WSJ Crossword August 22 2026 Answers (8/22/26)

Here are all of the answers to today's Wall Street Journal Crossword puzzle for August 22 2026 to help you finish it up!

Our WSJ Crossword August 22, 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 22, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 8/22/26, 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 Diplomatic assignment
5A Weighs down
10A Infectious bug
14A One might get tipped
17A Contrail makeup
19A Vengeful swordsman Montoya
20A Potatoes, in Indian cuisine
21A Parcel (out)
22A Long-necked swamp speaker?
24A Honey-based drink
25A Around 314, for a circle of radius 10
26A Alamo option
27A Final glimpse of a forbidding silhouette?
30A Precocious “Family Guy” character
32A “That had to hurt!”
34A Dreyer’s partner
35A Imposes (upon)
36A Used to be
37A 1982 movie with 2010 and 2025 sequels
39A One of 265 in the Bronx Zoo
41A Regional flora and fauna
42A Two things that meet when applying balm after a workout?
45A Losses in a ledger
47A Cynical crime genre
48A Injures badly
49A Latin for “load”
51A Yao in the Basketball Hall of Fame
53A Having the most pepper icons on the menu, perhaps
56A Result of a burning desire
58A Strung along
59A Take in
60A Fawn’s kin
62A Genesis creator
64A Memorable span
65A Salon choice without waves or curls?
70A Drone-based delivery vehicle?
73A Nintendo avatar
74A “Whiskey in My Water” country singer Tyler
75A Place to grab a mocha
77A ___ Lingus
78A North Pole workers
80A Factory worker
82A “You doubt me?”
87A Garden with a snake problem
88A Surrender
89A Saharan stopovers
91A Modernists
93A Genre for Björk and Kate Bush
95A Two-wheeler with cables pulled taut?
99A Bargain hunters’ finds
100A Home of Iowa State
101A Memo starter
102A Receipt line
103A Climbing expert
105A Bestie, in Bordeaux
106A Youngest king in the Valley of the Kings
108A Capital on the Hudson
110A Easy scores during a casual round?
113A Snitch
115A Initial cost
116A Snore-inducing
117A Perfectly negotiated agreements?
121A Xmas, for Jimmy Buffett
122A Southernmost Great Lake
123A Liquefy in a blender
124A Sonata section
125A ___ admin (IT pro)
126A Dirt road tracks
127A Microscope insert
128A Drei squared
1D Piping plastic, for short
2D Crew member
3D Enterprise, e.g.
4D Thus far
5D Old Milanese money
6D World’s heaviest snakes
7D “Likewise!”
8D Braggart’s attribute
9D Put in order
10D They may include only the first levels
11D Mournful poem
12D Stadium sound
13D Tweaks
14D “How about this...”
15D Really bothered
16D Drops from ducts
18D Sends, as payment
21D Seafaring
23D Ralph Vaughan Williams’s “Hugh the Drover,” e.g.
28D Daughter of Cronus
29D State of mind
30D Pond glider
31D Some food truck fare
33D Growing business?
38D “Put your wallet away”
40D France’s film award
41D Sultanate on the South China Sea
43D Gospel singer Campbell
44D Named as a source
46D Bouillon brand
50D Like a busybody
52D Pest in a cloud
54D Salon offerings
55D “Young Frankenstein” role
57D Elizabethan collar
58D Cold-fermented beer
61D Pixar film set during el Día de los Muertos
63D Chew like a capybara
65D Hook’s sidekick
66D Swinton of “Michael Clayton”
67D Big mouth features
68D Corp. benefits experts
69D Stepped (on)
71D Home page, in a way
72D Partner in crime
76D Priest’s advice
79D ATM feature
81D Fellows who follow
83D Practiced mindfulness, say
84D Bookstore ID
85D Smooth fruit
86D Ancient city that lent its name to a Middle Eastern plateau
88D Utensil that’s full of holes
90D Mgr.’s underling
92D Hot, in a way
94D Daddy, in Durango
96D Doha dignitary
97D Really steamed
98D Where losers dwell
103D DNA lab items
104D Good around the house
105D Challenging H.S. English course
107D Ultrasound targets
109D Back with bucks
111D Revered adviser
112D Easy victims
114D Hazel or olive
118D ___-de-sac
119D End of an academic address
120D Heir, often

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