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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 19 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 19 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 Reductio Ad Absurdum. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Kelly Clark & David Alfred Bywaters & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 67 Horizontal Clues and 73 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Embodiment of innocenceLAMB
- 5. DukesFISTS
- 11. Destinations for me daysSPAS
- 16. Plot unitACRE
- 21. Sport with counterattacksEPEE
- 22. BlatantOVERT
- 23. Philatelist’s findSTAMP
- 25. Chew toy for a bad dogSHOE
- 26. What to wear when Donald Duck’s nephew is trending?FADHUEYTEE
- 28. Showy bird that stoops to entertaining the masses?POPPEACOCK
- 30. SamplesTRIES
- 31. Urgently entreatIMPLORE
- 33. Sarcastic remarkCRACK
- 34. German prison campsSTALAGS
- 37. First game in a seriesOPENER
- 38. Be a burdenIMPOSE
- 40. Ella and Louis tune, e.g.DUET
- 41. Do some researchREAD
- 42. Semicircular lettersCEES
- 44. Hasty escapeLAM
- 45. “The Golden Bachelor” airerABC
- 49. OozeSEEP
- 51. Escort to the penthouseSEEUP
- 53. Soothing stuffBALM
- 55. Confused waterfowl?LOONASEA
- 57. Song to sing while slow-cooking dinner in a hole in the ground?STEWPITDITTY
- 61. Blows itERRS
- 62. Blow one’s topERUPT
- 64. SpottedESPIED
- 65. Kidney-basedRENAL
- 67. Benny Goodman’s specialtySWING
- 70. Keyed inENTERED
- 74. Third col. heading, oftenTUE
- 75. What you find in eight of this puzzle’s answers…or what you do when you say them aloud?UTTERNONSENSE
- 80. Classic British record labelEMI
- 81. Feeder visitorSPARROW
- 83. “Parsifal” propGRAIL
- 84. Rival of ParisROMEO
- 86. More disgustingICKIER
- 89. Wiped outSPENT
- 92. Unlikely candidate for prom kingNERD
- 93. Stampede of newly sheared sheep?BALDHERDDASH
- 99. Hem?GARBEDGE
- 101. Amorous archerEROS
- 102. Amorous in excessLUSTY
- 103. It’s used to walk the dogYOYO
- 104. Word on a Ouija boardYES
- 105. Relay segmentLEG
- 106. Tiddlywink, e.g.DISC
- 109. Leaves home?TREE
- 112. Does some course maintenanceMOWS
- 114. Bistro summonsGARCON
- 116. Bee keeperAPIARY
- 118. Performed a canticle, e.g.INTONED
- 122. Proceed with minimal effortCOAST
- 123. Raleigh resident, e.g.TARHEEL
- 125. “Name ANYBODY better than me! Hah!”IRULE
- 126. Lead in a film about the wonders of origami?FOLDERROLE
- 129. Hip-hop performance earning polite applause?CLAPPEDRAP
- 132. InactiveIDLE
- 133. When a turn might be allowedONRED
- 134. Tithing amountTENTH
- 135. “That’s all there ___ it!”ISTO
- 136. Egg settingNEST
- 137. ImpudenceSASS
- 138. LieuSTEAD
- 139. “Off!” ingredientDEET
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Some jabsLEFTS
- 2. IsolatedAPART
- 3. TV, radio, etc.MEDIA
- 4. SpottedBEHELD
- 6. Opposing forceFOE
- 7. Brown, e.g.IVY
- 8. Son of Ramesses ISETI
- 9. House shakerTREMOR
- 10. Unforested expanseSTEPPE
- 12. WarehouseSTORE
- 13. Some picnic suppliesPAPERCUPS
- 14. Bass boosterAMP
- 15. CoinageSPECIE
- 17. Music rights org.ASCAP
- 18. 2000 Juliette Binoche filmCHOCOLAT
- 19. Icy street applicationROCKSALT
- 20. “We need to get a cat!”EEK
- 24. Poet’s two-syllable footSPONDEE
- 27. Olympics chantUSAUSA
- 29. Hug providersARMS
- 32. Minimal amountLEAST
- 35. V constituentsGEESE
- 36. Have the helmSTEER
- 39. One of 11 for Julia Louis-DreyfusEMMY
- 43. Auto-injector brandEPIPEN
- 46. Phone beeps, oftenALERTS
- 47. Remained cheerful in troubled timesBOREUP
- 48. Pupil’s coverCORNEA
- 50. Comma connotationPAUSE
- 52. Mother for 1-AcrossEWE
- 54. RemainBIDE
- 56. Secretive govt. org.NSA
- 58. Con gameSTING
- 59. Sardine containersTINS
- 60. InhibitDETER
- 63. On-off switch abbr.PWR
- 66. Gomez and Morticia’s butlerLURCH
- 68. Hide-hair connectorNOR
- 69. Grind, as teethGNASH
- 71. Set rightREMEDY
- 72. Come to lightEMERGE
- 73. TV screen componentsDIODES
- 76. Potent puffTOKE
- 77. Takes turnsTWIRLS
- 78. Hardly guzzleSIP
- 79. Plaintive pieceELEGY
- 82. PurgesRIDS
- 85. Number that’s not composite or primeONE
- 87. Class-conscious group?EDUCATORS
- 88. Hwys.RDS
- 90. Osaka from OsakaNAOMI
- 91. “The Other” author ThomasTRYON
- 94. Neth. neighborBELG
- 95. Numerical prefix, of a sortAREACODE
- 96. Exchanges favors for votes, in CongressLOGROLLS
- 97. Not nudeATTIRED
- 98. Variety of dark grapeSYRAH
- 100. Dagwood sports oneBOWTIE
- 107. Two tablets, sayDOSE
- 108. Emcees’ deliveriesINTROS
- 110. BuildsERECTS
- 111. Lace placeEYELET
- 113. SleazySORDID
- 115. Student in uniformCADET
- 117. Reacts to a ghost, perhapsPALES
- 119. Hospital cryNURSE
- 120. Make merryELATE
- 121. Bus stationDEPOT
- 124. Pool divisionLANE
- 127. Bass partFIN
- 128. Genetic info carrierRNA
- 130. Sch. fundraiser, oftenPTA
- 131. Third degree?PHD