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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Sep 5 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 5 September 2026 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 AI Slop. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Christopher Youngs & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 67 Horizontal Clues and 73 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Music genre for Tokyo’s Yoasobi and Nogizaka46JPOP
- 5. Speaks for, brieflyREPS
- 10. Motrin alternativeADVIL
- 16. Corkscrews on tables, e.g.PASTA
- 22. Brand for Brussels griffonsALPO
- 23. Westernmost D-Day beachUTAH
- 24. They fly in an 11-DownGEESE
- 25. AbstractionsIDEAS
- 26. Dieting and exercising to avoid needing to buy a bigger belt?WAISTMANAGEMENT
- 29. DisinclinedLOATH
- 30. Eurythmics singer LennoxANNIE
- 31. Ceremonial basinLAVABO
- 32. At mostTOPS
- 34. Cow chowHAY
- 35. Designer’s draftSKETCH
- 37. DeservesMERITS
- 39. Maker of licensed vinyl toy figuresFUNKO
- 41. Common name for a herding dogSHEP
- 43. Fear-inducing thunderstorm?RAINOFTERROR
- 47. Asian honorificSRI
- 51. Ill-suitedINAPT
- 54. Make out, in BathSNOG
- 55. FrolicsomeFRISKY
- 56. Astonishingly awesome shriek?KILLERWAIL
- 59. Astronaut Cooper, familiarlyGORDO
- 61. Lab liquidsSERA
- 62. “Freeze the Feeling” beverage brandICEE
- 63. Happening placeINSPOT
- 65. Iridescent gemPEARL
- 67. Asian honorificSAN
- 68. “The Commitments” writer DoyleRODDY
- 70. Bacteria-infectedSEPTIC
- 72. Place under the seat, saySTOW
- 74. Story of Earth’s longest-living land animal trying to hide its years with a wig?THETORTOISEANDTHEHAIR
- 81. Ancient music hallsODEA
- 82. Goddess of the dawnAURORA
- 83. CarriedBORNE
- 84. FlimflamCON
- 88. Opposite of avantAPRES
- 91. Bomb in an idiom about backfiring plansPETARD
- 93. With 44-Down, modest garmentMIDI
- 94. MimickedAPED
- 96. Replies to a hostRSVPS
- 98. What a bird feels after crashing into a sheet of glass?WINDOWPAIN
- 100. Piedmontese wineBAROLO
- 102. GrubEATS
- 104. Nick of “Tropic Thunder”NOLTE
- 105. ___ Islas FilipinasLAS
- 106. Spy tasked with following spouses in their golden years?OLDWIVESTAIL
- 109. Crowd-sourced review siteYELP
- 111. WingANNEX
- 112. Antarctic explorer ShackletonERNEST
- 115. UnsavorySORDID
- 119. Nothing at allNIL
- 122. Taylor Swift’s “___ Something Bad”IDID
- 124. Auto correctionTUNEUP
- 126. City of TuscanySIENA
- 127. Ivy in PhillyUPENN
- 129. Crew members tending to spinnakers and jibs?SAILSDEPARTMENT
- 132. Tight headwearDORAG
- 133. A crowd, they sayTHREE
- 134. Ivy in New HavenYALE
- 135. One of a geographic quintetERIE
- 136. Operatic bass-baritone SimonESTES
- 137. Iditarod vehiclesSLEDS
- 138. Passed easilyACED
- 139. Property paperDEED
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Scavengers who sell C-3PO and R2-D2 to Luke’s uncleJAWAS
- 2. Core exercisePLANK
- 3. Think out loudOPINE
- 4. HypothesizesPOSITS
- 6. Dark ‘n’ Stormy partRUM
- 7. List wrap-upETAL
- 8. Yankee Clipper carrierPANAM
- 9. Wax alternativeSHAVE
- 11. Problem for job-seeking seniorsAGEBIAS
- 12. Lowering in rankDEMOTING
- 13. See 21-AcrossVEE
- 14. “Freedom ___ free”ISNT
- 15. AcquittedLETOFF
- 17. Hoppy lagerPILSNER
- 18. HubbubADO
- 19. Members of the genus HippocampusSEAHORSES
- 20. “So long!”TATA
- 21. WanASHY
- 27. Helper after a crashTECHIE
- 28. Teri of “Young Frankenstein”GARR
- 33. HypothesizePUTFORTH
- 36. Mathematician PoincaréHENRI
- 38. Inquisitive sortSNOOP
- 40. Mr. KringleKRIS
- 42. History Channel’s highest-rated showPAWNSTARS
- 44. Grimm monsterOGRE
- 45. Vegetable called bhindi in PakistanOKRA
- 46. Gosling in HollywoodRYAN
- 48. See 88-AcrossSKIRT
- 49. Big name in copiersRICOH
- 50. ___ la Cité (site of Notre Dame cathedral)ILEDE
- 52. Leisurely stroll, in Spanish-speaking areasPASEO
- 53. Hedren of “The Birds”TIPPI
- 57. Resulted inLEDTO
- 58. “___ luck!”LOTSA
- 60. VillainousDASTARDLY
- 64. BindTIEUP
- 66. “Stay (I Missed You)” singer LisaLOEB
- 69. Member of the Jedi High CouncilYODA
- 71. Seven-time AL batting champCAREW
- 73. ClobberWHOMP
- 75. AdmonishedREPROVED
- 76. AwayNOTIN
- 77. Pipe-clearing brandDRANO
- 78. Common neo-grotesque fontARIAL
- 79. Most populous countryINDIA
- 80. Coach controlsREINS
- 85. Baja resortCABO
- 86. Iridescent gemOPAL
- 87. “Get a load of this dweeb!”NERDALERT
- 89. Nights beforeEVES
- 90. FlurrySPATE
- 92. Lavishes affectionDOTES
- 95. SadDOWN
- 97. Hit with a jump scareSTARTLED
- 99. Lament of the vanquishedWELOST
- 101. Jacket partsLININGS
- 103. Cranial cavitiesSINUSES
- 107. Is realEXISTS
- 108. AdvanceLEND
- 110. ReadyPRIMED
- 113. “So long!”SEEYA
- 114. “Dear Mama” rapperTUPAC
- 116. Steel plow inventorDEERE
- 117. Navel typeINNIE
- 118. Out of fashionDATED
- 120. Botticelli’s Venus, e.g.NUDE
- 121. NYSE debutsIPOS
- 123. Willy Wonka’s creatorDAHL
- 125. WanPALE
- 128. Scottish refusalNAE
- 130. FuryIRE
- 131. Like diamondsRED