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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jun 22 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 22 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 Express Elevator. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Laura Effinger-Dean & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 73 Horizontal Clues and 67 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Dunkin’ treatDONUT
- 6. SnackNOSH
- 11. OwnsHAS
- 15. Olympians, e.g.GODS
- 20. Haglike figures in fantasy novelsCRONES
- 22. Clued in aboutONTO
- 23. Make a decisionOPT
- 24. SpecialtyAREA
- 25. Removes the paper from on Christmas morningUNWRAPS
- 27. Material for some cutting boardsTEAK
- 28. Most skepticalLEERIEST
- 30. Unable to make a differencePOWERLESS
- 32. Paul of “Ant-Man”RUDD
- 34. MinusculeEENSIE
- 35. English articleTHE
- 36. Cheering wildlyAROAR
- 38. They may be pulled or rippedMUSCLES
- 40. WingsELLS
- 42. Spooky craftsUFOS
- 44. Tennis pro CocoGAUFF
- 45. NFL leadersQBS
- 49. Brandy made from cherry juiceKIRSCH
- 52. Bridge replyREBID
- 54. Wheat cracker brandTRISCUIT
- 56. Soothe, as a bruiseICE
- 57. Latte orderDECAF
- 59. Tree whose trunk may be more than 40 feet in diameterBAOBAB
- 61. British singer OraRITA
- 62. Bird last sighted over 360 years agoDODO
- 64. Recital highlightsSOLOS
- 66. One in a black suitSPADE
- 67. It sometimes ends with a cliffhangerACTI
- 68. Metal-cutting shearsSNIPS
- 70. Like blue-green, colorwiseTERTIARY
- 72. Cal in CooperstownRIPKEN
- 74. Particulars, informallyDEETS
- 76. “You in?”WANNA
- 77. “So are we!”USTOO
- 79. Petulant personWHINER
- 82. Namesake of Amtrak’s Manhattan train hallMOYNIHAN
- 85. Reply paired with a shrugDUNNO
- 88. Snake dance performersHOPI
- 89. StartleALARM
- 91. Meds like Prozac and Zoloft, for shortSSRIS
- 93. Texting farewellTTYL
- 94. It’s a “theocratic republic,” according to the CIAIRAN
- 95. Price boostMARKUP
- 97. One might be passed on the trackBATON
- 99. Chuckling syllableHEE
- 100. GenerosityLARGESSE
- 102. Cramping-relief brandMIDOL
- 104. SidesFACETS
- 106. Mouse sighter’s cryEEK
- 107. Bikini blast, for shortATEST
- 109. Corp. honchosCEOS
- 110. Intro to art?THOU
- 111. New outfitSTARTUP
- 114. Big-box furniture and meatballs storesIKEAS
- 116. Turntable no.RPM
- 118. “Scram!”BEATIT
- 122. Resting onATOP
- 124. Saw wielderCARPENTER
- 127. Nissan’s luxury lineINFINITI
- 129. Four letters, perhapsMAIL
- 131. AllyCOMRADE
- 132. Instrument for OrpheusLYRE
- 133. Creature in ads for Xyzal, TripAdvisor and America’s Best Contacts & EyeglassesOWL
- 134. Curtain colorECRU
- 135. Altered, in a wayTOOKIN
- 136. Only landlocked nation in Southeast AsiaLAOS
- 137. Dissenting chorusNOS
- 138. Rough guessSTAB
- 139. Stress aboutSWEAT
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Big supporter?DCUP
- 2. “…but we could do something else instead”ORNOT
- 3. Utterance upon entering a garageNOWWHEREDIDIPARK
- 4. Lengthens, as a fishing lineUNREELS
- 5. RipTEAR
- 7. “Don’t look at this in front of your boss!”NOTSAFEFORWORK
- 8. Lunch time, maybeONE
- 9. Paparazzi targetSTAR
- 10. NonsenseHOKUM
- 12. Keeps awayHOLDSATBAY
- 13. Caesar, in a sci-fi movie franchiseAPE
- 14. They’re used for reinforcing concreteSTEELFIBERS
- 16. ProgressGAINS
- 17. Lode stonesORES
- 18. Indian abroadDESI
- 19. Fill upSATE
- 21. Dramatic debutsSPLASHES
- 26. Knight’s title, on “Game of Thrones”SER
- 29. Coral communitiesREEFS
- 31. Belgian brewSOURALE
- 33. Made hole?DUG
- 37. Mug, sayROB
- 39. Band-Aid rivalCURAD
- 41. HDTV typeLCD
- 43. Bro, e.g.SIB
- 46. Mentally agile, and a hint to the circled lettersQUICKONTHEUPTAKE
- 47. “Please,” in PotsdamBITTE
- 48. MarSTAIN
- 50. Isn’t seriousKIDS
- 51. It’s often a stylized letterICON
- 53. Some bottled watersDASANIS
- 55. Stop functioning, as a computerCRAPOUT
- 58. Foldable furnitureCOTS
- 60. TV segment whose first selection was “The Deep End of the Ocean”OPRAHSBOOKCLUB
- 63. King’s Gambit, e.g.OPENING
- 65. Button your lipSTAYMUM
- 69. UnderstandSEE
- 71. Respite on a road tripINN
- 73. “___ be my pleasure”ITD
- 75. Any of more than 1,700 in MelbourneTRAMSTATION
- 78. Cop car, to the dispatcherUNIT
- 80. AlthoughWHILE
- 81. Trio of Greek myth personifying the seasonsHORAE
- 83. Flowing cirrus cloudsMARESTAILS
- 84. Former third-biggest lake in the worldARALSEA
- 86. Russian refusalNYET
- 87. Cheers at soccer matchesOLES
- 90. Focused beamLASER
- 92. Sentimental fondnessSOFTSPOT
- 96. Insta postPIC
- 98. Informal refusalNAH
- 101. Kind of kitchenEATIN
- 103. ___ gratiaDEI
- 105. Tightly wound braidCORNROW
- 108. Chiding wordTUT
- 112. Places for porkersSTIES
- 113. Pears and applesPOMES
- 115. Semicircle, for exampleARC
- 117. Field for communication majorsMEDIA
- 119. It may be outstandingBILL
- 120. Singer from County DonegalENYA
- 121. Bushy doAFRO
- 123. Formal agreementPACT
- 125. Fall Out Boy fans, maybeEMOS
- 126. Musical set in the East VillageRENT
- 128. Binary baseTWO
- 130. Savings for senior yrs.IRA