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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Sep 14 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 14 September 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 Cheat Sheet. 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 63 Horizontal Clues and 77 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Lions and Bears (but not Tigers)NFLTEAMS
- 9. Monsoon weatherRAINS
- 15. Blue man group?SMURFS
- 22. Result of spending too much time online, facetiouslyBRAINROT
- 23. English exam part, oftenESSAY
- 24. Let steep againRESOAK
- 25. Pringles, e.g.?CONTAINERCHIPS
- 27. Tristan’s loveISOLDE
- 28. EmbezzleSKIM
- 29. Cap siteKNEE
- 30. Min. divisionsSECS
- 32. Reckon, informallySPOSE
- 33. Walker, brieflyPED
- 35. Deadeye’s forteAIM
- 37. Midsection protuberanceOUTIE
- 39. Six-tentacled villain in “The Little Mermaid”URSULA
- 43. Touchy-feely sci-fi characterEMPATH
- 47. Spirited gatheringsSEANCES
- 51. King Features competitorNEA
- 52. “King Kong vs. Godzilla,” e.g.?MONSTERMATCH
- 55. Fu ___ (sage of Chinese legend)HSI
- 56. Puerto Rican singer born Benito Antonio MartÃnez OcasioBADBUNNY
- 59. Leatherneck’s battle cryOORAH
- 60. Take offSOAR
- 62. Historic Warwickshire forestARDEN
- 63. Tombstone’s Bucket of Blood, e.g.SALOON
- 67. Sound about rightRINGTRUE
- 69. Like some notebook paperRULED
- 70. Creative classART
- 71. Center of a roastHONOREE
- 73. “Dum Spiro ___” (South Carolina motto)SPERO
- 74. Do some wrangling?CATCHCOWS
- 78. Company with a duck mascotAFLAC
- 81. Appreciate a great dealCHERISH
- 83. Overlong timeEON
- 84. Billy Blanks workout systemTAEBO
- 85. Bedouins, e.g.SAHARANS
- 88. Agonizing experienceORDEAL
- 92. “Dancing With the Stars” judge Carrie AnnINABA
- 93. “That’s the thanks ___?”IGET
- 94. Dressy pairHEELS
- 96. Legally transferSIGNOVER
- 98. Kitten’s cryMEW
- 99. Clasp for a popular timepiece?SWATCHBUCKLE
- 104. End for priest or priorESS
- 105. Coins that featured a profile of Juan CarlosPESETAS
- 107. Setting for some toastersDAISES
- 108. Styling foamMOUSSE
- 111. Check wordsPAYTO
- 113. Crumpets accompanierTEA
- 114. Sermon subjectSIN
- 115. HypothesizePOSIT
- 119. AlternativelyELSE
- 122. General ___ chickenTSOS
- 125. Apple’s apple, e.g.LOGO
- 128. Giraffe relativesOKAPIS
- 130. Emptied a vacuum cleaner bag?DITCHEDTHEDIRT
- 134. MumSILENT
- 135. World-wearinessENNUI
- 136. IntimatesDEARONES
- 137. MinusculeTEENSY
- 138. Is literateREADS
- 139. The Matterhorn, e.g.SWISSALP
WSJ DOWN
- 1. “The West Wing” networkNBC
- 2. Big dosFROS
- 3. Like young Abe LincolnLANK
- 4. “The Mikado” settingTITIPU
- 5. Crown coveringENAMEL
- 6. Vince’s agent on “Entourage”ARI
- 7. BrotherMONK
- 8. Submachine gun of WWIISTEN
- 10. Audit evidenceRECEIPT
- 11. Tough woodASH
- 12. Mother of HorusISIS
- 13. Place to be picked up?NAPE
- 14. Big name in food serviceSYSCO
- 16. Mumbai misterSRI
- 17. Handel oratorioMESSIAH
- 18. 2024’s was played at PinehurstUSOPEN
- 19. Caramel-filled candyROLO
- 20. In thingsFADS
- 21. ___-Ball (arcade game)SKEE
- 26. Packages at printersREAMS
- 31. Keeps goingSUSTAINS
- 34. Very, informallyDAMN
- 36. West of “My Little Chickadee”MAE
- 38. Genre akin to house and tranceTECHNO
- 40. Removes impediments fromUNBARS
- 41. React like a startled stallionREARUP
- 42. Snacks for an equestrian?SADDLECHEWS
- 44. “Shepherd Moons” singerENYA
- 45. Suffix in nuclear physicsTRON
- 46. Insurance lettersHMO
- 48. Stuff to be raked on a honey-do list?CHORELEAVES
- 49. Son of IsaacESAU
- 50. Man o’ War to Hard Tack, or Hard Tack to SeabiscuitSIRE
- 53. Carry-___ (some bags)ONS
- 54. Traffic directorARROW
- 57. Hops headgearBEERHAT
- 58. Bringer of ruinUNDOER
- 61. Gabbana of Dolce & GabbanaSTEFANO
- 64. Wood stripLATH
- 65. Middle-earth marauderORC
- 66. AlternativeOTHER
- 68. Crust of browned breadcrumbsGRATIN
- 72. SharpenHONE
- 75. Filmmaking fanCINEASTE
- 76. Selling pointASSET
- 77. Fish with a barbelCOD
- 79. Superior, perhapsABBESS
- 80. RoughCOARSE
- 82. City between Edison and NewarkRAHWAY
- 86. DimwitSIMP
- 87. “The African Queen” screenwriterAGEE
- 89. Work safety org.OSHA
- 90. InvitesASKS
- 91. Music’s ___ KimLIL
- 95. TV panel typeLCD
- 97. BeautiesGEMS
- 100. Cholesterol drugsSTATINS
- 101. ParticleBIT
- 102. “Here’s a thing that might help”USETHIS
- 103. HaltCEASE
- 106. Allergy aidEPIPEN
- 109. Edmonton squadOILERS
- 110. Words before tresUNODOS
- 112. On in yearsOLDER
- 116. AppointmentPOST
- 117. Tom Joad, e.g.OKIE
- 118. After-Christmas eventSALE
- 120. Fourier series functionSINE
- 121. European erupterETNA
- 123. ChancesODDS
- 124. Hearty supperSTEW
- 126. “Sesame Street” veterinarianGINA
- 127. Pitcher HershiserOREL
- 129. Porcine padSTY
- 131. Bovine mouthfulCUD
- 132. Yokohama yesHAI
- 133. Recipe amt.TSP