORTEGA
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Call at homeSAFE
- 2. Where something may stickCRAW
- 3. Field measureACRE
- 4. Joplin songRAG
- 5. FussesADOS
- 6. UltimateBESTEVER
- 8. Aides for checkers, at timesBAGBOYS
- 9. Remark of repulsionUGH
- 10. Small criticismNIT
- 11. “A Fish Called Wanda” screenwriterCLEESE
- 12. Risk-reducing investmentHEDGE
- 14. Jazz singer LaineCLEO
- 15. First nameADAM
- 16. Puts in the ovenWARMS
- 18. Courthouse addressYOURHONOR
- 19. Phillies infielder BohmALEC
- 20. Put togetherMADE
- 24. Inverse trig functionARCSIN
- 27. Baritone role in “Otello”IAGO
- 29. Setting fillerGEM
- 33. Sets of eightOCTADS
- 35. ExploitTAPINTO
- 39. Witty remarkBONMOT
- 40. Tater Tots producerOREIDA
- 41. Highly corrosive acid typeNITRIC
- 42. BoardedGOTON
- 43. Soccer stadium shoutsOLES
- 44. CaperGAMBOL
- 46. Easter findEGG
- 47. EverydayROUTINE
- 49. Give a fresh look toREDO
- 50. Called onUSED
- 54. Second-highest card in pinochleTEN
- 55. Fabricator’s forteLYING
- 56. Fin Tutuola’s portrayer on “Law & Order: SVU”ICET
- 59. Dutch island territory east of CuraçaoBONAIRE
- 63. SweetiesBAES
- 64. Satyric celebrationORGY
- 68. Knights’ neighborsBISHOPS
- 70. Son of 59-AcrossTHOR
- 71. AspirationsAIMS
- 74. Summer musicDISCO
- 75. Lets flow againUNDAMS
- 76. Causer of mechanical troubleGREMLIN
- 78. OvertiredDONEIN
- 79. SupplementsADDSTO
- 80. Hot spouterGEYSER
- 82. Mattress choiceKING
- 85. Word of Gallic gratitudeMERCI
- 87. Clock partFACE
- 88. Israeli carrierELAL
- 89. FireTERMINATE
- 91. Clenched, as a fistBALLED
- 92. Word sometimes apostrophizedITS
- 94. Toto’s creatorBAUM
- 96. Drama in masksNOH
- 99. On better terms withCLOSERTO
- 101. Some navelsOUTIES
- 103. It may result in defaultBADLOAN
- 108. “Do I have a volunteer?”ANYONE
- 109. Mother of the TitansGAEA
- 111. Sporty British autosMGS
- 112. Georgia O’Keeffe subjectPOPPY
- 114. Dashes, sayRACES
- 117. Exceptional luck or powerMOJO
- 118. FreshANEW
- 119. Not claimedFREE
- 120. Budget allocationRENT
- 122. Recipe directionSTIR
- 124. Court legend ArthurASHE
- 125. Symbol of ArtemisSTAG
- 126. The Charleses’ dogASTA
- 129. CurrentlyNOW
- 130. Mop & ___ (floor cleaner)GLO
- 131. QB’s goofINT