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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Sep 28 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 28 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 It Cuts Both Ways. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by David Alfred Bywaters & 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. Moisturizer applicationsDABS
- 5. Of immediate relevanceTOPICAL
- 13. Like some roles after creative differencesRECAST
- 20. Modern MesopotamiaIRAQ
- 21. Puts life intoANIMATES
- 23. Inexplicable eventMIRACLE
- 25. Diner’s readingMENU
- 26. “Get out of the way!”BEEPBEEP
- 27. Swarm acrossOVERRUN
- 28. German articleDER
- 30. Cheater’s sleeve contentsACE
- 31. Velvety materialSUEDE
- 33. ClamorsDINS
- 34. Gaol units?BRIAINCELLS
- 40. Pumpernickel needRYE
- 41. Frog preyMIDGE
- 43. Collections of matching office accessoriesDESKSETS
- 44. “At Seventeen” singer JanisIAN
- 46. Small and slyELFIN
- 48. Large purchase of 1867ALASKA
- 49. Front covers, of sortsAPRONS
- 52. Some prayer leadersIMAMS
- 55. Shocked cryYOW
- 56. Bikini, memorablyTESTSITE
- 59. Eve’s predecessor, in the TalmudLILITH
- 61. Astronomer refuted by CopernicusPTOLEMY
- 64. Young’s partnerERNST
- 67. BlackthornSLOE
- 68. Great sorrowDOLOR
- 72. Satirist’s weaponIRONY
- 74. Magnates who aren’t as big a deal as they pretend to be?FAKETIANS
- 76. ShimmerOPALESCE
- 78. Put a lid onCAP
- 80. Wind farm sightsTURBINES
- 81. Problem at an overlong wedding reception?FINIEWINE
- 83. MagnateMOGUL
- 85. Battery endANODE
- 86. Stop evadingFACE
- 87. Elite squadATEAM
- 89. Spots for sofasPARLORS
- 91. Flatten with a footSTEPON
- 93. Offering the most attitudeSASSIEST
- 95. Chem course componentLAB
- 99. Waste awayERODE
- 100. Euro predecessorPESETA
- 102. Become fond ofTAKETO
- 105. “Iliad” eventSIEGE
- 107. Steeped drinkTEA
- 108. MeansAVERAGES
- 111. Group of mountains, islands or storesCHAIN
- 115. Workout unitREP
- 117. Where the best ostrich feathers come from?PRIMERATIES
- 119. EndureLAST
- 120. Drying rackAIRER
- 123. Transit optionBUS
- 124. Subzero soundBRR
- 125. Much-used tabletASPIRIN
- 127. Ma and othersCELLISTS
- 131. Tiny bitIOTA
- 134. Straightens, as a hoseUNCOILS
- 135. Make light ofSNEEZEAT
- 136. Green gamerNOOB
- 137. Spots for fansSTANDS
- 138. FailDOBADLY
- 139. Concert boomersAMPS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Turn down, in a wayDIM
- 2. “Who do you think you ___?”ARE
- 3. “Set a thief to catch a thief,” e.g.?BANDISAW
- 4. Oil targetsSQUEAKS
- 6. Folder projectionTAB
- 7. Like Chekhov’s “The Proposal”ONEACT
- 8. Recital listPIECES
- 9. Get movingIMPEL
- 10. Truck frontCAB
- 11. Had for lunchATE
- 12. Barrel sedimentLEES
- 14. Split with forceRIVE
- 15. Middle of a Napoleon-related palindromeERE
- 16. Nonviolent protests at the Vatican?CARDINALSIINS
- 17. BitterACRID
- 18. HurledSLUNG
- 19. It can be perfectTENSE
- 22. Get movingSPUR
- 24. Real poserMODEL
- 29. “The Game of Strategic Conquest”RISK
- 32. They may be rolled or crossedEYES
- 35. Present time, brieflyBDAY
- 36. Move, in realty jargonRELO
- 37. “Cool!”NEATO
- 38. Pretend to singLIPSYNC
- 39. South Asian garmentSARI
- 42. “La Bohème” heroineMIMI
- 45. Do, e.g.NOTE
- 47. Photoshop optionFILTER
- 50. Vapor, in combinationsATMO
- 51. Soft ball brandNERF
- 53. 2026 Winter Olympics host city, to nativesMILANO
- 54. HighSTONED
- 57. Bring outELICIT
- 58. ImperturbableSERENE
- 60. Wiesbaden’s stateHESSE
- 62. Etiquette consultant?POLIEPOSITION
- 63. Leaves home?TREE
- 65. “The source of all true knowledge,” per LeonardoNATURE
- 66. Halloween decorSKULLS
- 69. RemovesDOFFS
- 70. Desperate insomniac’s resourceOPIATE
- 71. Cavalry soldierLANCER
- 73. Sweet tuberYAM
- 75. Simple ski liftTBAR
- 77. Al Jolson songSWANEE
- 79. Successful songsterPOPSTAR
- 82. AlleviateEASE
- 84. Earth viewed as a self-regulating organismGAIA
- 88. Sail holderMAST
- 90. Piscivorous mammalOTTER
- 92. Father of Thor and BalderODIN
- 94. OozeSEEP
- 96. Not just a cubicle?LEGIROOM
- 97. Fit to ___ATEE
- 98. Big suitBOSS
- 101. GawkPEER
- 103. Souk shopper, perhapsARAB
- 104. Devastating 2005 hurricaneKATRINA
- 106. Puckish expressionsGRINS
- 109. TickledAMUSED
- 110. Watcher of a Roman temple’s sacred fireVESTAL
- 112. Seasonal nameCLAUS
- 113. LacksHASNT
- 114. Pet-protecting org.ASPCA
- 116. Bench press targetsPECS
- 118. Island famous for its nightlifeIBIZA
- 121. Isn’t wellAILS
- 122. Tear apartREND
- 126. PurgeRID
- 128. Summer signLEO
- 129. Isr. neighborLEB
- 130. Hog holderSTY
- 132. OutdoTOP
- 133. Plank targetsABS