WSJ Crossword February 15 2025 Answers (2/15/25)

Our WSJ Crossword February 15, 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 February 15, 2025 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 2/15/25, 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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« February 13 2025 Answers

#	Clue
1A	Use Drano on
7A	Year’s record
12A	In disarray
19A	2005 Matthew McConaughey movie
20A	Shower sponge
22A	Upscale
23A	Vampire killer
24A	Dojo mat
25A	1960s cartoon hero with antennae
26A	I dated a Communist, but he ___
29A	Mini albums, for short
30A	Unauthorized streams?
31A	Opening day pitcher
34A	Split level?
38A	I dated a baseball player, but ultimately he was ___
43A	Donning commencement attire
44A	Una que ___ vez (once in a while)
45A	Wind off of a spool
46A	I dated an electrician, but we ___
51A	“The A-Team” co-star
52A	Pay to play
53A	Solemn vow
54A	Morse syllable
55A	Came down in buckets
59A	Band booster
60A	Donovan of “Sabrina the Teenage Witch”
62A	Paperless exams
63A	I dated a tennis pro, but ___
71A	Budget rival
72A	Box office figure
73A	Dawn goddess
74A	Eva of “Ghost Rider”
76A	Qatar export
77A	Tunnel effect
79A	Unexceptional
83A	Japan’s longest-serving prime minister
84A	I dated a firefighter, but ___
88A	Cared for a friend’s loyal friend, say
91A	Earns, after expenses
92A	Canine cover
93A	I dated an author, but we weren’t ___
98A	Like Hera, according to Homer
99A	Corporate VIP
100A	Still in the game
101A	Shout of insight
102A	Now I’ve started dating a watchmaker, and ___
112A	Drawing rooms?
115A	Origami creations
116A	Tranquil
117A	Bygone self-serve eatery
118A	Switch type
119A	With nobody to turn to
120A	Small sneakers?
121A	Passed out
122A	“The Communist Manifesto” co-author
1D	Cold War initials
2D	“The Lion King” lioness
3D	Spiced brew
4D	Chip brand
5D	Willie who was the first Black player in the NHL
6D	Figure traditionally sporting a pointy hat and a beard
7D	Choir section
8D	Linguist Chomsky
9D	Thing you might use to score?
10D	Miles away
11D	2021 NBA Rookie of the Year Ball
12D	Like the taste of liquid barium
13D	Go dateless for a while, maybe
14D	Extremely eager
15D	Resistance units
16D	Crumpet’s go-with
17D	Stop for a wayfarer
18D	Summer hrs. in Chicago
21D	Sharp, on a TV
27D	Self-care site
28D	Relatives, slangily
31D	Number on a card, maybe
32D	Stick for breaking
33D	Sinuous swimmer
34D	Windfall
35D	Neighbor
36D	River past Memphis
37D	“Furthermore...”
38D	Texter’s “Then again...”
39D	Caterer’s container
40D	Bygone M&M’s color
41D	Establishes
42D	Conductor Toscanini
43D	Letters once on 30 Rock
44D	Halloween mo.
47D	Spanish snack
48D	Shapes the narrative?
49D	Wallet fill
50D	Like the baht
56D	Cheering syllable
57D	Peyton Manning’s brother
58D	Prestigious mil. award
59D	Single-celled creatures
60D	Sherlock’s sleuthing sister in books and movies
61D	Part of UCLA
63D	Escape
64D	World Cup cheer
65D	Furniture hauler
66D	Hyphen’s longer kin
67D	WWF and CARE, e.g.
68D	Fall head over heels?
69D	Classic soft drink
70D	What a role model serves as
75D	Stops being aimless
77D	Eldest Haim sister
78D	S&L offerings
79D	Deferment
80D	“You’re not the boss ___!”
81D	Iditarod need
82D	Olive in the funnies
85D	Vaccine basis
86D	College party staple
87D	Miami-to-NYC heading
88D	Med school grad
89D	Single
90D	Classic Pontiac
94D	VIP rosters
95D	1004, in Roman numerals
96D	Kick out
97D	Booth Tarkington book
98D	Shout of surprise
101D	Practical skill
102D	Couple at the altar?
103D	Invisible box captive
104D	British general Thomas at Bunker Hill
105D	Swenson of “Benson”
106D	Spill the beans
107D	North Carolina university
108D	Zesty flavor
109D	Slurpee alternative
110D	Rumor generator?
111D	Ben & Jerry’s rival
112D	Dated
113D	Wed. preceder
114D	Hagen of Broadway

The WSJ Crossword is a daily crossword puzzle that is published in The Wall Street Journal newspaper and on its website. The puzzle is known for its challenging difficulty level, clever wordplay, and witty themes.

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