WSJ Crossword February 28 2026 Answers (2/28/26)

Our WSJ Crossword February 28, 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 February 28, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 2/28/26, 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	Word to a yoga instructor
8A	Aids for working at home
13A	Uncompromising
19A	Like the Olympic flame
20A	Gobsmacked
21A	Native area
22A	Tallest player on the sleep-inducing basketball squad? (Metallica)
24A	Curling stone’s makeup
25A	Movements for crusaders
26A	Go past
27A	Banned pesticide
29A	Kuwait’s Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, e.g.
30A	Meditative sounds
31A	Country singer Bryan
33A	Last of a really big litter of Persians? (Janis Ian)
37A	Make a meaningful connection
39A	Tear
40A	Auction unit
41A	Smart
44A	Running expert, for short
45A	Ticket cost, of a sort
46A	City between El Paso and Fort Worth
50A	“Our neural processing units never produce hallucinations”? (Shakira)
54A	Kitten handle
56A	Holiday in Hanoi
57A	Hymns of thanksgiving
58A	Palette contents
59A	Conks out
60A	Green start
61A	Promises up and down
62A	Cy Young Award winner Hershiser
63A	They’re almost out of H.S.
64A	Fields of endeavor?
65A	Loft bundle
66A	Leprechaun? (Mariah Carey)
69A	“6-7,” in 2025, e.g.
70A	Boxer’s feet
71A	Cacao container
72A	College figure
73A	Dodgers’ catchers?
75A	Nipper’s co.
76A	College figure
77A	Head for the heavens
78A	Archie Bunker’s neighborhood
79A	Far from welcoming
80A	“Tron: Ares” star Jared
81A	Kin of a dish antenna? (The Drifters)
83A	Song mixture
85A	Kid, say
87A	Pickleball need
88A	Charles’s sister
89A	Little rascal
90A	Subj. for immigrants
91A	Honey bunches?
94A	Voice mail reminder to yours truly? (Eric Carmen)
100A	Avocado or olive
101A	Suppositions
104A	Vaccine type
105A	“Just ___ suspected!”
106A	Cologne coin
108A	Drawing room?
110A	Hydrogen nucleus’s lack
113A	Warning to someone whose fly is down? (Eminem)
116A	Suffering from cabin fever, say
117A	Track features
118A	Queen of Naboo, who gives birth to Luke and Leia
119A	Cartoon character with a horse named Nightmare
120A	Bring to bear
121A	Puts back in a box
1D	Candy wafer brand
2D	Starting squad
3D	Course lists
4D	Critic’s concern
5D	Blessing preceder
6D	Ankle bone
7D	Golf’s Ernie
8D	Weasel’s kin
9D	Like Bengali and Marathi
10D	Gasparilla Pirate Festival setting
11D	Carrier once owned by Howard Hughes
12D	Takes off the bench
13D	Spot for a shot
14D	Lawyer’s org.
15D	Alcove for eaters
16D	“___ to Kill” (John Grisham novel)
17D	“Gymnopédies” composer
18D	Forbidding
21D	“House Hunters” network
23D	Demi’s ex- and Mila’s current husband
28D	Trusts
32D	Syndicate bosses
34D	Has a go at
35D	Chooses city hall, say
36D	Tissue masses
37D	Annuls
38D	Nickname of pitcher Carlos Zambrano
41D	Drama divisions
42D	Co-pilot from the planet Kashyyyk
43D	Retreats
45D	Ready for submitting, as an application form
47D	Item with decreasing usefulness?
48D	Sweat or tears, e.g.
49D	Nucleus setting
51D	Certain
52D	Hits up privately, on Insta
53D	Schreiber of “Spotlight”
55D	Gracefully light
62D	Tradition-bound curmudgeons
64D	Their crowns are creased
66D	Black-plumed water bird
67D	Gather
68D	Business big shots
69D	Remote button
70D	Demure
71D	Like monogrammed polos
73D	Volcanic product
74D	Hotel room convenience
76D	Measure the depth of
77D	Where there’s a weigh
78D	Fragrant substance from rose petals
82D	Source of childish delight
84D	Sledder’s start
86D	Middle ear bone
92D	LinkedIn posting
93D	Like grams and liters
94D	Parabola or hyperbola, e.g.
95D	Sporting site
96D	Sings the praises of
97D	24 Heures du ___ (endurance auto race)
98D	“For a Few Dollars More” director Sergio
99D	Laser printer part
101D	Bean sprouts?
102D	Garçon’s counterpart
103D	Nap sites, perhaps
107D	Take a nap, say
109D	Meat stamp letters
111D	Canapé cover
112D	Bruins legend
114D	Overly indulgent
115D	Crew tool

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