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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Sep 13 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 13 September 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 Home Improvement. 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 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. Intentionally annoyBAIT
- 5. Voters’ unionBLOC
- 10. Reason for a new jersey, perhapsTRADE
- 16. Maker of Aspire PCsACER
- 21. Radius neighborULNA
- 22. Like the Islamic calendarLUNAR
- 24. Amplify, in a wayHOPUP
- 25. Source of debate between some expecting parentsNAME
- 26. “What fantastic contractors! Our chandeliers are so much more secure after the installers ___”REALLYSCREWEDTHINGSUP
- 30. SwindleBUNKO
- 31. Sprout some choppersTEETHE
- 32. Flag supportersPOLES
- 33. By a very large amountSTEEPLY
- 35. Avoid honestyLIE
- 36. Natural disinfectantPINEOIL
- 40. Actress/civil rights activist RubyDEE
- 41. “And our temperatures! All year comfort, 24/7, because the HVAC crew ___”BLEWHOTANDCOLD
- 46. Spot for a yachtSEA
- 50. ImpersonateAPE
- 52. Overly ornateARTY
- 53. Light-bodied beerLAGER
- 54. “Goodbye wimpy showers! The plumbers definitely put us ___”UNDERPRESSURE
- 60. HarmlessBENIGN
- 62. ThrobPULSATE
- 63. “Holy moly!”YIPE
- 64. Put awayATE
- 67. Pigeon soundCOO
- 68. School membersFISH
- 69. Poet whose best-known work is 14,233 lines longDANTE
- 71. Outline of a theorySCHEMA
- 75. “No more stony topsoil to threaten our prize hydrangea! The landscapers clearly ___”BEATAROUNDTHEBUSH
- 79. On the agendaSLATED
- 80. Utility room itemDRYER
- 81. Didn’t dillydallySPED
- 83. Get on, sayAGE
- 87. Pod piecePEA
- 88. Partner of 10-DownREEL
- 90. Elected to take partOPTEDIN
- 93. Eschews modestyBOASTS
- 96. “With concealed backup batteries, no power failures to worry about! So clever of the electricians to include ___”HIDDENCHARGES
- 99. Showing more skinBARER
- 100. Slack exchangeCHAT
- 103. When repeated, a classic Mardi Gras tuneIKO
- 104. Greek vowelETA
- 105. “The audio techs solved our annoying feedback dilemma! They were ___”ATOTALBUZZKILL
- 110. Magic org.NBA
- 113. Passes quicklyFLIESBY
- 114. Historian’s focusERA
- 115. Cohen who wrote “Hallelujah”LEONARD
- 120. Looping in, onlineCCING
- 122. Extremely lowbrowTRASHY
- 125. ExcessiveUNDUE
- 126. “And the final touch-ups: goodbye dull, dingy walls! The painters sure ___”GLOSSEDOVERTHEDETAILS
- 132. Circular tentYURT
- 133. Like a Catch-22 situationNOWIN
- 134. ChillingEERIE
- 135. Soup vegetableLEEK
- 136. Target sectionMENS
- 137. ConsidersDEEMS
- 138. Close upSEAL
- 139. BrewskiSUDS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Commuters’ home, perhapsBURBS
- 2. Early kayakerALEUT
- 3. LaughableINANE
- 4. Spilled the beansTALKED
- 6. Crusading journalist NellieBLY
- 7. Full of vigorLUSTY
- 8. At some prior timeONCE
- 9. Steve who voices Gru in the “Despicable Me” filmsCARELL
- 11. What you used to be?THEE
- 12. Partner of 78-AcrossROD
- 13. FittingAPT
- 14. “Any idiot knows that!”DUH
- 15. Medical item carried everywhere by someEPIPEN
- 17. Like Bishop TutuANGLICAN
- 18. Big brand in laptop sleevesCASELOGIC
- 19. Aussie runnersEMUS
- 20. CredREP
- 23. Adjust, as sneakersRETIE
- 27. Easy runLOPE
- 28. “Glad that’s over!”WHEW
- 29. NogginNOODLE
- 34. Bounded, in BristolLEAPT
- 37. Sweater opening?PORE
- 38. Addams Family memberITT
- 39. Dissenter’s answerNAY
- 42. Get-together for a spell?BEE
- 43. Overconfident racer of storyHARE
- 44. Maker of colorful bricksLEGO
- 45. Film character who says “The successful criminal mind is always superior. It has to be.”DRNO
- 47. Dine after darkSUP
- 48. Sufficient, informallyENUF
- 49. Skip the lines, sayADLIB
- 51. Appear beforePREDATE
- 55. Twisty shapesESSES
- 56. Indy 500 champ BobbyRAHAL
- 57. Assembly of bishopsSYNOD
- 58. In ___ (as found)SITU
- 59. Turned overUPENDED
- 61. Programme airer, with “the”BEEB
- 65. Massage targetACHE
- 66. Dwayne Johnson, familiarlyTHEROCK
- 70. SpecialtyAREA
- 72. PanacheSTYLE
- 73. “___ been something I said!”MUSTA
- 74. According toASPER
- 76. Evening songTAPS
- 77. Historic plaintiff ScottDRED
- 78. Hem and hawHEDGE
- 82. Losing effort?DIET
- 84. “Fernando” foursomeABBA
- 85. Big kid?GOAT
- 86. Food usually held with both hands while eatenEAROFCORN
- 89. Nabisco brandRITZ
- 91. One of the first words E.T. learnsPHONE
- 92. Surveillance org.NSA
- 94. Lineups of songsSETLISTS
- 95. Works outTRAINS
- 97. Far from clearHAZY
- 98. ZilchNIL
- 101. “Elsbeth” airerCBS
- 102. Central locationHUB
- 106. Coin inscriptionLEGEND
- 107. Golden State Warriors coach SteveKERR
- 108. Bent out of shapeIRATE
- 109. Mascara’s targetLASHES
- 111. Ring engagementBOUT
- 112. They’re historyANNALS
- 116. Golfer Ko who was the youngest professional to be ranked #1LYDIA
- 117. Leaving wordADIEU
- 118. Like some tabletsRULED
- 119. Classroom arrayDESKS
- 121. Game played with weaponsCLUE
- 123. Some billsTENS
- 124. Attendance answerHERE
- 127. Where one might get a six-packGYM
- 128. Fawn’s momDOE
- 129. Fall behindOWE
- 130. ZipVIM
- 131. Snaky swimmerEEL