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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Dec 6 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 6 December 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 Inner Strength. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Jerry Miccolis & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 65 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. Rough guessSTAB
- 5. Dustin’s second Oscar-nominated roleRATSO
- 11. Bureau de ___ (where to mail une lettre)POSTE
- 17. Space in a scheduleSLOT
- 22. “Ciao!”TATA
- 23. Hate with a passionABHOR
- 24. The end of ___ANERA
- 25. Pasta or potato, e.g.CARB
- 26. Touchdown follower [a hint to the circled part’s place may be found in 110-Down’s clue]EXTRAPOINT
- 28. Building that may have more than four sidesDINER
- 29. Aware ofONTO
- 30. Evergreen with edible seedsPINON
- 31. Kind of witDRY
- 32. One with an inside track […in 64-Down’s clue]MODELTRAIN
- 34. They eat oats, it’s saidMARES
- 36. Composer Camille Saint-___SAENS
- 39. ChargeIONIZE
- 40. Hollywood pigeonholing […in 37-Down’s clue]TYPECASTING
- 45. Beaver State capitalSALEM
- 47. Goggins of “Justified”WALTON
- 48. Bit of cattinessSNARK
- 50. Heading suggested by GreeleyWESTWARD
- 55. PositionsORIENTS
- 57. Mason, e.g. […in 101-Down’s clue]TRIALATTORNEY
- 59. Wooden MortimerSNERD
- 60. Parisian pronounELLE
- 62. “Gee whiz!”BOY
- 63. “___ the Mirror” (Michael Jackson hit)MANIN
- 64. Jason’s craftARGO
- 66. SwampBOG
- 68. Conclave chapelSISTINE
- 71. Small songbirdWREN
- 76. Overdeveloped, and an alternate title for this puzzleMUSCLEBOUND
- 80. Seller of small trucksHESS
- 81. Impulse buyer’s feeling, at timesREMORSE
- 83. Cabin componentLOG
- 84. Cabin assignmentSEAT
- 86. Battery’s endANODE
- 87. GatheredGOT
- 89. Verdi heroineAIDA
- 92. Gives the bootOUSTS
- 97. Part of a sleeper set […in 15-Down’s clue]PAJAMABOTTOMS
- 101. Fully memorizedDOWNPAT
- 103. Access an envelope’s contents, perhapsSLITOPEN
- 104. Adrien of cosmeticsARPEL
- 106. Upgrade, sayRERATE
- 107. Ivy-coveredVINED
- 109. Bread component […in 1-Down’s clue]WHEATGLUTEN
- 111. Lipton rivalNESTEA
- 116. “My Cousin Vinny” co-starTOMEI
- 118. Just underSHYOF
- 119. Copper containers? […in 18-Down’s clue]SQUADROOMS
- 121. “Incidentally,” in textsBTW
- 123. E equivalentFFLAT
- 127. Cantonese currencyYUAN
- 128. Blue reportIMSAD
- 129. Amateur botanist’s study […in 38-Down’s clue]LOCALFLORA
- 132. Blue hueNAVY
- 133. Refrain from singing a nursery rhyme?EIEIO
- 134. Furious lookGLARE
- 135. IniquitousEVIL
- 136. DuVall of “Veep”CLEA
- 137. Follows obsessively, in slangSTANS
- 138. It comes from the heartAORTA
- 139. Bit of businessDEAL
WSJ DOWN
- 1. ___ to the rearSTEP
- 2. HackTAXI
- 3. Abbr. on a business envelopeATTN
- 4. One that responds to pressureBAROMETER
- 6. Grammys categoryRAP
- 7. QuartersABODES
- 8. Strong yearningsTHIRSTS
- 9. Columbia Pictures parentSONY
- 10. Table scrapORT
- 12. Mother of Luke and LeiaPADME
- 13. Cheesesteak topping, oftenONIONS
- 14. DismissesSENDSAWAY
- 15. Peach or pecanTREE
- 16. Least tardyEARLIEST
- 18. Attitude toward someone you can’t stomachSCORN
- 19. Poipu patioLANAI
- 20. David nicknamed “Big Papi”ORTIZ
- 21. Cut of beef roughly equidistant from either shankTBONE
- 27. Amazon menaceANACONDA
- 33. They take a beatingTOMTOMS
- 35. Rave partnerRANT
- 37. NabSNARE
- 38. Cultural leader?AGRI
- 41. They’re terrible, we’re toldTWOS
- 42. Stuff in a knitting chestYARN
- 43. Ballet move that engages the lower legPLIE
- 44. Like JFK and LAXINTL
- 46. Court callLET
- 49. Skewered meatKABOB
- 51. IreWRATH
- 52. “Tomorrow” musicalANNIE
- 53. Rider’s handfulREINS
- 54. There are 100,000 in a newtonDYNES
- 56. Smooth transitionSEGUE
- 58. Apple for Apple, e.g.LOGO
- 61. Part of UCLALOS
- 65. Titanic inits.RMS
- 67. PleadBEG
- 69. Golfer SamSNEAD
- 70. Filmdom’s LupinoIDA
- 72. Items worn around the shoulderWRAPS
- 73. Kidney-relatedRENAL
- 74. Texting picEMOJI
- 75. Silently acknowledgeNODAT
- 77. Vessel problemCLOT
- 78. Bunch of, informallyLOTTA
- 79. $, at exchange boothsUSD
- 82. Took offREMOVED
- 85. Get 28-AcrossTOWELOFF
- 88. Left shoreGONETOSEA
- 90. Theater prefixAMPHI
- 91. “It’s clear to me now”ISEE
- 93. CollectedUNRUFFLED
- 94. TiffSPAT
- 95. London institutionTATE
- 96. British submachine gunSTEN
- 98. Places that get plenty of buzz?APIARIES
- 99. Lorne’s “Bonanza” roleBEN
- 100. “Take hold on me, ___ shall be divided”: ShelleyORWE
- 102. Satyric celebrationORGY
- 105. Caboose, traditionallyLASTCAR
- 108. RealmDOMAIN
- 110. StymieTHWART
- 112. “I Want You Back” groupNSYNC
- 113. PeerEQUAL
- 114. UrbaneSUAVE
- 115. Music’s TuckerTANYA
- 117. Windows predecessorMSDOS
- 120. Leave outOMIT
- 122. Shoestring necktieBOLO
- 124. Valentine sentimentLOVE
- 125. Verdi pieceARIA
- 126. ToweringTALL
- 130. JFK alternativeLGA
- 131. PastureLEA