WSJ Crossword August 29 2026 Answers (8/29/26)

Our WSJ Crossword August 29, 2026 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 29, 2026 Answers

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« August 28 2026 Answers

#	Clue
1A	“Slaves of New York” author Janowitz
5A	Agitated state
9A	Iconic 1980s burger
14A	Dramatic singer
18A	Caravan stops
19A	Burner setting
20A	Loud, as a crowd
21A	Big times
22A	Fan club devoted to president George W.?
24A	Fan club devoted to disco legend Donna?
26A	Shapiro of NPR
27A	Crocheter’s creation
28A	Ooze
29A	Some singers
30A	Should really not
32A	Hardy works
34A	Jimmies
35A	Italian wine region
36A	Headley of “Coming to America”
38A	Hammer part
39A	String quartet instrument
42A	Verizon acquisition of 2006
44A	Without wheels, in a way
47A	Fan club devoted to “Succession” actor Jeremy?
51A	“Works for me”
53A	Brave opponent
55A	Acapulco gold
56A	Clothesline alternative
57A	Met expectations?
58A	Spot
59A	Scottish misses
61A	Gold mining troughs
63A	Mediterranean island nation
64A	You can RSVP to them by clicking
65A	Loser to Fischer in 1972
66A	President before Jimmy
67A	Ladies of Spain
68A	Like faces on cold days, sometimes
69A	New staffer
70A	Trebek of “Jeopardy!”
71A	Practice that strives to harmonize yin and yang
72A	Pentathletes use them
74A	Connections
75A	Some NFL sackers
76A	One in it for the long haul
77A	Fan club devoted to romance writer Danielle?
79A	On both banks of
81A	Rank for PBS’s Morse or Tennison
83A	Tennis’s Murray and Roddick
84A	Goals
85A	Fertile soil
87A	Bakery stock
91A	Convenience stores
93A	Monopoly octet
96A	Bunch of scoundrels
98A	Swaggering, maybe
99A	Libertine
100A	Bakery buy
103A	Driller’s org.
104A	Fan club devoted to “Casino Royale” actress Eva?
106A	Fan club devoted to “Only Murders in the Building” actor Martin?
108A	Provoke
109A	Blazing
110A	Formally surrender
111A	Buddies
112A	Bull by the sea
113A	Joined the 10K
114A	Has a mortgage
115A	Above
1D	Bull in the sky
2D	Back up
3D	Unimpressed response
4D	Only character in all seven Narnia books
5D	Catch, as flies
6D	Approaching
7D	Crested lizard
8D	Accepted standard
9D	Tricky billiards shot
10D	Barbaric
11D	Some stadium features
12D	Bed table item
13D	Amount past due
14D	Taper off
15D	About to explode
16D	“Come on!” in La Paz
17D	Death on the Nile causes, perhaps
18D	President born on an island
23D	Small salamander
25D	Once in a blue moon
31D	Pioneering DVR
33D	Fan club devoted to Sex Pistols bassist Sid?
34D	They may be collared
36D	Kills, as a dragon
37D	Fabled also-ran
38D	John and Denny, in a 1960s rock foursome
40D	Nonstudio films
41D	Shrek and Fiona, e.g.
43D	Mischievous
44D	Singer Mariah
45D	“Teardrop of India”
46D	Make oneself at home
47D	City in California’s Monterey County
48D	John of “Face/Off”
49D	Flush
50D	“Live long and prosper” speaker
52D	Eager agreement
54D	Maze stopper
58D	Bollywood garment
60D	Label for Booker T. & the M.G.’s and the Staple Singers
62D	Shaped in a shop, in a way
63D	Far from sufficient
65D	It’s a piece of cake
66D	Avarice
68D	Modem measures
69D	Some first-time voters
71D	Cuts back
73D	Sch. support groups
76D	Neptune’s largest moon
78D	Teacher’s deg.
80D	Chapel Hill athlete
82D	“The Bald Soprano” playwright
86D	Forswear
88D	“My pleasure”
89D	Hail Mary instruction
90D	Milky Way ingredients
91D	Organizing expert Kondo
92D	Express through eight states
93D	Bagel-shaped
94D	Startlingly odd
95D	Excited, with “up”
96D	Fragment
97D	Bakery enticement
98D	MLB team VIPs
99D	Tennis’s Nadal, familiarly
101D	Ore source
102D	“Iliad” warrior
105D	Round number, of a sort
107D	Traitorous singer

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