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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Aug 8 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 8 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 Military Dress. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Alan DerKazarian & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 59 Horizontal Clues and 79 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Perjury, e.g.LYING
- 6. Amusing escapadeLARK
- 11. Collezione della Galleria degli UffiziARTE
- 16. MacBUB
- 20. DottySENILE
- 22. Welcome to a mainlander, maybeALOHA
- 24. PreciousDEAR
- 25. Call onUSE
- 26. Courtroom scheduleDOCKET
- 27. Turkic tongueTATAR
- 28. Mollusk on a menuESCARGOT
- 30. 1919 H. Rider Haggard novelWHENTHEWORLDSHOOK
- 33. Director Mira, who’s the mother of New York City’s mayorNAIR
- 34. Coordinate withKEYTO
- 35. Exclusion-based angst, for shortFOMO
- 38. Some gym equipmentMATS
- 43. Sloan deg.MBA
- 45. Words before “Lover,” “Dollar” and “Man” in song namesINEEDA
- 47. Flatow of radio’s “Science Friday”IRA
- 49. “Hurry up and decide!”ITSNOWORNEVER
- 53. One of three NHL squads in New York StateSABRES
- 56. Creature with a ring of stinging tentaclesSEAANEMONE
- 57. Daggers, so to speakEVILLOOK
- 60. Refuse to dropHARPON
- 61. Had as one’s bossANSWEREDTO
- 65. Friend to FrançoisAMI
- 66. U.S. Army medalDSC
- 69. Make a mountain out of a molehill, sayOVERREACT
- 71. Site of the George W. Bush Presidential Ctr.SMU
- 74. Having a very round countenanceMOONFACED
- 77. Sorta suffixISH
- 78. Chance for a beltTITLESHOT
- 80. Really enjoyDIG
- 82. Mag. crewEDS
- 85. CalliopeSTEAMORGAN
- 88. Sappho’s homeLESBOS
- 91. Former region of the Spanish SaharaRIODEORO
- 95. Maxim about the importance of liquidityCASHISKING
- 98. “Can’t decide!”IMTORN
- 99. Beer once advertised as being “for the winners”MICHELOBLIGHT
- 103. FacilePAT
- 104. Beethoven symphony of 1804EROICA
- 107. Family memberSON
- 108. Resort town north of Santa FeTAOS
- 109. Palace guard, of a sortMOAT
- 112. Middle Eastern capital once called PhiladelphiaAMMAN
- 113. Bit of a shock?VOLT
- 116. Superhero with the catchphrase “Tra-la-laaaa!” (and a hint to the circled letters)CAPTAINUNDERPANTS
- 123. HandleDEALWITH
- 127. Hold in contemptSCORN
- 128. Pressing concern for astronauts?GFORCE
- 130. KookyODD
- 131. Frozen Four org.NCAA
- 132. “Well, then I have to go”OKBYE
- 133. Financially solventAFLOAT
- 134. Since, slangilyCUZ
- 135. “Life of Pi” author MartelYANN
- 136. Figure (out)SUSS
- 137. If tripled, “you get the picture”YADDA
WSJ DOWN
- 1. You might trip on itLSD
- 2. “That hurt!”YEOW
- 3. Progress slowlyINCH
- 4. Brand named for a goddessNIKE
- 5. Ohioan who orbited Earth at age 40 and age 77GLENN
- 7. “See ya, dude!”LATERBRO
- 8. “There oughta be ___!”ALAW
- 9. Old newspaper photo sectionROTO
- 10. Ukraine’s second-largest cityKHARKIV
- 12. “___ Fideles”ADESTE
- 13. Did a farrier’s jobRESHOD
- 14. It may contain carne asadaTACO
- 15. ___ Good Feelings (early 19th-century period)ERAOF
- 17. Really irkBUG
- 18. “For the People Who Serve” grp.USO
- 19. Perfecta, for oneBET
- 21. James in the Blues Hall of FameETTA
- 23. Longtime “What’s My Line?” panelist FrancisARLENE
- 29. “Citizen Kane” studioRKO
- 31. Classic shout-outHIMOM
- 32. Textile workerDYER
- 36. Surrealist JoanMIRO
- 37. Layered treatOREO
- 39. Baryshnikov nicknameMISHA
- 40. Starting squadATEAM
- 41. Bolshevik foeTSARIST
- 42. Piece of cakeSNAP
- 44. Paquin of “The Piano”ANNA
- 46. Words to the audienceASIDE
- 48. InviteASK
- 50. Lennon’s loveONO
- 51. Make (one’s way)WEND
- 52. “___ as the green-growing bud unfolds”: LongfellowEEN
- 54. Range whose name means “gold mountain” in MongolianALTAI
- 55. Aligned groupsBLOCS
- 58. Went astrayERRED
- 59. “Otello” composerVERDI
- 62. One of two found in GeorgiaSOFTG
- 63. Monongahela Natl. Forest locationWVA
- 64. Common Market inits.EEC
- 67. Political attack, of a sortSMEAR
- 68. Brunch cocktailCOSMO
- 70. Nickname for Angel StadiumTHEBIGA
- 72. BungleMISDO
- 73. Out-and-outUTTER
- 75. “Well, what have we here!”OHO
- 76. Neither go-withNOR
- 79. Sierra ____LEONE
- 81. Smooth-talkingGLIB
- 83. “Tiny Bubbles” singerDONHO
- 84. Some Army NCOsSSGTS
- 86. Rhine whineACH
- 87. Dornoch denialsNAES
- 89. Night school subj.ESL
- 90. Revue segmentSKIT
- 92. Criticize harshlyRIP
- 93. Mosque figureIMAM
- 94. Director PremingerOTTO
- 96. Ljubljana residentsSLOVENES
- 97. Pay tribute toHONOR
- 100. “La Bohème” heroineMIMI
- 101. “Just watch me!”ICANSO
- 102. They play across the border from the KrakenCANUCKS
- 105. Wicker materialRATTAN
- 106. Fred Astaire, by birthOMAHAN
- 110. Knee injury initialsACL
- 111. Yellowish-brownTAWNY
- 114. Nelly Korda’s org.LPGA
- 115. Chewy candyTAFFY
- 117. Layout measurePICA
- 118. Chef Matsuhisa with a chain of namesake restaurantsNOBU
- 119. Prohibition backersDRYS
- 120. Mardi Gras city, familiarlyNOLA
- 121. Stomped (on)TROD
- 122. Horse mackerelSCAD
- 124. Gooden of the MetsDOC
- 125. NYU extensionEDU
- 126. Wood-shaping toolADZ
- 129. Athenian vowelETA