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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Sep 7 2024 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 7 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 Animalgamations. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Jim Peredo & 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. “Everything’s curious today” speakerALICE
- 6. Cockpit arrayGAUGES
- 13. Catalonia’s Monestir de ___ Pere de RodesSANT
- 18. One of 21 in this puzzleROW
- 22. Title character with zero stage presence?GODOT
- 23. Strasbourg’s regionALSACE
- 24. Online “friendly guide to all things DIY”EHOW
- 25. Mood music?EMO
- 26. *Tropical large-leafed plantELEPHANTSEAR
- 28. Flour pot?CANISTER
- 30. Do something spectacularly well, informallySLAY
- 31. Floral accessoryLEI
- 32. “Blue ___” (Kris Kristofferson/Rita Coolidge duet)ASIDO
- 34. Strongly encourageEXHORT
- 35. Drop-dead gorges?CHASMS
- 38. *Tessellated fabric patternHOUNDSTOOTH
- 40. *Big name in deli meatsBOARSHEAD
- 44. RuinUNDO
- 45. “The work of the child”: Maria MontessoriPLAY
- 46. Rebuking commentTSKTSK
- 48. Candidates for kindlingTWIGS
- 50. Superfan of a 2010s musical TV showGLEEK
- 53. Halloween store buysWIGS
- 54. Underlying motiveAGENDA
- 56. *Three of them score 150 points in dartsBULLSEYES
- 61. Palindromic kitchen brandOXO
- 62. ___ about (around)ONOR
- 64. Pump, e.g.SHOE
- 66. Top squadsATEAMS
- 67. Run afoul of the censorsCUSS
- 69. The rest of the groupOTHERS
- 72. Makeshift bibNAPKIN
- 73. Word with star or barCHART
- 77. *Real jerkHORSESASS
- 80. Battery componentsTESTS
- 81. WALL-E and EVE, e.g.ROBOTS
- 83. MealREPAST
- 84. MimicAPER
- 86. “Amen to that!”ILLSAY
- 87. “___ thou know me, fellow?”: LearDOST
- 88. They might need to be checked at the doorEGOS
- 90. “Nature” networkPBS
- 94. *Exceptionally great thingBEESKNEES
- 96. “Julie & Julia” writer/directorEPHRON
- 99. Diamond protectorTARP
- 101. Come againRECUR
- 102. Thorny plantBRIAR
- 104. Mexico’s national flowerDAHLIA
- 106. Org. that would object to 114-Across’s methodsSPCA
- 110. Fact-checker’s person of interestLIAR
- 112. *Some wrinklesCROWSFEET
- 114. With 114-Across, H.G. Wells classic, where you might imagine an individual with all of the starred answersTHEISLANDOF
- 118. PamphletsTRACTS
- 119. Not by injection, perhapsORALLY
- 120. Shifty things?GEARS
- 122. French vineyardCRU
- 123. Last part of this clubTYPO
- 127. Earned $200, in a wayPASSEDGO
- 129. See 99-AcrossDOCTORMOREAU
- 132. Call onUSE
- 133. To whom Jeanne d’Arc prayedDIEU
- 134. Morgan Stanley subsidiaryETRADE
- 135. Names namesSINGS
- 136. Walker on a signPED
- 137. Pinch in a kitchenSALT
- 138. Matched wits with Fritz?RHYMED
- 139. AgitatedUPSET
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Long time to waitAGES
- 2. Recline lazilyLOLL
- 3. Asset for an entrepreneurIDEA
- 4. Imitative individualsCOPYCATS
- 5. Oldest independent country in Afr.ETH
- 7. Hindu god of new beginningsGANESH
- 8. Part of a cockpit arrayALTIMETER
- 9. Destroyer lettersUSS
- 10. Primordial Earth goddessGAEA
- 11. Virtual wallet contentsECASH
- 12. GraveSERIOUS
- 14. Doubt a decisionSECONDGUESS
- 15. Cry of epiphanyAHA
- 16. Prayers before vespersNONES
- 17. Between, to bardsTWIXT
- 19. Overhaul a plant, perhapsRETOOL
- 20. Cosa Nostra’s gag ruleOMERTA
- 21. DeservingWORTHY
- 27. Lisa Murkowski’s constituentsALASKANS
- 29. Stocking pro?SHOPKEEPER
- 33. Grayish brownDUN
- 36. Time sheet fig.HRS
- 37. Out of the mill, maybeSAWN
- 39. One wearing very little clothing?DOLL
- 41. Vitamin or bingo callBSIX
- 42. Rock band known for videos done without editing cutsOKGO
- 43. PerformedDID
- 47. Binary baseTWO
- 49. Home warmerGASHEATER
- 51. PizzazzELAN
- 52. Sprawling holdingsESTATES
- 55. “My word!”GOSH
- 57. Sacha Baron Cohen personaBORAT
- 58. Natters onYAKS
- 59. Send outEMIT
- 60. Nos. on tax formsSSNS
- 63. One for the blooper reelOUTTAKE
- 65. Seller of many trucks in DecemberHESS
- 68. Slats in a chair’s backCROSSRAILS
- 70. Layered cookiesOREOS
- 71. There are 768 in a gal.TSPS
- 74. Nursery sightCRIB
- 75. Green featureHOLE
- 76. Up to snuffABLE
- 78. Giving the chef the night offORDERINGOUT
- 79. Tropical palmSAGO
- 82. Match audio to videoSYNC
- 85. Film set on water?PONDSCUM
- 89. Clue for the IT departmentERRORCODE
- 91. MutedPALE
- 92. Keir Starmer, e.g.BRIT
- 93. Rub-and-scrub hubSPA
- 95. Software contract most people don’t read: Abbr.EULA
- 97. ShotPIC
- 98. Antlered animalHART
- 100. Desert stretch walked by tens of millions each yearTHESTRIP
- 103. More expansiveBROADER
- 105. RearwardAFT
- 107. ClogSTOPUP
- 108. Sentence chunkPHRASE
- 109. Wrapped upCEASED
- 111. End for Gator or PowerADE
- 113. FoughtWARRED
- 115. Cafeteria trays, in a pinchSLEDS
- 116. Winona’s “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” roleLYDIA
- 117. Latte art mediumFROTH
- 121. Foretell the future with a crystal ballSCRY
- 124. HankeringsYENS
- 125. Knight’s traineePAGE
- 126. Give the boot toOUST
- 128. Firm upGEL
- 130. Cap for a wee lad, maybeTAM
- 131. Nine-time Rose Bowl winner: Abbr.OSU