WSJ Crossword January 24 2026 Answers (1/24/26)

Our WSJ Crossword January 24, 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 24, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 1/24/26, 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	Big name in men’s fashion
7A	It’s parallel to the radius
11A	Decorate with acid
15A	Ladies’ undergarment, casually
19A	Bit of buckshot
20A	Ends of pens
21A	Ancestral knowledge
22A	“Amo, amas, ___”
23A	Bottom line? (Sir Mix-a-Lot)
25A	“I before E...” and “Every good boy does fine,” e.g.
27A	Lindsay of “Freaky Friday”
28A	Boo-boo
29A	Islands porch
30A	Asteroids source
34A	Punchline? (Chumbawamba)
38A	Prioritizes for treatment
40A	Commotion
41A	“Riverdale” star KJ
42A	Rids of suds
43A	Guest room couch, perhaps
45A	Bali product
46A	Unfortunate
49A	Fault line? (Taylor Swift)
51A	Guideline? (Uncle Kracker)
53A	“___ live and breathe!”
54A	Sushi chef’s supply
55A	About 5% of the world’s population
57A	Name on “The Big Lebowski” posters
58A	Bit of salon artistry
60A	Low bills
61A	Devoid of sympathy
62A	Dateline? (The Beatles)
69A	1986 Turner memoir
70A	Slasher film offering
71A	React to a blow
72A	Edit menu option
73A	Increased the workforce
75A	Grander than grand
77A	“Deck the Halls” word
80A	Hotline? (Bruce Springsteen)
82A	Lifeline? (Gloria Gaynor)
87A	Away from NNE
88A	Language akin to Comanche
89A	Rudely sarcastic
90A	___ Beanies (1990s toys)
91A	Argentinian gold
92A	Swift-swimming shark
93A	Ancient Jewish ascetics
94A	Help line? (The Police)
101A	Romantic rendezvous
102A	Change “captain” to “cap’n,” e.g.
103A	Carefree life
104A	In spite of that, in a text
106A	“King Richard” star
108A	Streamline? (Justin Timberlake)
114A	Site of King Harald V’s palace
115A	Slushy drink brand
116A	Hamlet or Ophelia, e.g.
117A	Straight
118A	Organized
119A	Put in the trash
120A	Bonbon, briefly
121A	Sum thing?
1D	“Be on the lookout” letters
2D	Stephen of “V for Vendetta”
3D	Rangers’ org.
4D	Raisman with three Olympic gold medals
5D	It might make you pretty late
6D	Langston Hughes poem
7D	Put away, as groceries
8D	“Big Little Lies” novelist Moriarty
9D	Tom Llamas’s network
10D	Answer on “Jeopardy!”
11D	Berkeley neighborhood
12D	Bar mixer
13D	Golf course hazard
14D	Finish in fashion, in a way
15D	About 6% of Earth’s land
16D	Acid in proteins
17D	Bird in many Mayan sculptures
18D	“Your order has arrived”
24D	What are you looking at?
26D	Longtime chum
28D	How some films are available
30D	Parts of hearts
31D	Barbershop offerings
32D	“___ a Woman?” (Sojourner Truth speech)
33D	Ill-considered
35D	“Bye for now,” in a text
36D	Honshu city noted for its beef
37D	Some nobles
39D	Vivacious wit
43D	Infirmary nickname
44D	Fiver
45D	Shilling, in slang
46D	React to a teen idol, maybe
47D	Formally modify
48D	Repudiate
50D	Friendship ender
51D	Burkina ___ (African nation)
52D	Base eight
56D	King, in Castile
58D	Name in cameras and copiers
59D	Turn ___ dime
60D	“Good job, señor!”
61D	Pronoun for some
62D	Agenda makeup
63D	Extra set of cards dealt to the table
64D	Cruel brute
65D	Weed whacker
66D	It’s measured along the y-axis
67D	“Exodus” author
68D	Makes a director’s version, perhaps
69D	Bearded bloom
73D	Be flirty with
74D	Blood pressure raiser, maybe
75D	Animal of the Yukon
76D	Tissue layer
77D	Cheap-sounding
78D	Wall climbers
79D	“___ thou this sweet sight?”: Oberon, in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
81D	Goddesses of vengeance
83D	Maori canoe
84D	Anemic’s need
85D	Made good as new
86D	Change course abruptly
89D	Compresses, informally
91D	90 shares, e.g.
93D	Direction of a Seville sunrise
94D	Affix, as a button
95D	Beethoven’s “Für ___”
96D	Wafers brand
97D	Brand with a reptilian mascot
98D	Hall’s musical partner
99D	Decline a request
100D	Ancient Mexican native
105D	“Funny!”
107D	Cambridge sch.
108D	Atlanta-based inst.
109D	Call from the fans
110D	“___ be a pleasure”
111D	Geese formation
112D	Directional suffix
113D	Retina cell

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