WSJ Crossword February 7 2026 Answers (2/7/26)

Our WSJ Crossword February 7, 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 7, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 2/7/26, 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	Site of an underground movement, maybe
6A	Game in which you might “shoot the moon”
12A	Many Mideasterners
17A	Communicate
19A	Guardian of the underworld
21A	Greenish-brown color
22A	Valuable crop of plants with prickly pods?
24A	Daikin Park player
25A	North Carolina university
26A	Russian space station
27A	Latin land
29A	Uriah of fiction
30A	Stephen of “The Crying Game”
31A	Birthstone for Halloween babies
32A	Personal belongings bought from IKEA?
35A	Flashers in nightclubs
37A	Salesman’s place
38A	Diarist Nin
39A	Pricing preposition
40A	Greatly overcharge
41A	Tomb Raider protagonist
42A	Castilian hero
45A	Observation on spotting a woodcutter?
51A	Macbeth, for one
53A	Month of la Epifanía
54A	Crater part
55A	Wood for Chardonnay barrels
57A	He gets a lot of interest
58A	“I pity the fool” speaker
59A	Guileless guy
61A	Urchin’s attire
64A	Screen type
65A	Junior’s junior, for short
67A	Like logs that aren’t lumber-quality?
69A	It shares a corner with Colo.
71A	Language in Luang Prabang
72A	Facebook co-founder Saverin
73A	Hurdle for H.S. juniors
75A	Fiver
76A	Plot peak
78A	Course figure
79A	Farrow of “Rosemary’s Baby”
80A	House divider
82A	Arc lamp gas
83A	Staff for a midsize Elizabethan tavern?
87A	Chicken tender, for short
88A	Kid in the country
92A	Pool workout count
93A	Historic period
94A	Captive of the Beast
95A	Curiosity’s target
96A	Shield, e.g.
100A	Sparkly adornment on a staircase post?
104A	1975’s biggest moneymaking movie
105A	“Huh-uh”
106A	Plot lines
107A	Annual awards since 1993
108A	Number before due
109A	Like bulls, bucks and billies
110A	Mazda model since 1989
112A	Components of a locker room brawl?
117A	Legolas’s people
118A	Quarantine warning
119A	Polo need
120A	Likely finalists
121A	Method
122A	Bassoonist’s buys
1D	Some crime scene evidence
2D	Charm
3D	Noisy protest
4D	Park expanse
5D	Number after due
6D	She/___
7D	“We’ll teach you to drink deep ___ you depart”: Hamlet
8D	Atty.’s group
9D	Took a breather
10D	Brought into alignment
11D	Dreamlike, perhaps
12D	Outburst of insight
13D	Cases for dermatologists
14D	Tenochtitlan resident
15D	Floppy top
16D	Carelessly spills
18D	Egg-based medium
19D	Key beneath shift
20D	Sister of Venus
23D	Sábado y domingo, por ejemplo
28D	Miles off
31D	Moon of Uranus
32D	Fly high
33D	Trawler’s trail
34D	Arbitrary orders
36D	Letters on a zero button
37D	Go here and there
40D	Make smarter
42D	Screech follower, sometimes
43D	Burnt to a crisp, say
44D	German article
45D	Dress edges
46D	Program participant
47D	Cautionary bench mark
48D	Acted the snoop
49D	“That’s a lie!”
50D	“See ya!”
52D	Swaying dance
56D	Chubby dolls
57D	Letters on meat packages
60D	“Roots” writer Haley
61D	“Presumed Innocent” author
62D	Plus
63D	Watched a favorite film
66D	Start for erectus or sapiens
68D	Like Granny Smith apples
70D	Sleepers catch them
74D	Passionate dances
76D	115, in ancient Rome
77D	Broadway backer
79D	League stars, for short
81D	Longtime co-star of Mariska Hargitay
84D	Flair
85D	Ingredient of some flaky pie crusts
86D	Much-too-catchy song
89D	Merrie ___ England
90D	Glitterati groups
91D	Service pieces
94D	Outsmarted
95D	Strolls along
96D	Resemble a hot dog
97D	Authorize
98D	Didn’t just text
99D	Canary comments
100D	Choices while expecting
101D	Kick out
102D	Hair salon option
103D	Signature song for Sinatra
104D	Garland of film
109D	Plow puller
111D	Plow puller
113D	Back muscle
114D	Stunned state
115D	“Platoon” setting
116D	Shell competitor

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