WSJ Crossword August 24 2024 Answers (8/24/24)

Our WSJ Crossword August 24, 2024 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue. The Wall Street Journal Crossword is a well-known and respected puzzle that appeals to solvers looking for a challenging and thought-provoking experience. The puzzles are created by a team of skilled constructors and are known for their clever clues, intricate wordplay, and challenging themes. The WSJ Crossword is published daily and offers solvers the opportunity to exercise their minds while enjoying a classic form of entertainment.

WSJ Crossword August 24, 2024 Answers

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#	Clue
1A	Unwise request if you’re over 18
6A	Pushed roughly
12A	The rotator cuff muscles attach to it
19A	Top, in a way
20A	Martin Luther, according to Pope Leo X
22A	Token, as a payment
23A	Fermented mare’s milk beverage that’s been poisoned?
25A	Honest course
26A	Vivacious quality
27A	Talking toy bear of film and TV
28A	Union man, familiarly
30A	Covers a playing field
31A	Still
32A	“Well, ___-di-dah!”
34A	Grint of the Harry Potter films
36A	Moody music
38A	Femur and fibula, e.g.
40A	Waltzes featured in “The Greatest Show on Earth”?
45A	Adam and Eve’s bloodline?
49A	Make public
50A	Biological eggs
51A	Country with a Caspian coast
52A	William Golding title
53A	Market aids
55A	Femur and fibula setting
56A	Stroller’s spot
57A	Atlantic Coast Conference team
58A	Treats unfairly
60A	Radius counterpart
61A	Standard horror movie villain
63A	“My opinion is...”
65A	Two-card widows for which a game is named
66A	Jokes told by a “Macbeth” trio in a Stratford production?
70A	Loathe
72A	About 16% of the U.S., by area
73A	Performs something perfectly
76A	Pirate plunder
77A	Scout’s quest, perhaps
79A	Slushy mud
81A	Words from the betrayed
82A	Possess
83A	Agatha Christie and Iris Murdoch, e.g.
84A	Part of a dean’s address
85A	Go the distance
86A	Put away
87A	Mamie’s man
88A	Appreciative words to those who work at home?
93A	Reddit, say?
97A	Gifts from parents
98A	Natl. Cryptologic Museum operator
99A	Racer Wallace and golfer Watson
101A	Cub’s cave, e.g.
102A	Hurdle for Ph.D. hopefuls
105A	Poker payment
108A	Major muddle
110A	Moorish word for “lord”
112A	Classic consoles
114A	University of Wyoming setting
116A	Light units measured on a piscine retina?
119A	Bingeing unit
120A	They bear arms
121A	Joaquin’s “Walk the Line” co-star
122A	Had an unbilled part, say
123A	Shocking weapons
124A	Composer Bruckner
1D	Obviously contrived
2D	Not available
3D	Appeal to
4D	Naturalist nicknamed “John of the Mountains”
5D	Start for Eratosthenes?
6D	“The Chi” network, in listings
7D	Bulk
8D	General delivery?
9D	Beetles, informally
10D	Info for a train station pickup
11D	Unable to decide
12D	Give the cold shoulder
13D	Prepares for publication
14D	Org. for physicians
15D	Attaches, as a corsage
16D	Reverse
17D	Sing the praises of
18D	Much of Austria
21D	Subscription service’s rate of customer attrition
24D	Flea market unit
29D	A/C spec
33D	Prompt that can be shortened to its second word as of iOS 17
35D	Facile
37D	Site of the 13-mile-high Olympus Mons
38D	It comes off of a cushion
39D	Sulky state
41D	Helgenberger of “CSI”
42D	Dress shirt insert
43D	Caterer’s booking
44D	Multigenerational stories
45D	Hula swayers
46D	Asian territory on a Risk board
47D	Person who’s in it for the long run?
48D	Paper pieces
53D	They get marks
54D	Egyptian symbol of life
57D	Seat during a sermon
58D	Bridge forerunner
59D	Rockefeller Plaza feature in the winter
60D	Koa wood instruments
62D	That woman
64D	Compared with
65D	___-disant (self-styled)
67D	Story
68D	Like some notebooks
69D	Wild West?
70D	“Half ___ is better than none”
71D	Display reverence for, in a way
74D	“I never had ___ good!”
75D	Ballet wear
77D	Talk to privately
78D	Alternative to Visa, familiarly
80D	Hipster’s “Gotcha!”
83D	Turns down, in a way
88D	Like a metropolis
89D	Angels’ org.
90D	Georgia harvest
91D	NBA’s Shaquille
92D	City northwest of Los Angeles
94D	Anxious state
95D	Org. for attorneys
96D	Mishandles
100D	Bakery gadget
102D	Salute, say
103D	Detergent brand since 1908
104D	Germany’s steel center
105D	“The Black Stallion” boy
106D	City north of San Francisco
107D	Decorative edging
109D	Call for
111D	Textile worker
113D	“Agree totally!”
115D	Bossy bellow
117D	Yachting spot
118D	End for lion or leopard

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