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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jun 28 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 28 June 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 Let’s Go to a Fireworks Show!. 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 61 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. Twist in a storyOLIVER
- 7. Madrileño’s money, oncePESETAS
- 15. LoosWCS
- 19. Party snackCANAPE
- 20. Big brand in gloves and slippersISOTONER
- 22. Some track eventsHEATS
- 25. *Princess in the “My Little Pony” universeTWILIGHTSPARKLE
- 27. Edmonton skaterOILER
- 28. One of Minn.’s northern neighborsONT
- 29. Australian singer SivanTROYE
- 30. *”Manic Monday” bandTHEBANGLES
- 32. African tree with butter-yielding nutsSHEA
- 34. Old bayNAG
- 37. Like some difficult golf liesSIDEHILL
- 38. *Hairy member of the Guardians of the GalaxyROCKETRACCOON
- 45. Home project lettersDIY
- 46. MLB rival of BOSNYY
- 47. Wolf pack memberUBOAT
- 48. Apartment’s usable space, excluding shared spaces like halls and stairwellsNETAREA
- 50. “The Name of the Rose” writerECO
- 52. May honoreeMOM
- 53. Ballpark figureSTAT
- 56. *Best Actress Oscar winner in 1975ELLENBURSTYN
- 61. Lowly laborerPEON
- 63. Saint-Tropez summersETES
- 65. 128-Across, e.g.DIR
- 66. Start of a Caesar boastICAME
- 67. PinnacleACME
- 69. Site of la torre pendentePISA
- 73. PromoTEASERAD
- 75. *Breakfast trioSNAPCRACKLEANDPOP
- 79. Billie Holiday’s real first nameELEANORA
- 82. Place for a firingKILN
- 83. Org. that Pelé played for in the 1970sNASL
- 84. Quit, slangilyBAGIT
- 85. Suffix with planet or meteorOID
- 87. Salon employeeDYER
- 89. IntentionsAIMS
- 93. *Band begun in 1975 by Bob GeldofBOOMTOWNRATS
- 98. Coastal raptorsERNS
- 100. Short swimDIP
- 101. ___-pah bandOOM
- 102. Mint family plantsSALVIAS
- 104. Brief concessionILOSE
- 106. EMT skillCPR
- 110. Kit mittPAW
- 112. *He fought Lawrence Taylor in WrestleMania XIBAMBAMBIGELOW
- 115. Lighter version of a classic treatOREOTHIN
- 118. Soundless communication: Abbr.ASL
- 119. ___ DominiANNO
- 120. *Rapper with the 2011 #1 hit “Black and Yellow”WIZKHALIFA
- 123. Probably gonnaAPTTO
- 125. USMC rankSGT
- 129. Patsy’s “Absolutely Fabulous” palEDINA
- 130. Holiday for which the starred clues’ answers would be good mascotsTHEFOURTHOFJULY
- 134. StorehouseDEPOT
- 135. Portrait studio appointmentsSITTINGS
- 136. Assuming it’ll happenIFEVER
- 137. Opposite of NNESSW
- 138. Caught on the rangeLASSOED
- 139. One of Zimbabwe’s official languagesTSWANA
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Latin number between septem and novemOCTO
- 2. Suburban stretchLAWN
- 3. “What’s ___ for me?”INIT
- 4. Kilmer of “Willow”VAL
- 5. NicknamesEPITHETS
- 6. Contrite feelingREGRET
- 8. Compassionate feelingPITY
- 9. Fundamental qualityESSENCE
- 10. ConcessionSOP
- 11. In-flight info, for shortETA
- 12. Civil wrongTORT
- 13. Egyptian symbol of lifeANKH
- 14. Three-time French Open championSELES
- 16. ConsiderWEIGH
- 17. Demand repayment of, as a debtCALLIN
- 18. ResoluteSTEELY
- 21. Bridge ployREBID
- 23. Popular applesHONEYCRISPS
- 24. Texter’s “No kidding?”SRSLY
- 26. Wintry frostHOAR
- 31. French farewellADIEU
- 33. Reggae relativeSKA
- 35. Division dramatiqueACTE
- 36. IntentGOAL
- 39. BehindRUMP
- 40. Plaintive windOBOE
- 41. Lake of northern ItalyCOMO
- 42. Get in the game, in a wayANTE
- 43. The Magic, on scoreboardsORL
- 44. Cry out forNEED
- 49. Loos in the libraryANITA
- 51. Seminole Wars leaderOSCEOLA
- 54. Players’ paceTEMPO
- 55. Suffered humiliationATECROW
- 57. Legendary comedian DavidBRENNER
- 58. Diamond protectorTARP
- 59. Singer SumacYMA
- 60. Homer’s neighborNED
- 62. Vancouver Island city that lends its name to a bar cookieNANAIMO
- 64. Resort with rubdownsSPA
- 68. “No point in me even trying”CANTTOPTHAT
- 70. Repulsed reactionICK
- 71. Take to the trailsSKI
- 72. CompletelyALL
- 74. Give ___ (care)ADARN
- 76. Lily of UtahSEGO
- 77. Monsoon weatherRAINS
- 78. Wrap upEND
- 80. DiminishEBB
- 81. Language of VientianeLAO
- 86. ColorlessDRAB
- 88. Quaint affirmativeYESM
- 90. Object of worshipIDOL
- 91. Soybean pasteMISO
- 92. Gush like a geyserSPEW
- 94. Second-most populous city on the Missouri RiverOMAHA
- 95. According toALA
- 96. Rating for “The Sopranos”TVMA
- 97. Bro and sisSIBS
- 99. Cronkite’s “And that’s the way it is” and Ellerbee’s “And so it goes,” e.g.SIGNOFFS
- 103. Egg carton specificationAALARGE
- 105. Summer baby, sometimesLEO
- 107. IntimidatedCOWED
- 108. Lion groupsPRIDES
- 109. Closes after opening, as a suitcaseREZIPS
- 111. SagsWILTS
- 113. Financial setback, figurativelyBATH
- 114. Really digging somethingINTOIT
- 116. “Well, alrighty then…”OKNOW
- 117. Nothing, to NeroNIHIL
- 121. Greek salad cheeseFETA
- 122. P.M. periodsAFTS
- 124. Vet’s afflictionPTSD
- 126. Fiji’s capitalSUVA
- 127. Secluded valleyGLEN
- 128. Banks on runwaysTYRA
- 131. Grafton’s “___ for Outlaw”OIS
- 132. One, to JuanUNO
- 133. Yeshiva attendeeJEW