WSJ Crossword January 11 2025 Answers (1/11/25)

Our WSJ Crossword January 11, 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 January 11, 2025 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 1/11/25, 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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#	Clue
1A	“I’ll be!”
6A	London mayor Khan
11A	Pinch in the kitchen
15A	Three or four, perhaps
19A	Inner tube?
20A	Cara of “Fame”
21A	Rocky lodes
22A	Bilingual explorer
23A	AMC show whose title is stylized with two chemical symbols
25A	Where autograph seekers wait
27A	Longbow material
28A	Pizza slice, typically
29A	Venmo’s owner
30A	“Silent Spring” pesticide
31A	Thrift store tag
32A	Thrift store tag
34A	Electronic music genre
36A	Heroic Castilian
39A	Tricky turns, at times
41A	Lotto drawing equipment
42A	1970 Temptations hit subtitled “That’s What the World Is Today”
46A	Learn to crawl, say
48A	Brouhahas
49A	Manor man
50A	Performer with a Titanic voice?
51A	Six-line sonnet section
53A	In spite of that
54A	Aid for stock acquisition?
56A	“Mulan” dragon voiced by Eddie Murphy
58A	Home to a third of Latvia’s people
59A	Sunni counterpart
61A	Arias, essentially
63A	Early vehicle on rails
65A	Relatively quiet form of tap-dancing
68A	Nissan luxury brand
71A	Less caloric, in ads
72A	Quantico forensics facility
75A	Walk out
76A	Core yoga tenet that means “truth”
78A	Lose one’s beer gut, say
80A	Before, before
82A	“From Russia With Love” org.
84A	Green stroke
86A	Apothecary’s weight
87A	Rabbit’s preferred bowlful?
88A	Une couleur primaire
89A	Handles a situation without getting flustered
92A	Gently sponges
94A	Some iPods
95A	Meadow burrowers
96A	Peace, in the Middle East
97A	Pulled apart
98A	Howard, Tuskegee or Florida A&M, e.g.
100A	D&D, for one
101A	Carpenter’s hand tool
103A	Chiefs wide receiver Worthy
106A	Surprising sight?
109A	Influence adversely
111A	Low-to-high transitions in digital signals, and an apt description of the circled letters
113A	Course catalog
114A	Clueless player, slangily
115A	“Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats” author
116A	Union issue
117A	Hardens
118A	Aware of
119A	Gives everyone a hand?
120A	Bullish retort
1D	Delivery outcome
2D	Long ago
3D	Needed longer pants, say
4D	Tony winner Hagen
5D	Scrapes by
6D	Tells the cops everything
7D	Exasperated exclamation
8D	Borrowing burden
9D	Steaming mad
10D	Letters for proof readers?
11D	“What a pity”
12D	Avant-garde
13D	Seized, as an opportunity
14D	John Irving title character
15D	Sum
16D	Source of dish pans?
17D	Crumble into the sea
18D	Skin blemish
24D	Clock number
26D	Tick by
29D	Glass-half-empty types
31D	Isn’t up to par
33D	It might be on the tip of your tongue
35D	Old feature film preceder
36D	Onetime owner of 29-Across
37D	Crams with cargo
38D	Habit-forming stuff?
39D	Greiner of “Shark Tank”
40D	Hyphen’s longer cousin
41D	World’s second-most populous island
43D	Sole, say
44D	First name in civil rights
45D	Promising note?
47D	Bucks or byte beginner
51D	Ones who stay on the same wave length?
52D	Highway sealer
54D	Peugeot symbol
55D	“There’s no turning back”
57D	Hook’s portrayer in “Hook”
60D	“Am I imagining this?”
62D	Island chain
64D	Marina space
66D	Be content with doing nothing
67D	Believed, as a theory
68D	Mensa measurements
69D	Devoid of feeling
70D	James Bond, for one
73D	Earth Day’s month
74D	Person in front of the train?
77D	Amused utterance
79D	Apt name for an ophthalmologist
81D	Splitsville denizens
83D	Legacy producer
85D	Bygone despot
87D	Drop ___ (moon)
89D	Cover for a cannon’s barrel
90D	Cast out
91D	Network groups
93D	Refused
96D	Mall outing
97D	1990s cardio fad
98D	Puzzle nudges
99D	Plead
100D	33 1/3 and 45, for short
102D	Many a bagpiper
104D	Polo goal?
105D	Cello forerunner
106D	Toasted circle
107D	Clairvoyant
108D	“Hey, buddy!”
110D	Au ___ (roast beef option)
111D	Cardinal, e.g.
112D	Dojo degree

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