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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers May 3 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 3 May 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 True Grit. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Sam Koperwas & Jeff Chen & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 63 Horizontal Clues and 77 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Chest protectorRIB
- 4. Fall release?LEAF
- 9. Parentheses, e.g.ARCS
- 14. Mosey alongAMBLE
- 20. Shows humanity, in a wayERRS
- 22. Alan in the Television Hall of FameALDA
- 23. “Where the Crawdads Sing” author OwensDELIA
- 25. Cardiff’s landWALES
- 26. Chaotic collectionHEAP
- 27. George Washington Carver faced much adversity, but he stuck to his beliefs and…WORKEDFORPEANUTS
- 30. Pique condition?ANGER
- 32. Comical cryEEK
- 33. Sends the wrong message, maybeMISTYPES
- 34. Initially ridiculed, William Hoover worried that his new machine sucked, until things…BEGANTOPICKUP
- 39. “Bon appétit!”EATUP
- 40. Many kaffiyeh wearersARABS
- 41. Darer’s dareDOIT
- 42. Abstract sculptor RichardSERRA
- 44. Ties the knotWEDS
- 47. Delivery that goes untouchedACE
- 49. Sweet yogurt drinkLASSI
- 53. Reebok rivalASICS
- 55. Preferring platonic relationships, informallyARO
- 56. Marie Curie recognized that discoveries were needed, so she…BRAVEDTHEELEMENTS
- 61. Florentine fashion brandGUCCI
- 63. AtypicalRARE
- 64. Brand with a rabbit mascotTRIX
- 65. Spam containerTIN
- 66. Bounty targetsSPILLS
- 68. “Yeah, sure!”IBET
- 71. Strongly affectGETTO
- 74. Ada Lovelace and Grace Hopper knew they had to chance it in the unknown field of computer science, so they…TOOKCALCULATEDRISKS
- 80. OverchargeGOUGE
- 81. Nickname of Reds manager Terry FranconaTITO
- 82. SparklingAGLINT
- 84. Temple’s mascotOWL
- 88. Meadow soundsBAAS
- 90. River through Orenburg OblastURAL
- 93. RiddledHOLEY
- 94. In developing her unique line of beauty products, Madam C.J. Walker had to fight through many a…HAIRRAISINGMOMENT
- 100. Above, in odesOER
- 101. Old-school copierMIMEO
- 102. Buddha’s birthplaceNEPAL
- 103. Angle symbolPHI
- 104. Forest measureACRE
- 106. AimFOCUS
- 108. Dines after darkSUPS
- 111. Speeder through eight statesACELA
- 113. FunctionsROLES
- 115. For years, Nikola Tesla’s electrical innovations failed to charge people up, but finally…THESPARKSFLEW
- 120. SuperiorFIVESTAR
- 123. Submit to gravitySAG
- 124. Clearly showPROVE
- 125. Initially, Alexander Graham Bell’s invention failed to connect with the public, but in the end he…MADETHERIGHTCALL
- 131. Cat Nation peopleERIE
- 132. Tennis legend ChrisEVERT
- 133. “Same here!”METOO
- 134. Rapier’s kinEPEE
- 135. Clark in the Television Hall of FameDICK
- 136. “Steppenwolf” authorHESSE
- 137. Campaign prizeSEAT
- 138. TV princessXENA
- 139. UFO occupantsETS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Post-surgery programREHAB
- 2. Girl’s name meaning “peace”IRENE
- 3. Boastful behaviorBRAGGADOCIO
- 5. Court concernLAW
- 6. “Do Ya” bandELO
- 7. Campaign manager, for shortADREP
- 8. Bouncer’s confiscationFAKEID
- 10. TotalADD
- 11. Court official, informallyREF
- 12. Walk heavilyCLOMP
- 13. 24/7 assistantSIRI
- 15. They’re not at homeAWAYTEAM
- 16. What Seinfeld said was a “European carryall”MANPURSE
- 17. Construction paper?BLUEPRINT
- 18. “Why don’t we!”LETS
- 19. Snaky shapeESS
- 21. Pickles on plates, oftenSPEARS
- 24. Altar siteAPSE
- 28. Cookware brand since 1945EKCO
- 29. LAX approximationsETAS
- 31. Genetic messengerRNA
- 35. One way to the top of a mountainTBAR
- 36. Prize you might get for scoringOSCAR
- 37. Wraparound garmentKILT
- 38. Its motto is “Industry”UTAH
- 43. Broadway openingACTI
- 45. CutupsWAGS
- 46. More than just blow off steamERUPT
- 48. Longoria of “Desperate Housewives”EVA
- 50. PreparedSET
- 51. Durable fabricSERGE
- 52. Fibber’s admissionILIED
- 54. Filing fig.SSN
- 57. Army sergeant of 1950s TVBILKO
- 58. Hurricanes winger RobinsonERIC
- 59. Performing milestoneDEBUT
- 60. Not standardEXTRA
- 62. Plumbing problemCLOG
- 67. Source of deep breaths?SCUBA
- 69. Quarterback ManningELI
- 70. Channing of “Magic Mike”TATUM
- 72. Like BFFsTIGHT
- 73. Capital on a fjordOSLO
- 75. Time’s partnerAGAIN
- 76. Dealership offerLEASE
- 77. Producer of Recycler mowersTORO
- 78. Food energy unitKILOCALORIE
- 79. Derisive responseSNEER
- 83. Spare in the boot, sayTYRE
- 85. Unit of resistanceOHM
- 86. UrchinWAIF
- 87. Luxurious road tripsLIMORIDES
- 89. Not toss backSIP
- 91. Unit of currentAMP
- 92. “The Merry Widow” composerLEHAR
- 95. Bounces backRECOVERS
- 96. Game with a ball that no player ever touchesROULETTE
- 97. “Celery, raw / Develops the jaw” poetNASH
- 98. You might stick with itGLUE
- 99. Shaving mishapNICK
- 105. Wayne Manor figureALFRED
- 107. Informal meetingSESH
- 109. Alternative to “Hey!”PSST
- 110. Falcon 9 launcherSPACEX
- 112. Mentalist’s purported powerESP
- 114. Cannabis supporterSTEM
- 116. No longer freshTRITE
- 117. Clearly stunnedAGAPE
- 118. Kick outEVICT
- 119. Planner segmentsWEEKS
- 121. Slangy preferenceFAVE
- 122. Hawkish OlympianARES
- 126. “Doesn’t do much for me”MEH
- 127. State south of MumbaiGOA
- 128. HappeningHOT
- 129. Spy novelist DeightonLEN
- 130. MeadowLEA