WSJ Crossword April 26 2025 Answers (4/26/25)

Our WSJ Crossword April 26, 2025 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 26, 2025 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 4/26/25, 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	Last stop before home
6A	Legally binding
11A	“Man ___ Mancha”
15A	Charity event
19A	Curiosity, e.g.
20A	Dunne of “Cimarron”
21A	Not nude
22A	Workplace-monitoring org.
23A	Lunch item for Wyoming natives?
25A	Follow
27A	Horned piper
28A	One’s place?
29A	Noodle dish for Southwest natives?
30A	Farmiga of “Up in the Air”
31A	Higher on Santa’s list, maybe
33A	Mouths, informally
34A	John Irving protagonist
37A	Refashion
38A	Colloquial contraction
39A	Garden worker, at times
40A	Pasta dish for Badlands natives?
43A	Garb for grunts
47A	Prank
49A	Metallica drummer Ulrich
50A	Horace collection
51A	Sister’s wear
52A	Children’s game of old
54A	Confused responses
55A	Most reasonable
56A	Kung ___ chicken
57A	Designer’s creation
58A	Dry Spanish sherry
59A	Classic Milanese dish
60A	Comfort food for Nova Scotia natives?
63A	Freaking out
66A	Batter’s stat
67A	Enthusiastic about
68A	Underworld outcast
71A	Southwestern poplars
72A	Pantry lineup
73A	Go uninvited
75A	High-yield deposits
76A	Rishi Sunak, e.g.
77A	Tiny bit
78A	Lake Turkana setting
79A	Honeyed beverage
80A	Salad for Great Plains natives?
83A	Summit offering
84A	Snub-nosed pooch
85A	Ed Sheeran’s “I’m ___”
86A	Cows
88A	How plans are drawn
92A	Memoir subtitle, often
93A	“Twittering Machine” artist
94A	Breakfast order for Great Lakes natives?
96A	“You’ve Got to Pick a Pocket or Two” musical
98A	Bank offerings
101A	Columbine, e.g.
102A	Spicy stew for northern Plains natives?
104A	River to the Baltic Sea
105A	County name in New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
106A	Hockey moves
107A	Home of the Rays
108A	Stadium crowd
109A	Gen ___ (millennials)
110A	Judge to be
111A	Glowing coal
1D	Mouth, informally
2D	Circle dance
3D	Terrible ruler?
4D	One pull-up, say
5D	Sock holder
6D	EGOT winner Davis
7D	Shrinking Asian sea
8D	Eminent
9D	Approves, in a way
10D	River to the North Sea
11D	Transpire
12D	Chilly chunk
13D	Flock babies
14D	Opera great ___ Patti
15D	Heads for the bar?
16D	Lauder of cosmetics
17D	That bunch’s
18D	Brings in
24D	Groucho’s silent brother
26D	Completely confused
29D	Acclaimed 1966 Beach Boys album
30D	Brazilian airline until 2006
32D	Expert on IRS rules
34D	Choreographer Twyla
35D	Colleague of Ketanji
36D	“I can’t ___ satisfaction”
37D	Big purchase of 1867
38D	A long time
41D	Cheerless
42D	Like some short-lived committees
43D	Cree craft
44D	Help when one shouldn’t
45D	Rainbow creator
46D	Anne Frank’s father
48D	Multicolored cats
51D	Footstool
53D	Ice, or diamonds
54D	Pointers
55D	Tres más cuatro
58D	Cinderella story?
59D	Vrbo offering
60D	Acted out
61D	“Cuchi-Cuchi” singer
62D	Time out?
63D	Date maker
64D	Lotion additive
65D	Zilch
68D	Arrested
69D	Up to this point
70D	Prepares for roasting
72D	Funny thing
73D	Anserine
74D	Variety show
76D	Be under attack
77D	Start of a spelling rule
80D	Rob of “Deadpool & Wolverine”
81D	Friend, in Nantes
82D	Lazy sort
84D	Member of the board?
87D	Add oxygen to
88D	Words preceding the line, the heap or the morning
89D	Pitcher Bob of the 1986 Mets
90D	Figure on the Starbucks logo
91D	Talkative truckers
92D	Everything, in Austria
93D	Fermented beverage popular in Eastern Europe
95D	Ump’s call
97D	DIY furniture giant
98D	Toothy tool
99D	Fool
100D	Rating unit
102D	Some pop-ups
103D	Whale group

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