Buffalo’s summer hrs. Crossword Clue

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Hint 1: Clue Definitions

BUFFALO (noun)
1. any of several Old World animals resembling oxen including, e.g., water buffalo; Cape buffalo
2. large shaggy-haired brown bison of North American plains
BUFFALO (verb)
1. intimidate or overawe
SUMMER (noun)
1. the warmest season of the year; in the northern hemisphere it extends from the summer solstice to the autumnal equinox
2. the period of finest development, happiness, or beauty
SUMMER (verb)
1. spend the summer

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More WSJ Crossword (9/6/2025) Answers

Across

1. Drink with a straw

6. Some forensic evidence

9. Core muscles

12. Manhandles

18. Alternative to French, Italian or Russian

19. British rule in colonial India

20. D.C. baseballer

21. Electrical accessory

23. Hindenburg disaster cry, ending “Hey!”

26. Where one shouldn’t drive

27. At capacity, briefly

28. Crèche trio

29. Former owner of Capitol Records

30. Look through a window from outdoors

31. Advantage

33. Starting a conversation, concluding “Gee!”

38. Orchestra group

42. Celebrates, as the New Year

43. Heavy reading? Completing all the words? “Eek!”

46. Absorbed, as a cost

49. Has a go

50. Bygone biscuit brand

51. Erich who wrote “Emil and the Detectives”

55. Bit in a horse’s mouth

56. Go out of business

57. “...away go troubles down the drain” advertiser

60. 'Dream on!'

63. Weimaraner warnings

64. “Time is money” and “Love is blind”

65. Reagan era “voodoo” policy? Ultimately, “Yes!”

71. Son of William the Conqueror

72. 1974 Gould/Sutherland CIA spoof

73. “Little Shop of Horrors” dentist

74. Choose from the menu

76. Calf-length skirt

79. Kissing on the street, briefly

82. Exercise control

83. Key of Ralph Vaughan Williams’s String Quartet No. 2

85. It means “ocean” in Mongolian

87. 'Attention!'

88. Finding after a long search, stopping with “God!”

92. Yarn coils

95. __ Paulo

96. It lights up Las Vegas

97. Colonial protest winds up: “Nay!”

102. Big galoots

103. Flips one’s lid?

104. Citrus drink suffix

105. 100-cent currency

107. Platform for Siri

110. Arctic youngster

112. “End of discussion!” (or a description of this puzzle’s theme)

115. Chatterboxes

116. Tiny

117. Country with the most stars on its flag: Abbr.

118. Nickname of jazz great Earl Hines

119. “You Don’t Own Me” singer Gore

120. Acid

121. Last of a long series

122. Pig part

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Down

1. Big dos

2. Co-star of Bolger and Haley

3. Dealing with the situation

4. Essen exclamation

5. Daughters of Mnemosyne

6. Prescription product

7. Coastal desert of southern Africa

8. 1977 double-platinum Steely Dan album

9. Bouncy

10. Dyeing art

11. Pig place

12. Cry of disbelief

13. Embraces.

14. Greet with a gesture

15. Ire

16. Asteroids source

17. Bar mixer

22. Surrealism’s Magritte

24. Dispatch

25. Teasingly provoked

32. Long sentence

34. Eschew conformity

35. Prefix akin to equi-

36. "The Matrix" hero

37. Douglas’s “Wall Street” role

38. Eight, to Augustus

39. Repeated, a Polynesian island

40. Rigidly old-fashioned

44. “I take it that’s ___”

45. Rail in a studio

46. Bit of high jinks

47. Abounds

48. Blows it

52. Mail, e.g.

53. Me too

54. Deadly agent

58. Servant of Sauron

59. Chinese food general

60. Following, in France

61. “Heidi” author Johanna

62. Troy story

63. Some appliances

65. California mission founder Junípero

66. Ready for surgery, perhaps

67. Atlanta-to-Miami dir.

68. Bitter brew

69. Literature Nobelist with 11 Grammys

70. Wrinkle-resistant, as a shirt

71. Defeatist’s lack

75. Excellence

76. Muezzin’s place

77. Bullion unit

78. URL component

79. Gets power from

80. Swimmer Vollmer with five Olympic gold medals

81. Pitches in

84. Got a wrong number?

85. Declines in quality

86. Bang-up

89. Arles article

90. Code-cracking org.

91. Clockwork, mostly

92. Pursues

93. “Nightline” newsman

94. Make certain

97. Boom alternative

98. First pick in the 1992 NBA draft

99. Bathroom item

100. Glazier’s pieces

101. Bakery staple

106. Its motto is “Industry”

108. Lanikai Beach setting

109. Thin board

111. 'Gangnam Style' rapper

112. Cobbler's tool

113. Warring nomad

114. McKellen of film

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