WSJ Crossword May 25 2024 Answers (5/25/24)

Our WSJ Crossword May 25, 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 May 25, 2024 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 5/25/24, we’ve listed all of the crossword clues below so you can find the answer(s) you need. You can search for the clue and then select the appropriate clue to get the answer. We have done it this way so that if you’re just looking for a handful of clues, you won’t spoil other ones you’re working on!

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« May 23 2024 Answers

#	Clue
1A	Margherita pizza topping
6A	Pic-sharing app
11A	Spot for a speaker
15A	Grub
19A	Decide one will
20A	Has no use for
21A	Gross
22A	Triumphant whoop
23A	Astronaut’s experience
25A	Con
27A	Lionizing lines
28A	Cut off
29A	Doily material
31A	“The Elements” singer Tom
32A	Avoids a return envelope?
34A	Team rooted on by the Bleacher Bums
35A	Formally certify
36A	Glossy cotton fabric
38A	Development site
39A	Early alternative to FORTRAN
41A	Traditional Easter dish
42A	Drifter
44A	1963 hit for the Chiffons
49A	Cookies-and-cream milkshake addition
50A	Relieved cry after a hard week
51A	In the least
52A	Kaplan of “Welcome Back, Kotter”
53A	Seafaring Disney character
55A	“The Bald Soprano,” e.g.
58A	Amused look
59A	With nose to the grindstone
61A	“___ la Douce” (Shirley MacLaine movie)
62A	Dorm fillers
64A	XXX
66A	Star pitcher
68A	“Yowser!”
69A	Site of out-of-this-world experiments
73A	Rick’s ex, who walked into his gin joint
76A	Captured, in a way
80A	Nativity trio
81A	Pair
85A	Jazz clarinetist Shaw
86A	Western nation
87A	Front parts
88A	Spa treatment
90A	Wasp nest site
91A	1999 wartime heist movie
94A	Search for water
95A	Got down from a horse
96A	Entirely
97A	Many a first-time voter
99A	“Reading Rainbow” network
101A	___ rasa
104A	Gradually ease off
105A	Mother sainted in 2016
106A	Concurs
107A	See 117-Across
108A	Flynn of swashbucklers
109A	Choice for mère et père
112A	Clear choices for car buyers
114A	Bygone store
117A	With 107-Across, Kiss drummer
118A	“Once ___ a Mattress”
119A	Flip over
120A	Marine predators
121A	Wide valley
122A	Market helper
123A	Old pal of Han
124A	Mike of “Wayne’s World”
1D	Doofus
2D	Parroted
3D	Food truck offering
4D	Olympian Midori
5D	Enters a password, perhaps
6D	“Ta-ta!”
7D	Basilica areas
8D	What not to do to Bond’s martini
9D	Vietnamese festival
10D	Safe haven
11D	Checkers, e.g.
12D	Massage target
13D	1952 campaign nickname
14D	Class handouts
15D	2002 monster comedy movie
16D	Plugged in
17D	Big books
18D	Hägar’s dog
24D	Ease up
26D	Reveal
30D	ABC’s “___ Elementary”
33D	Number series found in patterns in nature, and in order in the starts of 23-, 44-, 55-, 81-, 91- and 114-Across and 15-Down
34D	Fish with a barbel
36D	Sportscast staple
37D	Judge who’s infrequently on the bench
38D	Thin cookie
39D	Culture collection
40D	Recently
43D	Really small
45D	Recharge, perhaps
46D	“Fiddlesticks!”
47D	Slightly
48D	Cravings
51D	Thorny trees
54D	1975 Wimbledon champ
56D	Grp. for physicians
57D	Much-mocked car of the 1980s
60D	Bagpiper’s garb
63D	Carvey of “Wayne’s World”
65D	Deemed acceptable
67D	Antlered animal
69D	NSFW content
70D	Course of action
71D	Stress, perhaps
72D	Frontiersman Daniel
74D	Nurse
75D	Fresh
77D	Boardwalk treat
78D	Boiling mad
79D	Gets together
82D	Assn. kin
83D	“The Addams Family” uncle
84D	1973 Eagles ballad
89D	Four-time NBA MVP James
92D	Swiss mathematics great
93D	Korean subcompact
94D	Place of refuge
98D	Sharp scolding
100D	Hardly ever
101D	Made manageable
102D	Greek marketplace
103D	Crisp up, perhaps
104D	Never existed
105D	Blow up on X
107D	Overseers of co. coffers
108D	Smooth
110D	Mets catcher Narváez
111D	Finger-painting byproduct
113D	Big name in nail varnish
115D	Hoppy brew letters
116D	Parched

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