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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Aug 16 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 16 August 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 Family Visits. 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 59 Horizontal Clues and 77 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. “Shoot!”DARNIT
- 7. Woolly mammalALPACA
- 14. Asian region that lent its name to a soft woolKASHMIR
- 22. Spiny petIGUANA
- 23. “Paradise Lost” authorMILTON
- 24. AdoptESPOUSE
- 25. Yokel competing in the lumberjacks’ roleo?BUMPKINONALOG
- 27. Novel set in Dublin on June 16, 1904ULYSSES
- 28. Drain of energySAP
- 29. Like some winter weatherSLEETY
- 30. Word on Cork coinsEIRE
- 32. Boston bus-and-subway system, familiarlyTHET
- 33. Labor output?BABY
- 34. The Dubliners and the Weavers, e.g.FOLKIES
- 38. Stat for an aceERA
- 42. ___ avisRARA
- 44. Cake makers who specialize in decorating with frosting from a pouch?BAKINGPIPERS
- 50. Title character of “Little Lord Fauntleroy”CEDRIC
- 52. Prospector’s channelSLUICE
- 54. City at the north end of the Ligurian SeaGENOA
- 55. Feature of Shrek and the Hulk?LIMESKINTONE
- 58. UnjustWRONGFUL
- 61. 2023’s “The Boy and the Heron,” e.g.ANIME
- 62. MannerSORT
- 63. Bear, in BoliviaOSO
- 64. QB’s blunderINT
- 65. “Adios!”TATA
- 66. Words before thing or luckNOSUCH
- 69. Trees whose pods are used in Worcestershire sauceTAMARIND
- 73. Remove all its seeds, in preparation for making a jack-o’-lantern?PRIMETHEPUMPKIN
- 76. Lack of moral characterBASENESS
- 79. “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” roleHERMIA
- 80. Lard and tallow, e.g.FATS
- 84. Flowed intoFED
- 86. Pricing prepositionPER
- 87. Tim who writes the Dodsworth children’s booksEGAN
- 88. Malia Obama’s younger sisterSASHA
- 90. Star of MLS’s Inter Miami CFLEOMESSI
- 93. Penalty for pedaling over the posted limit?BIKINGTICKET
- 97. Disgraced bankruptcy filer of 2001ENRON
- 98. Like some beefCORNED
- 100. DudsATTIRE
- 101. Didn’t overstay one’s welcome?WENTTOBEKIND
- 104. Knocks on the nogginBOPS
- 107. Homer’s neighborNED
- 108. Trees with red, white and blue varietiesSPRUCES
- 109. Tawny predatorPUMA
- 111. Proton’s placeATOM
- 116. Appetizer on a Chinese restaurant platterPUPU
- 117. Most sensibleWISEST
- 120. Put awayATE
- 124. Begin brawlingGETITON
- 126. Lapel decoration at a Russian literature conference?PUSHKINBUTTON
- 130. Charge, as with a responsibilityENTRUST
- 131. Where shekels are spentISRAEL
- 132. Ready for departureABOARD
- 133. DupesSTOOGES
- 134. Deputy who “Rides Again” in a 1939 westernDESTRY
- 135. Sketchy strangersRANDOS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Claiming cryDIBS
- 2. Liquid in un lagoAGUA
- 3. BehindRUMP
- 4. Afternoon breakNAP
- 5. Tattooist’s stockINKS
- 6. Rearmost man in an I formationTAILBACK
- 8. Small shape-shifterAMOEBA
- 9. Needing a good brushing, sayLINTY
- 10. Room to maneuverPLAY
- 11. Hartsfield-Jackson’s airport codeATL
- 12. Doves do itCOO
- 13. Sweet and well-behavedANGELIC
- 15. Name on some brewing machinesKEURIG
- 16. Out, in a wayASLEEP
- 17. Many a le Carré characterSPY
- 18. Party leaderHOST
- 19. Go to the dogs?MUSH
- 20. “Oh, right”ISEE
- 21. Vacation goal, perhapsREST
- 26. CloseNEAR
- 31. “You didn’t need to tell me”IKNEW
- 35. Narnia’s Mr. Tumnus, for oneFAUN
- 36. Steinbeck’s Tom Joad, e.g.OKIE
- 37. Gentlemen of VeronaSIGNORI
- 39. Confident styleECLAT
- 40. Isabel I de Castilla, por ejemploREINA
- 41. Confess to be trueADMIT
- 43. Greet the dayRISE
- 45. Unsightly spotBLOTCH
- 46. Cribbage markerPEG
- 47. In conclusion, in CalaisENFIN
- 48. Pub purchaseROUND
- 49. Cook’s pinchSALT
- 51. Moves boundaries, perhapsREMAPS
- 53. Biplane piecesSTRUTS
- 56. Fructose and glucose, e.g.ISOMERS
- 57. Simple smoke detectorsNOSES
- 59. GambolingROMPING
- 60. Home of baseball’s Orix BuffaloesOSAKA
- 67. Low cards in a pinochle deckNINES
- 68. Snide snickerHEH
- 70. BombasticTURGID
- 71. Site of the Souk Jara marketAMMAN
- 72. ActuallyINFACT
- 74. Feels remorseREPENTS
- 75. Spoiled the surprise, maybePEEKED
- 77. Fashion’s GeoffreyBEENE
- 78. EmbellishADORN
- 81. Welcome warmlyASKIN
- 82. Over yonderTHERE
- 83. Fully filledSATED
- 85. Left the nestFLEW
- 89. Joins a jurySITS
- 91. Word in le dictionnaireMOT
- 92. Frost overICEUP
- 94. Fromagerie choiceBRIE
- 95. RoadhousesINNS
- 96. Place to try tostonesTAPASBAR
- 99. Sister website of TinderOKCUPID
- 102. Stand againstOPPOSE
- 103. Main impactsBRUNTS
- 105. How bees go about their livesBUSILY
- 106. Suggestive signOMEN
- 110. CheapskatePIKER
- 112. Really long timeAGES
- 113. Fair sightTENT
- 114. Quattro doubledOTTO
- 115. Surrealist JoanMIRO
- 118. “I didn’t catch that”WHAT
- 119. Sousaphone cousinTUBA
- 121. SlightlyATAD
- 122. Sushi tunaTORO
- 123. ClosesENDS
- 125. Harbor workerTUG
- 127. Call onUSE
- 128. Fourth-yr. classSRS
- 129. Hauler’s measureTON