WSJ Crossword January 10 2026 Answers (1/10/26)

Our WSJ Crossword January 10, 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 January 10, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 1/10/26, 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	Govt. org. that created the precursor to the internet
6A	Aggressive declaration by Congress
12A	Betrayed fright
17A	Wetsuit that stops above the knees
19A	Queens neighborhood
21A	Cozy dining spot
22A	Place name on a national map?
24A	Milky Way component
25A	Big dividends
26A	Satisfaction felt by a Gothic architect?
28A	Org. with ring rankings
31A	Common sculpture model
32A	Where Anna Leonowens taught
33A	They aren’t returned
34A	Smallest bell in a carillon?
39A	Modern meeting medium
41A	Bygone flier between JFK and Heathrow
42A	Scott Turow memoir
43A	Cuatro halved
44A	Commuting option
46A	Pretentious sort
48A	Far from baggy
50A	Erstwhile
52A	Ham it up
55A	Common game show prize
57A	Dangerous place, idiomatically
59A	John Hersey book “A Bell for ___”
61A	Wriggly creatures found on every continent?
64A	Cut down
66A	Seltos seller
67A	Go bad
68A	April, May and June, to Daisy Duck
69A	Like diplomatic pouches
71A	Put away
72A	Light brown hardwood
73A	Medium brown hardwood
74A	Blow thrown in a gang brawl?
76A	Board, in a boardinghouse
78A	Shows a chameleonlike quality
81A	“___ arigato gozaimasu” (Japanese expression of gratitude)
82A	Put into words
84A	“Buenas ___” (“Good afternoon,” in Spain)
85A	Foxboro gridders
87A	Not brewed long enough, maybe
89A	“Aquarius” musical
90A	Worker at a plant?
93A	WhatsApp owner
95A	Director Lee
98A	___-à-porter (off-the-rack)
100A	Kinda interested in reading the Testaments?
103A	Tres doubled
105A	Chuck, e.g.
107A	Sherlock’s sister in a book series
108A	Kash Patel’s org.
109A	Member of a marten family?
112A	Shut again
114A	Gofer’s duty
115A	Cannabis consumer’s goal?
120A	Flea market units
121A	Release
122A	Meddlers
123A	Playlist makeup
124A	Serve seconds to, e.g.
125A	Ominous request from the boss
1D	Broadband choice
2D	“So that’s it!”
3D	Hold up
4D	Restaurant kitchen job
5D	Aztec spear-throwing tool
6D	Lively 1960s dances
7D	Raiders running back Jeanty
8D	Rds. with numbers
9D	“You’ve got mail!” co.
10D	Rugged rock face
11D	Fey and Turner
12D	Fall heavily
13D	Integra seller
14D	Aristotelian and Boolean, for two
15D	Isn’t caught by
16D	Loathe
18D	Fluctuated
20D	“Mad Men” field, informally
21D	Flower whose name means “daughter of the wind”
23D	Destroy, archaically
27D	Where kip is the currency
28D	First baseman of comedy
29D	Burger King supply
30D	“Couldn’t agree more!”
35D	Book jacket bit
36D	Stable workers
37D	Brings in
38D	Eyeglasses parts
40D	Like some local stores
45D	Went ahead
47D	Physique, informally
49D	Major advance
50D	What scared the Scarecrow
51D	Goes through physical therapy
53D	Heed
54D	Electronic brain of the 1940s
56D	Ballet move
57D	It may be heart-shaped
58D	Girl in a shop in a Dickens book
60D	Initiation rite, sometimes
61D	Mass of a yen coin
62D	Gets trounced
63D	Put on
65D	Cannabis, informally
69D	Marvelous
70D	CPR pros
74D	Circle spokes
75D	Mushroom flavor
77D	Bar topic
79D	Contented sigh
80D	Far from vibrant
83D	Listener’s pair
86D	Barely-there pencil
88D	Acute
90D	Out of the game
91D	Bacteria in uncooked food
92D	Passing remarks?
94D	“___ live and breathe!”
95D	Get the measure of
96D	In the neighborhood of
97D	“The Prophet” writer
99D	Crash consultants
101D	Sobieski of “Here on Earth”
102D	Itchy eruptions
104D	Translating challenge
106D	Company that made Dubble Bubble gum
110D	Intentions
111D	Designer Romain de Tirtoff’s pseudonym
112D	Quite collectible
113D	Alternative to -ette or -ess
116D	Pal 4 life
117D	Summer on the French Riviera
118D	Frodo’s pal
119D	About-face from NNW

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