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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 12 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 12 October 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 Country Music. 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. For-profit company?GIGOLO
- 7. GinormousGREATBIG
- 16. “Mr. Deeds Goes to Town” directorCAPRA
- 22. SulkingINAPET
- 23. Half of a Beats setEARPHONE
- 24. Squad startersATEAM
- 25. Lemon Pipers song (as heard in Libreville)GREENTAMBOURINE
- 27. “Gracious!”LORDY
- 28. Broncos coach PaytonSEAN
- 29. Altar siteAPSE
- 30. Longtime resident of the DakotaONO
- 31. Mahershala of “Moonlight”ALI
- 32. Hockey Hall of Famer GordieHOWE
- 34. Bruce Springsteen song (as heard in New Delhi)PINKCADILLAC
- 41. Mills Brothers song (as heard in Stockholm)SWEETADELINE
- 47. Scratches (out)EKES
- 48. Owned by usOUR
- 49. Paris’s Grand ___ des Champs-ÉlyséesPALAIS
- 50. Allow access to each other, as two accountsLINK
- 51. Make a muffler, sayKNIT
- 53. Pitifully smallPUNY
- 55. Boldly statesAVERS
- 56. Animal abodesDENS
- 58. Most resentfulBITTEREST
- 61. Small denominationSECT
- 62. Jeans strengthenerRIVET
- 64. President Barbie’s portrayer in “Barbie”ISSARAE
- 65. Hrs. for the Sundance Film FestivalMST
- 66. Icicle holderEAVE
- 68. Holds upROBS
- 70. Rugged rock faceCRAG
- 73. Arthur C. Clarke titleSIR
- 74. Big Bopper song (as heard in Santiago)CHANTILLYLACE
- 79. Surf shop purchaseWAX
- 81. Salt, in chemistry classNACL
- 83. Fencer’s weaponEPEE
- 84. “So sorry to tell you…”ALAS
- 85. Long Key State Pk. locationFLA
- 86. Credit card penaltyLATEFEE
- 90. Simone Biles’s eponymous Biles II, e.g.VAULT
- 92. BankruptRUIN
- 94. Types of faces?EMOTICONS
- 97. Drops the ballERRS
- 98. Shout-out wordHOLLA
- 100. HuffSNIT
- 102. Deserving of an R, maybeGORY
- 103. Currently availableFREE
- 105. Called, quaintlyDIALED
- 107. Basis of many a riddle answerPUN
- 108. Mardi Gras followerLENT
- 110. Bing Crosby song (as heard in Rome)ITSALWAYSYOU
- 113. Fred Astaire song (as heard in Paris)AFINEROMANCE
- 116. “I smell ___!”ARAT
- 117. AchieveGET
- 118. CloseEND
- 119. “Loser” singerBECK
- 122. Move swiftlyDART
- 126. Liftoff-canceling commandABORT
- 129. Harry Styles song (as heard in Nuku’alofa)WATERMELONSUGAR
- 134. Conduct painstaking researchDELVE
- 135. Tonsils’ neighborsADENOIDS
- 136. Confine, in a wayENCAGE
- 137. Put offDEFER
- 138. Precedent setterTESTCASE
- 139. Stein’s life partnerTOKLAS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. JobsGIGS
- 2. AboutINRE
- 3. Mother of the TitansGAEA
- 4. Type of surgeryOPENHEART
- 5. Spy novelist DeightonLEN
- 6. First Nations people for whom a city is namedOTTAWAS
- 8. Crown sparklersGEMS
- 9. “Hurlyburly” playwright DavidRABE
- 10. Suffix for ranch or pistolERO
- 11. Hindu character on “The Simpsons”APU
- 12. Sovereign seatTHRONE
- 13. Cartoon sound of one object bouncing off anotherBOINK
- 14. Guileless onesINNOCENTS
- 15. “Heavens!”GEE
- 17. City on one side of the ChunnelCALAIS
- 18. Ring-shaped isleATOLL
- 19. Fraught with dangerPERILOUS
- 20. Excellent, in dated slangRAD
- 21. Jimmy and Rosalynn’s daughterAMY
- 26. CopiedAPED
- 33. Maker of SkyBuild construction elevatorsOTIS
- 35. Yankees sport themPINSTRIPES
- 36. Tattoos, informallyINK
- 37. Pomeranian’s kinAKITA
- 38. Put offDETER
- 39. Volunteer sitter, sometimesAUNT
- 40. Call outCRY
- 42. Muscular jerksSPASMS
- 43. Urges to score, as a runner on thirdWAVESIN
- 44. Daughter of AgamemnonELECTRA
- 45. Gridiron groupELEVEN
- 46. Gridiron groupingLINE
- 52. Sickeningly affectionateKISSY
- 54. Member of the nobilityPEER
- 57. Demanding starDIVA
- 59. “Jesus wept,” e.g.BIBLEVERSE
- 60. Some have four legsRACES
- 63. Call from the bleachersRAH
- 67. Showy styleECLAT
- 69. Call from the bleachersOLE
- 71. QuiteAWFULLY
- 72. Pendulum studierGALILEO
- 75. MinuteTEENY
- 76. Aromatic shrubLAUREL
- 77. Tell-___ (juicy autobiographies)ALLS
- 78. Persian, e.g.CAT
- 80. Estate in “Citizen Kane”XANADU
- 82. Artery blockerCLOT
- 87. Hobbes, for oneTIGER
- 88. Budget-friendly company prefixECONO
- 89. Site of the National Security Agency’s headquartersFORTMEADE
- 91. VicinityAREA
- 93. It may be served à l’orangeROASTDUCK
- 95. Sufficient, informallyENUF
- 96. Course with obstaclesMINIGOLF
- 99. Casual greetingHIYA
- 101. Upscale hotel featureSPA
- 104. Antitrust org.FTC
- 106. Hackers’ hangoutDARKNET
- 109. Password componentLETTER
- 111. Tab productINDENT
- 112. Home of Baylor UniversityWACO
- 114. BrazennessNERVE
- 115. Pays to playANTES
- 120. Hospital unitsBEDS
- 121. DifferentELSE
- 123. “I’ve got ___ in Kalamazoo”AGAL
- 124. Bit of sitar musicRAGA
- 125. Uno más dosTRES
- 127. Go on to sayADD
- 128. Fuzzy buzzerBEE
- 130. Cambodia’s Angkor ___WAT
- 131. Mythical flierROC
- 132. Wasikowska of “Alice Through the Looking Glass”MIA
- 133. ___-Caps (nonpareil brand)SNO