WSJ Crossword April 18 2026 Answers (4/18/26)

Here are all of the answers to today's Wall Street Journal Crossword puzzle for April 18 2026 to help you finish it up!

Our WSJ Crossword April 18, 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 18, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 4/18/26, 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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# Clue
1A Plotting
5A Works created on a whirling platform
12A Governs badly
20A Engine sound
21A Small bouquet
22A Article of athletic wear
23A Congressional VIP costume for “Hacks” star Jean?
25A “Hill Street Blues” star Daniel J. ___
26A YouTube clip, for short
27A Plus
28A On the ocean
30A College, in Canberra
31A Neptune or Uranus
32A Colorless ketone
34A Conditional word
36A Steve of “Fargo”
39A Jocks’ antitheses
40A Angel costume for gravelly-voiced singer Tom?
44A Gets on
46A Ruby in the American Theater Hall of Fame
47A Subway station
48A Hit for Ritchie Valens
51A Homer, in baseball slang
54A Class-conscious person?
57A Supported
58A Mens ___ (criminal intent)
59A Where many come out of their shells
60A “Yeah, fine!”
61A Blissful site
63A Job site protector
64A Pose
65A Poltergeist costume for “Golden Girls” star Betty?
69A Alley ending
72A “Bad Monkey” author Carl
74A Places
75A Kibbutz dance
76A They are a-changin’, according to Dylan
78A Take in
79A Ganymede orbits it
82A Big name in desserts
83A LuPone with three Tonys
85A Place for an old woman, according to Mother Goose
86A Made-up band
87A Atmosphere component
88A Gomer Pyle portrayer Jim
90A Coaching accessory costume for Jefferson Airplane singer Grace?
96A Latin dance
100A Tell the tale
101A Select
102A Add
103A Place for a peel
105A Cousin of Gomez
106A Losing plan
108A Bring in
110A Beverage suffix
111A Term of respect in Britain
114A Bovine costume for “Succession” star Jeremy?
117A Framework for a sculptor
118A February 29
119A Flood insurance, of a sort
120A Emphatic agreement
121A Spring celebrations
122A Millstone
1D Brown vehicle
2D Volcanic rock
3D Stock character?
4D Winner of eight consecutive Norris Trophies
5D Slow mover
6D Assignment
7D Currently leads
8D Fresh
9D Taken aback
10D Job rewards
11D Sort
12D NYSE, for one
13D Sudden surge
14D Spirited gathering
15D Pan, perhaps
16D Much of N. Amer.
17D Canine costume for “Cheers” star Shelley?
18D Start for plasm or parasite
19D Lose traction
24D Couple
29D Dogpatch lad
33D Sponsor of the Celtics’ arena
35D Roster
37D Beehive State people
38D Violinist Elman
40D Cylindrical sandwich
41D Creative flash
42D Attendee, in combinations
43D Light-footed
45D “Aladdin” monkey
48D NYSE takeovers
49D Golfer Isao
50D Hindu deity Durga costume for TV psychologist Joyce?
52D Territory
53D Sawbuck
54D Poi source
55D Takeoff guesses, for short
56D Eight, in Essen
59D Derisive cries
61D Summers on the Seine
62D Thieves’ place
63D Elev.
65D Cry from a banshee
66D Harness part
67D “Oh, uh-huh”
68D Dad’s sis
70D Sweet sandwich
71D Do some kitchen prep
73D Lake that feeds the Mississippi River
75D Warn, cat-style
76D Disapproving sounds
77D Salute
78D Payment choice
79D Agree
80D Card game with suits of four colors
81D Service providers, of a sort
83D Played with a toy mouse, say
84D Like JFK
87D Gangster’s gun
89D “The House of the Spirits” author Isabel
91D Skater Yamaguchi
92D “Camelot” role
93D “Animal Farm,” e.g.
94D Summer cooler
95D Hindu aphorisms
97D Try to hear better, maybe
98D Numbers game
99D Climbers’ goals
102D Cafeteria stack
103D Knock off
104D Sweat source
107D Castaway’s place
109D Gelatin substance
112D Perp prosecutors
113D Poland’s capital?
115D Be decisive
116D Big deal

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