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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Apr 12 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 12 April 2025 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 Career Centers. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by David Stern & Ella Dershowitz & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 67 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. Potpourri piecePETAL
- 6. Bit of personal info, slangilyDEET
- 11. TaleYARN
- 16. Reggae forerunnerSKA
- 20. Wipe awayERASE
- 21. Handbag seller since 1941COACH
- 23. Unit chargesCONDOFEES
- 26. Retort to a doubter of one’s abilityCANSO
- 27. Body mass with a name meaning “little bunch of grapes”UVULA
- 28. Purple-topped vegetablesRUTABAGAS
- 29. Scottish city that probably doesn’t have any crocodilesDUNDEE
- 31. BefuddledATSEA
- 33. ShindigEVENT
- 34. Get a closer look, in a wayZOOMIN
- 37. Really mispronounce, sayBUTCHER
- 39. Growth siteUTERUS
- 41. Yours, in ToursATOI
- 42. “Gosh darn!”CRAP
- 44. Bozos, in Canadian slangHOSERS
- 46. Cases for podiatristsCORNS
- 48. Cry from a Verona balconyOROMEO
- 50. Some soccer shotsHEADERS
- 56. Song sung by Disney’s DwarfsHEIGHHO
- 58. Drink slowlyNURSE
- 60. EncouragedURGEDON
- 61. Small villageHAMLET
- 63. Company added to the Dow in 1979 after dropping out four decades earlierIBM
- 65. Justice SamuelALITO
- 66. Ballpark figure?STAT
- 71. Org. that aids startupsSBA
- 72. Fight siteARENA
- 75. Give a post more comments than likes, in internet slangRATIO
- 76. Craig’s predecessor as morning TV anchorHODA
- 77. Many a side hustle, and a description of seven of this puzzle’s answers, in a wayPARTTIMEJOB
- 81. “Over there,” to ShakespeareYOND
- 82. Break out in ___ sweatACOLD
- 84. “Past Lives” star LeeGRETA
- 85. Yellowfin, at the sushi restaurantAHI
- 86. Hindu honorificsSRIS
- 87. Solitary sortLONER
- 88. Luau loopLEI
- 90. Like a super’s keysJANGLY
- 93. “Wow! My mind is blown!”IMINAWE
- 95. Light on the rangePILOT
- 98. Barely managesEKESOUT
- 103. Nuclear treaty provisionTESTBAN
- 104. Sentence shortener, of a sortPAROLE
- 106. Jazz legend with an Egypt-inspired nameSUNRA
- 107. Sonata sectionsRONDOS
- 110. Take it easyLAZE
- 112. Grating soundRASP
- 113. “Give it a rest!”OHCMON
- 119. Neat and tidyORDERLY
- 121. Angle symbols, in trigTHETAS
- 123. Completely oppositePOLAR
- 124. Iraq’s chief portBASRA
- 125. Line in a book?EMDASH
- 127. Where do you get off?TRAINSTOP
- 130. “1, 2 Step” singerCIARA
- 132. Person who puts up with youGUEST
- 135. Fishy deli choiceTUNAONRYE
- 136. “Confessions” singerUSHER
- 137. Samurai wearARMOR
- 138. CIA predecessorOSS
- 139. Lower digitsTOES
- 140. Care forTEND
- 141. Tall and thinREEDY
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Delt neighborPEC
- 2. Historic stretchERA
- 3. Kind of chicken that might be served with a yogurt marinadeTANDOORI
- 4. PresumptuousASSUMING
- 5. Téa of “Madam Secretary”LEONI
- 7. Something you might find in your freezer or your showerDOVEBAR
- 8. Seine contentsEAU
- 9. PanacheECLAT
- 10. “The Iron Lady” subjectTHATCHER
- 12. “Don’t deny it!”YOUARE
- 13. Hill colonistANT
- 14. FDA suggestionRDA
- 15. What “check” might meanNOBET
- 17. “Night Moves” singer BobSEGER
- 18. “Sad ___” (2010 meme of an actor on a bench eating a sandwich)KEANU
- 19. Short staff?ASSTS
- 22. Pool pokerCUE
- 24. Grand Council of the ___ (Quebec political group)CREES
- 25. Top pick, informallyFAVE
- 30. Org. once led by Tim KaineDNC
- 32. Waves awaySHOOS
- 35. Galifianakis of “The Hangover”ZACH
- 36. Great Plains tribeOTOE
- 38. Barely leadingUPONE
- 40. Software licenseeUSER
- 43. Home device that doubles as a vehicle for catsROOMBA
- 45. Baba au ___ (spongy cake)RHUM
- 47. “Too loud!”SHH
- 49. Make a significant changeMUTATE
- 51. Petri dish substrateAGAR
- 52. Airport woesDELAYS
- 53. Sentence shortener, of a sortEDITOR
- 54. Helical pastaROTINI
- 55. Ornamental hairnetsSNOODS
- 57. Padlock’s placeHASP
- 59. “___ Kleine Nachtmusik”EINE
- 62. Tee choiceLARGE
- 64. Native of the Caribbean’s Bridgetown, e.g.BAJAN
- 67. Former NBC film critic GeneSHALIT
- 68. In the futureTOCOME
- 69. Beautiful youth of Greek mythADONIS
- 70. On-air performers, in showbiz lingoTALENT
- 73. Popular fabric dye brandRIT
- 74. Key of Dvoák’s “Serenade for Strings”EMAJOR
- 78. Klutzy moveTRIP
- 79. “Deary me!”OHGEEZ
- 80. SwindleBILK
- 83. Washed outDRAB
- 89. Joking JayLENO
- 91. Bikini you could swim around but not inATOLL
- 92. “Certainly!”YES
- 94. AlertWARN
- 96. Bygone music playersIPODS
- 97. Like a wooden jigsaw puzzleLASERCUT
- 99. “Whatever you say”SURESURE
- 100. Words in the title of a composer’s homageONATHEME
- 101. Bear in the skyURSA
- 102. Pub fixturesTAPS
- 105. Like a complex performanceLAYERED
- 108. Sign on a girls’ pillow fortNOBOYS
- 109. HangDRAPE
- 111. LGA approximationETD
- 114. Decide you willOPTTO
- 115. Son of OsirisHORUS
- 116. Extended familiesCLANS
- 117. Mother of HermesMAIA
- 118. “Welp, guess you hate that idea”ORNOT
- 120. Salary boosterRAISE
- 122. “Horrible” Viking of the comicsHAGAR
- 126. BlemishMAR
- 128. ___ Balls (Hostess snack)SNO
- 129. Square root of noveTRE
- 131. Philip of TV’s “Kung Fu”AHN
- 133. Lawn materialSOD
- 134. Make an attemptTRY