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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 5 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 5 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 Gee Whiz!. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Gary Larson & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 72 Horizontal Clues and 68 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Kryptonite shieldLEAD
- 5. Major mining corporationALCOA
- 11. OodlesGOBS
- 16. “That’s so gross!”GAGME
- 22. Rubik of Cube fameERNO
- 23. Performers of the haka ceremonial danceMAORI
- 24. HeedOBEY
- 25. When some rights are denied?ONRED
- 26. Serial dater, of a sort?GUYDROPPER
- 28. Gorilla researcher FosseyDIAN
- 29. Provoking remarkTAUNT
- 30. LoathsomeODIOUS
- 31. Strand, in a wayICEIN
- 33. Did some fifingTOOTLED
- 35. ThickMIDST
- 36. Big squeezeBEARHUG
- 39. Be envious, in metaphorDROOL
- 40. Nice seasonETE
- 41. Liverpudlian drummerSTARR
- 43. ReleaseEMIT
- 45. Texas A&M teamAGGIES
- 48. PBS supporterNEA
- 49. Triage sites, brieflyERS
- 50. Broadcast alternativeCABLE
- 52. It’s across the board from the ConservatoryLOUNGE
- 53. Future doc’s examMCAT
- 56. DivineFORETELL
- 59. Richard Rodgers was first to achieve oneEGOT
- 60. Auburn teamTIGERS
- 64. Prime minister between Major and BrownBLAIR
- 66. Sweep’s sweepingsSOOT
- 68. CBS forensics showCSI
- 69. Find irresistibleADORE
- 70. “Slow Turning” singer JohnHIATT
- 72. Parsley family herbCHERVIL
- 75. Kitchen spill?GALLEYOOPS
- 77. Cabinet for displaying lightning bugs?GLOWERCASE
- 81. Sends homeDEPORTS
- 82. Slightly brownSAUTE
- 84. HavenOASIS
- 85. Part of a Starbucks orderCAF
- 88. New Year’s Eve song endingSYNE
- 89. Terminal areasGATES
- 91. Like some finsDORSAL
- 93. Notable timesERAS
- 95. Actor’s honorOSCARNOD
- 97. Shirley Bassey or Olivia Newton-John, e.g.DAME
- 99. Spoke like SylvesterLISPED
- 101. GangstersHOODS
- 102. Mean muttCUR
- 104. Smallish batteriesAAS
- 108. Sesame pasteTAHINI
- 109. Vodka brandSKOL
- 110. MannersMODES
- 113. Tampa Bay tight end, for shortBUC
- 114. Fibber’s admissionILIED
- 116. Kagan succeeded himSTEVENS
- 118. Satchel in CooperstownPAIGE
- 120. Prop upBOLSTER
- 123. Formal ordersWRITS
- 124. Surpass in strengthOUTGUN
- 126. HumdrumBANAL
- 128. Spring break spot, informallyCABO
- 130. Friars Club event honoring a curmudgeon?GRUMPROAST
- 132. Cara of “Fame”IRENE
- 133. Petri dish gooAGAR
- 134. Easy puttGIMME
- 135. Tiny amountMITE
- 136. Signed overCEDED
- 137. Do banker’s workLEND
- 138. DrinkOCEAN
- 139. Hill gliderSLED
WSJ DOWN
- 1. They’re blockheadsLEGOMEN
- 2. LearnedERUDITE
- 3. “You have a guess?”ANYIDEA
- 4. Bygone birdsDODOS
- 6. “Spark” singer ToriAMOS
- 7. Part of one’s race, perhapsLAP
- 8. Office machinesCOPIERS
- 9. Transport of mine?ORECAR
- 10. Network, e.g.AIRER
- 12. Hymn?GODNUMBER
- 13. Japanese sashOBI
- 14. OvercomeBEAT
- 15. Church assemblySYNOD
- 17. “I must leave”GOTTOGO
- 18. EquivalentANALOGUE
- 19. Antithesis of an easy A?GRUELINGCLASS
- 20. Tape, sayMEND
- 21. Summer hours in D.C.EDT
- 27. Dirt road groovesRUTS
- 32. Response to something going bump in the nightIHEARIT
- 34. Passed-down storiesORALLORE
- 37. Friend of MilhouseBART
- 38. Elegantly finishedGILT
- 42. Afternoon socialsTEAS
- 44. Starting drivesTEESHOTS
- 46. They might be checked at the doorEGOS
- 47. Alien-seeking field: Abbr.SETI
- 51. They might be checked at the doorCOATS
- 54. Country music’s HaggardMERLE
- 55. Moves stealthilyCREEPS
- 57. Jacket partsFLAPS
- 58. “Gigi” composerLOEWE
- 61. IdentifyTAG
- 62. “Sweet as apple cider” girlIDA
- 63. Like the calf idol in Exodus?GOLDFASHIONED
- 65. Amgen and Pfizer, e.g.BIOTECHS
- 67. Den, perhapsTVROOM
- 71. Faun featuresHORNS
- 73. Ready to submit to the puzzle editor, sayCLUED
- 74. Sympathetic statementICARE
- 76. It has many gains and lossesYOYODIET
- 78. Mexican mousersGATOS
- 79. “Unstoppable” singerSIA
- 80. Immigrant’s course: Abbr.ESL
- 83. Adam of “Uncut Gems”SANDLER
- 86. Early BritonCELT
- 87. Stage soloARIA
- 90. Sole means of communication by the “Guardians of the Galaxy” tree creature?GROOTWORD
- 92. Be boldDARE
- 94. Mike Hammer’s creatorSPILLANE
- 96. NASA approvalsAOKS
- 98. Disappointing fireworksDUDS
- 100. Stranded, in a wayENISLED
- 103. Wolf downCONSUME
- 105. John Adams’s wifeABIGAIL
- 106. Sculptor RodinAUGUSTE
- 107. Like some candlesSCENTED
- 111. Like liters and gramsMETRIC
- 112. EncourageSPUR
- 115. Auto adornmentDECAL
- 117. Mortensen of “Green Book”VIGGO
- 119. Molecule makeupATOMS
- 121. PlainBARE
- 122. Blow upRAGE
- 125. Still unfilledOPEN
- 127. Pen nameBIC
- 129. ProhibitionBAN
- 131. Cage fighting org.MMA