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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Mar 22 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 22 March 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 Cold Front. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Gary Larson & Amy Ensz & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 69 Horizontal Clues and 69 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Jerusalem artichoke, e.g.TUBER
- 6. Key on a mapISLE
- 11. MC Hammer’s “___ Touch This”UCANT
- 17. Siliceous stoneOPAL
- 22. Stage partAPRON
- 23. Watered downTHIN
- 24. RelishSAVOR
- 25. 14-time French Open champ, familiarlyRAFA
- 26. Appendage for a snowman?BRANCHHAND
- 28. Intrepid group?BRAVEPARTY
- 30. NASA go-aheadsAOKS
- 31. Raptors’ roostsAERIES
- 33. Intensely motivatedDRIVEN
- 34. Issa of “American Fiction”RAE
- 35. Been lividSEENRED
- 37. Cake decorator’s deviceICINGBAG
- 41. Talk show physicianDROZ
- 43. Nest partTWIG
- 44. Tag amountPRICE
- 46. Dropping pitchCURVE
- 47. Ben who won a Tony for “Pippin”VEREEN
- 49. GoggleSTARE
- 51. Sympathetic sortPITIER
- 53. Quantity in an equationOPERAND
- 56. Severely criticizesSLAMS
- 58. Account amountBALANCE
- 60. Everglades wadersHERONS
- 61. Winter bugFLU
- 63. Farm jobBALING
- 65. Added to the potANTED
- 66. Tie upTRUSS
- 69. Wrench nameALLEN
- 71. Gilbert and Sullivan princessIDA
- 74. Stadium soundsRAHS
- 75. Rocket science?BRIGHTFIELD
- 78. Buss on a double-decker bus, saySNOG
- 80. Pub brewALE
- 81. Makes like a snakeCOILS
- 83. Tall talesYARNS
- 84. Start a session, in a wayLOGON
- 86. Like motetsCHORAL
- 88. Last letter in LabradorZED
- 89. Like yaks and oxenBOVINE
- 91. Ready for the dog showGROOMED
- 94. Sheds some tearsCRIES
- 98. Gives meaning toDEFINES
- 100. Not for the youngestRRATED
- 101. SecuresMOORS
- 103. Sonnet sectionSESTET
- 105. TrippingONLSD
- 106. Marx brother who didn’t appear in their moviesGUMMO
- 108. Mr. Peanut propCANE
- 110. When compared withTHAN
- 113. Stove connectionsGASPIPES
- 115. Moderately slowANDANTE
- 117. Lamb tenderEWE
- 118. VulgarityRAUNCH
- 120. Infected with bacteriaSEPTIC
- 121. Give overCEDE
- 123. Senior moment?BRAINDELAY
- 128. Swaggering sentry?BRASHGUARD
- 130. Unsure of which option to takeTORN
- 131. Climate activist ThunbergGRETA
- 132. Falling-outRIFT
- 133. Garfield’s middle nameABRAM
- 134. Large draftSWIG
- 135. MitigatesEASES
- 136. Good pairACES
- 137. Butter upBASTE
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Round Table tunicTABARD
- 2. CommotionUPROAR
- 3. Commit a big no-no while fire-walking?BRAKEOVERTHECOALS
- 4. Seemingly foreverEONS
- 5. GOP org.RNC
- 7. Words at the altarITHEEWED
- 8. Get a piece ofSHAREIN
- 9. Jacket featureLINING
- 10. Protagonist in a series of books by 11-DownENDER
- 12. Charging connectionUSB
- 13. Sci-fi writer Orson Scott ___CARD
- 14. Scrooge’s sinAVARICE
- 15. GreenhornNOVICE
- 16. Piazza with a famous fountainTREVI
- 18. Killer in “The Murders in the Rue Morgue”ORANGUTAN
- 19. Nice round number?PAR
- 20. Toward the tailAFT
- 21. Place downLAY
- 27. AcceleratesHASTENS
- 29. Tentatively add to the schedulePENCILIN
- 32. Nasal separatorsSEPTA
- 36. Apothecary weightDRAM
- 38. Harvesting corn?BRINGINGINTHEEARS
- 39. Paris prepositionAVEC
- 40. “American Gigolo” starGERE
- 42. There are six in a millionZEROES
- 45. Returns recipient, for shortIRS
- 48. Objectivist author AynRAND
- 50. Kind of fundSLUSH
- 52. Reacted to a frightPALED
- 54. Scarlett ladyOHARA
- 55. Concerned with correctionsPENAL
- 57. PunchesSLUGS
- 59. Diamond countBALLS
- 62. Unnecessary embellishmentFRILL
- 64. MixBLEND
- 67. Basic chordTRIAD
- 68. Hog havenSTY
- 70. Buenos ___AIRES
- 72. “Lorna ___”DOONE
- 73. Patron saint of virginsAGNES
- 76. Twiddling one’s thumbs, perhapsBORED
- 77. RattlesFAZES
- 79. Union dissolved in 1991SOVIET
- 82. One doing a stand-up jobCOMEDIAN
- 85. Roomy apartmentLOFT
- 87. Soaking spotHOTSPRING
- 90. ImploreBESEECH
- 92. Rum drinkGROG
- 93. Protein-synthesizing molecule in cells, brieflyRRNA
- 95. Net alternativeCOM
- 96. 14-Down setting, nativelyROMA
- 97. Best Actor Oscar winner for 1990IRONS
- 99. Canine treatersDENTISTS
- 102. GunsMUSCLES
- 104. Oldest U.S. state capitalSANTAFE
- 107. Family divisionsGENERA
- 109. Goat-relatedCAPRIC
- 111. “Well, phooey!”AWDRAT
- 112. “Okay if I go home now?”NEEDME
- 114. Catcher Carlton Fisk, to friendsPUDGE
- 116. Winger of “Urban Cowboy”DEBRA
- 119. Find awfulHATE
- 122. Nation east of the Yucatan ChannelCUBA
- 124. “Dynamite” K-pop groupBTS
- 125. ArgumentROW
- 126. State Farm Stadium team, on scoreboardsARI
- 127. “___ queen!” (slangy approval)YAS
- 129. Loquacious giftGAB