WSJ Crossword April 14 2026 Answers (4/14/26)

Our WSJ Crossword April 14, 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 April 14, 2026 Answers

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« April 13 2026 Answers

#	Clue
1A	Radiator attachment
5A	Cumin or cardamom
10A	Crib cries
14A	Inhabitants of a sci-fi planet
15A	Alternative to Nikes
16A	Still competitive
17A	Conveyance for a casino worker?
19A	James or Jones of music
20A	Little soldier
21A	Cap projection
22A	Asset for a team
23A	Watched a friend’s feline, say
25A	Conveyance for a luxury hotel?
27A	Overly suave
28A	Recede gradually
31A	“The Power of Oat for Sensitive Skin” brand
32A	Hedgerow nesters
34A	Words on a Wonderland cake
36A	Cotton from Ark., e.g.
37A	Conveyance for prisoners?
40A	Org. that handles returns
43A	Gracefully supple
44A	Tiffany products
48A	Member of a brainy bunch
50A	Response to rodents
52A	Bakery buy
53A	Conveyance for a London rental?
55A	Land south of the Pyrenees
57A	Like many “Twilight Zone” episodes
58A	Take out, in a way
61A	“The Dutch House” novelist Patchett
62A	Chip’s cartoon buddy
63A	Conveyance for celebrities?
65A	Manipulative sort
66A	Bert’s TV buddy
67A	Flash of inspiration
68A	Walkers, for short
69A	Repurposed frat sheets, maybe
70A	“Hey you!”
1D	Flipped out
2D	Like some markets and concerts
3D	Where Starbucks started
4D	Immigrant’s subj.
5D	Fairy tale figure
6D	Face, in slang
7D	Texter’s “As I see it...”
8D	Capital whose Al-Azhar University was founded over 1,000 years ago
9D	Sixth sense, briefly
10D	Frank
11D	Resort between Cannes and Nice
12D	Chart topper
13D	Extends a visit
18D	Green of “Casino Royale”
22D	Display for the first time
24D	Connect, as a phone to a computer
26D	Crib cry
29D	Second to none
30D	Get into a lather?
33D	Relief for grief
35D	Orange or hazel
38D	Singer Simone
39D	Comic Bargatze
40D	“That’s the last straw!”
41D	Turn loose
42D	Like rush-hour traffic, often
45D	Goes pillaging
46D	George and Louis, for two
47D	Showed absolutely no talent for
49D	“MAS*H” actor David Ogden ___
51D	The X’s of XOXO
54D	Stylishly quaint
56D	Exacta or trifecta, e.g.
59D	Pealed
60D	Opera excerpt
63D	Determined
64D	Tear

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