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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Feb 8 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 8 February 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 A House Divided. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Aaron Ullman & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 58 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. Dessert chef’s toolZESTER
- 7. Wilde characteristicSHARPWIT
- 16. IncreasedUPPED
- 22. Designer from PiacenzaARMANI
- 23. CountenanceTOLERATE
- 24. ___ Leon (Mexican state)NUEVO
- 25. Somebody who’s seen it allGRIZZLEDVETERAN
- 27. Stock unit, of a sortSTEER
- 28. Company that once gave away CDsAOL
- 29. Copacabana greetingOLA
- 30. Be realEXIST
- 31. Center of spiritual powerCHAKRA
- 33. Not kosherTREF
- 35. Denmark’s KierkegaardSOREN
- 37. “‘S’all good, man”IMCOOL
- 40. Red character in “Inside Out”ANGER
- 43. Overly dramatic reaction to a frightIALMOSTDIED
- 47. Cause for a pauseSEMICOLON
- 52. Beginning of a counting rhymeEENIE
- 53. In need of a makeoverDRAB
- 55. Game face?AVATAR
- 56. “Reckon yer lyin'”AINTSO
- 59. Hard stuffBOOZE
- 61. TV boss who said “Make friends first, make sales second, make love third. In no particular order.”MICHAELSCOTT
- 64. HurtWOUNDED
- 67. Reindeer relativeELK
- 68. QuarterFOURTH
- 69. Government entitiesAGENCIES
- 72. Suggestive John Donne poemTHEFLEA
- 75. Most perkySPRIEST
- 77. Adornment near a bridgeNOSESTUD
- 80. Enterprise captainPICARD
- 82. Texter’s “hold on…”BRB
- 86. “Such a lonely word,” according to a Billy Joel songHONESTY
- 88. Legolas portrayerORLANDOBLOOM
- 92. Helps somebody in a bad spot?ABETS
- 93. Lay open, as a yoga matUNROLL
- 96. Realtor.com alternativeZILLOW
- 97. There are seven in una semanaDIAS
- 98. Referee during the duel between Hamlet and LaertesOSRIC
- 101. Readings with cryptic language?CODEBOOKS
- 104. 1963 Steve McQueen film, with “The”GREATESCAPE
- 108. Show for critiquingRUNBY
- 109. Fawcett handle?FARRAH
- 110. Like the Earth’s rotationAXIAL
- 112. FallDROP
- 116. Central Venetian marketRIALTO
- 120. Agree to receive marketing emailsOPTIN
- 122. IntimidateCOW
- 125. Japan’s longest-serving prime ministerABE
- 126. Simple trick for Tony HawkOLLIE
- 127. Staggered structures, as depicted in five spots in this puzzleSPLITLEVELHOMES
- 132. Euripides playMEDEA
- 133. Denali National Park sightsGLACIERS
- 134. Rid (of)DIVEST
- 135. Spectrum makerPRISM
- 136. Played catch withTOSSEDTO
- 137. Paperless periodicalsEZINES
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Noted name in restaurant surveysZAGAT
- 2. Rarity for a Gold GloverERROR
- 3. Cheese product?SMILE
- 4. Destructive toonTAZ
- 5. Ferrari of FerrariENZO
- 6. Shallow streamRILL
- 8. Topic in Sex Ed.STD
- 9. Make like a helicopter parentHOVER
- 10. Russian activist NavalnyALEXEI
- 11. Site of some conesRETINA
- 12. Veep’s bossPRES
- 13. Periods that may require rationingWARTIMES
- 14. “Keep ___ secret”ITA
- 15. Value of the hexadecimal ATEN
- 17. Like wild mustangsUNSHOD
- 18. “Keep that racket down!”PUTALIDONIT
- 19. Spoil the surprise, maybePEEK
- 20. ConstantlyEVER
- 21. Explorer with a purple backpackDORA
- 26. Atelier sightEASEL
- 32. Shelter for pigeonsCOTE
- 34. Seminary studyFAITH
- 36. Plunder for los conquistadoresORO
- 38. Stereo’s predecessorMONO
- 39. Show with Miami and NY spinoffsCSI
- 41. Stagg Bowl org.NCAA
- 42. Any of the “Saw” moviesGOREFEST
- 44. Riga residentLETT
- 45. DisintegrateERODE
- 46. ConfuzzlesDAZES
- 48. MatchingSAME
- 49. Good fighterEVIL
- 50. Brand with a bulldog hood ornamentMACK
- 51. Resembling mother-of-pearlNACRED
- 54. Garden sectionBED
- 57. Trace amountIOTA
- 58. High powerNTH
- 60. NFL squad whose stadium holds a pirate shipBUCS
- 62. High-mindedLOFTY
- 63. Enterprise helmsmanSULU
- 65. Hardly ordinaryWEIRD
- 66. Egg carton wordsONEDOZEN
- 70. Integral H.S. course?APCALC
- 71. MeemawGRAN
- 73. Bloodsuckers with bristlesTSETSEFLIES
- 74. Shell rivalHESS
- 76. Sun tea brewing spotSILL
- 78. “‘S’all good, man”NOBIG
- 79. Like some headphonesONEAR
- 81. Debate sidePRO
- 83. Texas tieBOLO
- 84. Piece that plays it straightROOK
- 85. Jag alternativesBMWS
- 87. OwnedHAD
- 89. Two-tone mammalORCA
- 90. Lettuce varietyBIBB
- 91. Soccer star CarliLLOYD
- 94. Major or Minor constellationURSA
- 95. Hoult of “Mad Max: Fury Road”NICHOLAS
- 99. Other, in OviedoOTRO
- 100. Speech from a rev.SER
- 102. “The Masked Singer” panelist RitaORA
- 103. ___ de leche (caramel flavor)DULCE
- 105. Akron RubberDucks, e.g.AATEAM
- 106. York Peppermint ___PATTIE
- 107. Cast awayEXILED
- 111. Not prone to reactivityINERT
- 113. Noodle shop bowlfulRAMEN
- 114. More than chunkyOBESE
- 115. Little brothers, frequentlyPESTS
- 117. Lighthearted movieROMP
- 118. Robert who played A.J. SopranoILER
- 119. Germany-based grocery chainALDI
- 121. Album contentsPICS
- 123. Adjective at a Renaissance FaireOLDE
- 124. VirtuosoWHIZ
- 128. Lt.’s subordinateSGT
- 129. Abbas’s grp.PLO
- 130. Brandy bottle lettersVSO
- 131. Egg: PrefixOVI