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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers May 18 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 18 May 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 Let Me Spell It Out. 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 71 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Brand produced by the McIlhenny Company of LouisianaTABASCO
- 8. Deep cutGASH
- 13. Castanet, essentiallyCLACKER
- 21. “Suppose so”IRECKON
- 22. Speaker outputAUDIO
- 24. Head of the military?LATRINE
- 25. Application filing nuisanceREDTAPE
- 26. Material for a Coast Guard balloon?NAUTICALMYLAR
- 28. ConcludesENDS
- 29. By and byINTIME
- 31. “No ___ nada” (“No problem”)PASA
- 32. Blood-typing lettersABO
- 33. Put into wordsSAY
- 34. Oldsmobile’s last modelALERO
- 36. Moves up and downBOBS
- 38. Carefully winnowCULL
- 40. Doctor’s job when finishing a C-section?CLOSINGBELLY
- 44. Angler’s basketCREEL
- 46. They look like inverted v’sCARETS
- 49. Kirov coinRUBLE
- 50. Panera arrayBREADS
- 52. Tools for prep chefsPARERS
- 54. Big name in jet skisSEADOO
- 57. Suit in a Spanish card deckOROS
- 59. BeginningONSET
- 60. Damon of “The Martian”MATT
- 62. Admission into the venue for the NFL draft?PICKACCESS
- 67. Flight componentSTEP
- 68. CompleteUTTER
- 70. Classico alternativeRAGU
- 71. Yr. finishDEC
- 72. Sharp competitorSANYO
- 74. Speechless dwarf when he’s feeling more like Grumpy?SOURDOPEY
- 77. Word separatorSPACE
- 79. H look-alikeETA
- 80. Hiding placeLAIR
- 82. Oval or octagonSHAPE
- 83. “You are absolutely right!”AMEN
- 84. Flower whose petals are added to the greens?SALADDAISY
- 88. Scott in an 1857 decisionDRED
- 89. CommerceTRADE
- 91. Six-stringed instrumentVIOL
- 92. Drum kit componentsHIHATS
- 94. Blotter entriesCRIMES
- 96. Sees eye to eyeAGREES
- 100. AspirationDREAM
- 102. Flat-topped topperBOATER
- 104. Some revolversDOORS
- 105. Particular liking for overhead decor?CEILINGFANCY
- 109. ResponsibilityONUS
- 110. Come to earthLAND
- 111. Rapper ___ RicchRODDY
- 112. Crunch targetsABS
- 116. FavoritePET
- 117. Tie materialSILK
- 119. Hunter’s houndBEAGLE
- 122. Moneyless exchangeSWAP
- 124. Get rid of some of the accord provisions?TRIMTHETREATY
- 128. SynchronousINPHASE
- 130. Study secondarilyMINORIN
- 131. Wherein the world?ATLAS
- 132. Medicine cabinet stapleASPIRIN
- 133. Lead, e.g.ELEMENT
- 134. Call outYELL
- 135. Aretha Franklin song spelled out phonetically by the additions to this puzzle’s theme answersRESPECT
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Sonata quartetTIRES
- 2. Bowl, e.g.ARENA
- 3. Word before byeBEDDY
- 4. Play makeupACTS
- 5. Style influenced by jazz and calypsoSKA
- 6. Plane figuresCOPILOTS
- 7. HarmonyONENESS
- 9. Island with a delegate to the House of RepresentativesGUAM
- 10. In unison, in scoresADUE
- 11. Plop downSIT
- 12. The massesHOIPOLLOI
- 14. SophisticatedCLASSY
- 15. Chorus line?LALA
- 16. Bill producerATM
- 17. HollerCRY
- 18. Halema’uma’u Trail siteKILAUEA
- 19. FacilitatedENABLED
- 20. Keeps going in YahtzeeREROLLS
- 23. Br-, e.g.ANION
- 27. Suspension bridge supportCABLE
- 30. Start for atomic or angularTRI
- 35. Fit for sentry dutyALERT
- 37. Dizzy Gillespie forteBEBOP
- 39. Getting louder, in scores: Abbr.CRESC
- 41. DisturbingCREEPY
- 42. Tool for prep chefsGRATER
- 43. Future leafBUD
- 45. Spring bloomCROCUS
- 47. Ralph Vaughan Williams’s “Willow-Wood,” e.g.CANTATA
- 48. Military storehouseARSENAL
- 51. Blow one’s own hornBRAG
- 53. Singers’ retinuesPOSSES
- 55. Buddhist enlightenmentSATORI
- 56. Ides accusationETTU
- 58. AuthorizedOKAYED
- 61. Stan in CooperstownMUSIAL
- 63. Pretentious pancakesCREPES
- 64. Sushi bar appetizerEDAMAME
- 65. Virginia in 1861, e.g.SECEDER
- 66. Play makeupSCENES
- 69. Hwys. and tpks.RDS
- 73. Elvis hits, e.g.OLDIES
- 75. “Did that really just happen?”OHDAMN
- 76. Hair linePART
- 78. EquivalencePARITY
- 81. Big commotionsADOS
- 85. StatesAVERS
- 86. Gru uses one on the moon, in “Despicable Me”SHRINKRAY
- 87. Back downYIELD
- 90. Hepburn’s frequent co-starTRACY
- 93. Yokohama “yes”HAI
- 95. SynopsizeCONDENSE
- 97. Animal shelter signADOPTME
- 98. Lear’s eldest daughterGONERIL
- 99. Stand-up performanceROUTINE
- 101. No longer in the deck, maybeDEALT
- 103. Hardly a super duperBADLIAR
- 106. Retainer payerCLIENT
- 107. Ages conspicuouslyGRAYS
- 108. Sailing hazardFOG
- 113. EnlightenedAWARE
- 114. RudimentaryBASIC
- 115. Wasn’t frugalSPENT
- 118. Calf counterpartSHIN
- 120. Low pitch, perhapsBALL
- 121. List-shortening abbr.ETAL
- 123. The Constitution, e.g.SHIP
- 125. May honoreeMOM
- 126. Square root of noveTRE
- 127. Sunny saisonETE
- 129. Second afterthought, in briefPPS