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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Apr 5 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 5 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 Beastly!. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Mike Shenk & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 62 Horizontal Clues and 74 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Crosses to bear, perhapsMEDALS
- 7. ___ artery (vessel at the pelvis)ILIAC
- 13. Mushroom grown on a logSHIITAKE
- 22. Classic sci-fi story anthology of 1950IROBOT
- 23. Any of 17 in Byron’s “Don Juan” (the last unfinished)CANTO
- 24. Quebec’s eastern neighborLABRADOR
- 25. Cantankerous interstellar cloud?CRABBYNEBULA
- 27. Kindles, e.g.EREADERS
- 28. Moves through a membraneOSMOSES
- 29. Winning coach in Super Bowls VII and VIIISHULA
- 31. Sister of Charles IIIANNE
- 32. IRS or TSA workerAGT
- 35. Cocky claimIRULE
- 36. Emblematic spiritsTOTEMS
- 38. Resort hotel amenitySPA
- 40. Seasonal hire, e.g.TEMP
- 42. Questionable hockey equipment?FISHYSTICKS
- 48. Taqueria buyTOSTADA
- 50. Perfumery productsSCENTS
- 53. Bolt in sprintsUSAIN
- 54. Some choirboysALTOS
- 55. Money from a checkout clerkCHANGE
- 57. Italian neorealist director RosselliniROBERTO
- 60. Attacks from the sideFLANKS
- 62. Like a C in physics?HARD
- 63. ConsiderDEEM
- 65. Now or beforeEVER
- 66. Scheming company?FOXYBUSINESS
- 69. Sheltered, on shipsALEE
- 71. Jargon suffixESE
- 72. Daughter of cheesecake baker Charlie LubinSARALEE
- 73. Gives outASSIGNS
- 76. By means ofVIA
- 80. Small streamRILL
- 81. Unkempt baseball player?RATTYCATCHER
- 86. QB goofsINTS
- 88. Green shadeMOSS
- 90. Star in CetusMIRA
- 91. UntroubledSERENE
- 92. Prepare for a bumpy rideSTRAPIN
- 94. Ill-fated flierICARUS
- 96. Pseudoscience debunker JamesRANDI
- 97. Youngest of Chekhov’s “Three Sisters”IRINA
- 98. Where hangers hangCLOSET
- 100. Nikki Haley’s alma materCLEMSON
- 103. Seats for sycophants?TOADYSTOOLS
- 106. Avoided a tag, maybeSLID
- 108. Pained criesOWS
- 109. Earth moverSHOVEL
- 110. Wood textureGRAIN
- 113. Low USN rankENS
- 115. Charger attachmentCORD
- 120. Paris’s ___ la PaixRUEDE
- 121. Haggis ingredientOATMEAL
- 123. Bridget Riley, for oneOPARTIST
- 125. Spiteful intruder?CATTYBURGLAR
- 130. Namesake of a Paris airportDEGAULLE
- 131. Pictionary game pieceTIMER
- 132. Flounder’s kinPLAICE
- 133. Curled upSNUGGLED
- 134. Iditarod transportsSLEDS
- 135. In piles, maybeSORTED
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Stand-up’s handfulMIC
- 2. GoofERR
- 3. Classic 1950 film noirDOA
- 4. Brothers’ keeper?ABBOT
- 5. High returnsLOBS
- 6. Prevented from progressingSTYMIED
- 8. Becomes slick, in a wayICESUP
- 9. Singer signerLABEL
- 10. Not availableINUSE
- 11. Georgia airport codeATL
- 12. Getting by with minimal effortCOASTING
- 14. Hammer and Spade, e.g.SLEUTHS
- 15. Hog on the highwayHARLEY
- 16. Some girdersIBEAMS
- 17. Fidelity offeringIRA
- 18. Verbal fanfareTADA
- 19. Port of YemenADEN
- 20. “Freak on a Leash” bandKORN
- 21. Gaelic tongueERSE
- 26. Designer KamaliNORMA
- 30. Led the partyHOSTED
- 33. Twin of ArtemisAPOLLO
- 34. Pump additionGASTAX
- 37. Ready-to-retire pencilSTUB
- 39. Place for notesSTAFF
- 41. Windows stripTASKBAR
- 43. Staves (off)FENDS
- 44. “Oh, that clears things up”ISEE
- 45. Make a cameo, sayCARVE
- 46. They may fly over beachesKITES
- 47. Deadly-dull eventSNORE
- 49. Audra McDonald’s sixTONYS
- 51. Classic 1953 westernSHANE
- 52. Life’s workCAREER
- 56. Kicks backCHILLS
- 58. Thing of the pastRELIC
- 59. Some Swiss watchesOMEGAS
- 61. Paste used in artifical seafoodSURIMI
- 64. Breezy coursesEASYAS
- 67. Cut-and-dry locationSALON
- 68. Swift specialtySATIRE
- 70. Keyed inENTERED
- 74. Arrogant gaitSTRUT
- 75. “Beat it!”SCRAM
- 77. Call onVISIT
- 78. Breezy course, oftenINTRO
- 79. Parts of heartsATRIA
- 82. StockpileAMASS
- 83. Man behind the MuppetsHENSON
- 84. Donates the funding forENDOWS
- 85. Coachman’s controlsREINS
- 87. Beach blanket?SAND
- 89. Kept isolated, in corporate jargonSILOED
- 93. Settles upPAYS
- 95. Does some charity workCOLLECTS
- 99. Much in demandCOVETED
- 101. ScaleCLIMB
- 102. Managers’ listsLINEUPS
- 104. PiercingSHRILL
- 105. Playfully ruffleTOUSLE
- 107. Bacchanalia participantsSATYRS
- 111. “I have no idea”GOTME
- 112. Made the gradeRATED
- 114. “The Dream of Gerontius” composerELGAR
- 116. Cousins of pollocksCODS
- 117. Ready for customersOPEN
- 118. Prego rivalRAGU
- 119. Camp uniform?DRAG
- 122. Singer GuthrieARLO
- 124. Harbor moverTUG
- 126. Feel poorlyAIL
- 127. Off the hookLIT
- 128. Big heartACE
- 129. Ruby or garnetRED