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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Aug 1 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 1 August 2026 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 I Got You Babe. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Jeff Jerome & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 62 Horizontal Clues and 80 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Hacker’s goalACCESS
- 7. “1,000 songs in your pocket” advertiserIPOD
- 12. Hurried flightLAM
- 16. Coal stratumSEAM
- 21. “Roamin’ in the ___” (1912 Harry Lauder song)GLOAMIN
- 23. Longest river entirely within SwitzerlandAARE
- 24. Bonobo, e.g.APE
- 25. 5 for B or 6 for C, e.g.ATNO
- 26. Home of Velázquez’s “Las Meninas”ELPRADO
- 27. Grumpy or Happy on wash day, maybe?DWARFSTARCHER
- 30. Away from homeNOTIN
- 31. Hero helped by the divine monkey HanumanRAMA
- 33. Road trip stopsRESTAREAS
- 34. GI thumbing a ride from Fort Bragg to Fort Benning?TWOBASEHITCHER
- 38. Capital on the Missouri RiverPIERRE
- 39. The Chariot or the Tower, e.g.TAROT
- 40. 2013 Joaquin Phoenix movie about an AI crushHER
- 41. Take a load offSIT
- 43. Olympic paddlerCANOEIST
- 48. Inexperienced educator?GREENTEACHER
- 55. From the startANEW
- 56. “___ would like to play” (2006 ad slogan)WII
- 58. Frozen WasserEIS
- 59. Cheeky, sayRUDE
- 60. Boccie-loving Doberman?BOWLINGPINSCHER
- 67. “Girl, Interrupted” Oscar winnerJOLIE
- 69. Bygone jetSST
- 70. Colleague of Cleese and IdlePALIN
- 71. Tailless amphibianTOAD
- 72. Stared stupidlyGAWKED
- 74. Musket attachmentBAYONET
- 77. Chicago’s largest newspaperTRIBUNE
- 79. Impressively toughBADASS
- 83. Part of QEDERAT
- 85. Harden (to)INURE
- 86. Business with sweatersSPA
- 90. WrongAMISS
- 91. “I’ll take whatever beef or pork is available, thanks”?ANYTHINGBUTCHER
- 95. Shankar with a sitarRAVI
- 96. Closely monitored hosp. sectionICU
- 98. Fraction of a jouleERG
- 99. Kate, to Archie and LilibetAUNT
- 100. Roy Campanella or Charles Johnson, e.g.?BLACKCATCHER
- 104. UnspecifiedNAMELESS
- 109. ___ LingusAER
- 110. Paris accord?OUI
- 111. Valentine’s giftROSES
- 113. EvaluateASSESS
- 118. Praise for a former British prime minister?AMENTOTHATCHER
- 125. Mobile home?PHONECASE
- 127. “Very funny!”HAHA
- 128. Still in the gameALIVE
- 129. Central American plotting a coup?PANAMAHATCHER
- 132. Took a road tripMOTORED
- 134. ___ II (Gillette brand)TRAC
- 135. Word after bachelor or mousePAD
- 136. Salt or smoke, sayCURE
- 137. Gridiron squadsELEVENS
- 138. Spanish painter with murals in 30 Rockefeller Plaza’s lobbySERT
- 139. “___ Beso” (Paul Anka song)ESO
- 140. “You Haven’t Seen the Last of Me” singer seen as the last part of this puzzle’s theme answersCHER
- 141. Parched placeDESERT
WSJ DOWN
- 1. PermitALLOW
- 2. AcknowledgeCOPTO
- 3. Indigenous West Indian peopleCARIB
- 4. Flow forthEMANATE
- 5. Caesar of comedySID
- 6. Bothersome bunkmatesSNORERS
- 8. Confession starterIADMIT
- 9. Play with, kitten-stylePAWAT
- 10. Singer RitaORA
- 11. German articleDER
- 13. Focused beamLASER
- 14. Bldg. divisionsAPTS
- 15. Mrs. Lovett’s wares, in “Sweeney Todd”MEATPIES
- 17. Paris’s ___-CoeurSACRE
- 18. Anesthetic of the pastETHER
- 19. Lend ___ (listen)ANEAR
- 20. Code creatorMORSE
- 22. Polite fellowGENT
- 28. Brest brotherFRERE
- 29. Indian yogurt-and-cucumber dipRAITA
- 32. Cuts like ___ knife through butterAHOT
- 35. Three-prong Japanese weaponSAI
- 36. Resurrection figureCHRIST
- 37. Tee followerHEE
- 42. CommotionSTIR
- 44. Line at LaGuardiaCABS
- 45. Yucatán yearsANOS
- 46. Semiaquatic salamanderNEWT
- 47. Athena’s symbolOWL
- 49. Bar supplyGIN
- 50. Calling forNEEDING
- 51. “Jerry Maguire” director CameronCROWE
- 52. Skeletal shipHULK
- 53. Falco of “The Sopranos”EDIE
- 54. Sax pieceREED
- 57. Aging facilityWINERY
- 61. “Count me out”IPASS
- 62. Opposition answersNAYS
- 63. Day-___ paintGLO
- 64. Pesto bitPINENUT
- 65. Bed in a barracksCOT
- 66. Painter/AIDS activist KeithHARING
- 68. Singer JacksonJANET
- 73. Spiritual guideGURU
- 75. No-frillsBASIC
- 76. Pic on a pecTAT
- 78. Condescending address for a manBUB
- 80. Fishhook featureBARB
- 81. Human rights activist ClooneyAMAL
- 82. Met headlinerDIVA
- 84. “The heavens speed ___ thine enterprise!”: PortiaTHEEIN
- 87. Elisabeth of “Leaving Las Vegas”SHUE
- 88. SlammersPENS
- 89. Critic’s concernARTS
- 92. Rent-___ACAR
- 93. Clearance tag abbr.IRR
- 94. Hall of Famer RipkenCAL
- 97. Antarctic expanseICESCAPE
- 101. Casey with a countdownKASEM
- 102. Sky streakerCOMET
- 103. ShadeHUE
- 105. Chris of “Law & Order”NOTH
- 106. Hanging one’s headASHAMED
- 107. ___ culpaMEA
- 108. Mount Vernon and Monticello, e.g.ESTATES
- 112. Lion, at timesROARER
- 114. Dr. visitsAPPTS
- 115. Market unitSHARE
- 116. Sub systemSONAR
- 117. Put into practiceENACT
- 119. South American barbecueASADO
- 120. Pointer’s wordTHERE
- 121. Garlic unitCLOVE
- 122. Personnel head, at timesHIRER
- 123. HappeningEVENT
- 124. Cincinnati teamREDS
- 126. Cries of insightAHAS
- 130. Roman 300CCC
- 131. Bewildered responseHUH
- 133. Bullring cryOLE