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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jun 4 2024 were just published. The solution for Tuesday, 4 June 2024 Puzzle is here for you, if you need help.
The Puzzle Grid for Today is 15 boxes wide and 15 boxes tall. It’s name is Backfield. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Josh Goodman & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 37 Horizontal Clues and 39 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. House workACT
- 4. StewFRET
- 9. ArrivedCAME
- 14. Feeling after doing squat?ACHE
- 16. Dash, e.g.RACE
- 17. Winner of the first Oscar for Best Animated FeatureSHREK
- 19. Do an impossible geometry featSQUARETHECIRCLE
- 22. ___! Brands (parent of KFC and Taco Bell)YUM
- 23. Cookie that’s been vegan since 1998OREO
- 24. Ear-related prefixOTO
- 25. Smeared in ink?LIBELED
- 27. Movement of ridersTRANSIT
- 32. To any extentATALL
- 33. Armstrong and Aldrin collected about 47 pounds of themMOONROCKS
- 35. SorrowsWOES
- 37. Charlemagne ruled it: Abbr.HRE
- 38. Butter in moisturizersSHEA
- 39. “Abbott Elementary” principalAVA
- 42. “Let You Love Me” singerRITAORA
- 45. Henley Regatta toolOAR
- 46. Like a wet noodleLIMP
- 48. Be off the markERR
- 49. Highest part of many a farmsteadSILO
- 51. Site of a famous London “zebra crossing”ABBEYROAD
- 54. Romeo and Juliet, e.g.ROLES
- 57. Liner stopSEAPORT
- 58. At the plateUPTOBAT
- 60. “Chandelier” singerSIA
- 61. VicinityAREA
- 63. Buckeyes of the NCAAOSU
- 64. Contrary to what’s expected, or how the circled letters are flowingAGAINSTTHEGRAIN
- 70. Bad basketball shot, in slangBRICK
- 71. Omani moneyRIAL
- 72. Places to visit on Safari?URLS
- 73. Sport of heavyweightsSUMO
- 74. Bread boxes?ATMS
- 75. Ice cream mogul JosephEDY
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Let off, in a wayACQUIT
- 2. “Tubthumping” bandCHUMBAWAMBA
- 3. Lapsang souchong, e.g.TEA
- 5. Brother, in BretagneFRERE
- 6. Like Red Dead Redemption 2RATEDM
- 7. Cavern effectECHO
- 8. Placekicker’s aidTEE
- 10. Time personified, in ancient timesCHRONOS
- 11. Compass traceARC
- 12. Brooks of “High Anxiety”MEL
- 13. Squeeze (out)EKE
- 15. Safe havensASYLA
- 18. Indian luteSITAR
- 20. Salon itemROLLER
- 21. Bodega locations, oftenCORNERS
- 26. “Mr. Blue Sky” bandELO
- 28. Lawn mower brandTORO
- 29. Class-conscious group?SCHOOLBOARD
- 30. Seller of Jokkmokk tablesIKEA
- 31. Nicholas II, e.g.TSAR
- 34. Catherine of “Best in Show”OHARA
- 36. Western rangeSIERRAS
- 40. “Such a pity”ALAS
- 41. General atmosphereVIBE
- 43. Relaxed paceTROT
- 44. Apple tracking deviceAIRTAG
- 47. Parent of Frito-Lay and BublyPEPSICO
- 50. Bathroom, in BathLOO
- 52. Snatching sound coined by “The Simpsons” writersYOINK
- 53. Home of DukeDURHAM
- 55. Without difficultyEASILY
- 56. AstoundsSTUNS
- 59. Some produce discardsPEELS
- 62. SquabblingATIT
- 65. Six-pack makeupABS
- 66. “Despicable Me” villainGRU
- 67. GoalAIM
- 68. Refrain syllableTRA
- 69. Feel remorse aboutRUE