WSJ Crossword July 11 2026 Answers (7/11/26)

Our WSJ Crossword July 11, 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 July 11, 2026 Answers

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#	Clue
1A	They have no notes
6A	Adler who outwitted Sherlock Holmes
11A	Donkey beaten with a stick, perhaps
17A	Yellow flower in the daisy family
18A	Where gladiators fought
20A	Patisserie treat
21A	Victor’s award in an ancient Greek city?
23A	Cork’s place
24A	Golfer Ernie
25A	“Aye, true!”
26A	Knife on a flint?
28A	Title start of many 108-Down
29A	Loads from lodes
31A	T cell producer
32A	Tankard fill
33A	Prepare for planting
35A	Castor or Pollux, e.g.
37A	Squeezed (out)
39A	Eats
40A	Hitch, say
42A	Swabbing tool
44A	No longer the rage
45A	“Arabian Nights” fliers
46A	Seriously injure
48A	Round-the-world trip
50A	Ewe said it
52A	Early ’60s gatherings with Chubby Checker records?
56A	Safety features in some showers
61A	Regular tendency
62A	Willem of “Platoon”
63A	Bench activity
64A	Kwanzaa mo.
65A	Get ready to run
66A	March through the marsh?
68A	Title character of song who “walked like a woman but talked like a man”
69A	Ottoman Empire hat
70A	Microwave feature
71A	Make blank
72A	Jeopardy
73A	Spots for swingers
75A	Jargon that’s easygoing?
77A	Hit 1999 Nas album
78A	Torment
79A	Wailing water bird
80A	Phone fillers
83A	8.5-pound award
86A	High hit
88A	Striped shoe brand
92A	___ avis
93A	Satirist Mort
94A	Paul of “Ant-Man”
96A	Chris of “The Good Wife”
97A	___-Magnon man
98A	Trailed at the end
102A	Delights?
104A	Spot in la Seine
105A	Browsing on Zillow, say?
110A	“Huh-uh”
111A	“East of Eden” brother
112A	Site of over 1,000 works by Goya
113A	Pastiche combining Dalí’s watches and Warhol’s soup cans?
116A	Won back, as territory
117A	Kia minivans
118A	Abrupt expulsion
119A	Answers from toadies
120A	Boarding spot
121A	Ranch ruminant
1D	Site of a historic 1799 discovery
2D	Bold feat
3D	Premium chips ingredient
4D	Norse god for whom Tuesday is named
5D	Argument
6D	Out of sorts
7D	Nutrition label nos.
8D	Blow one’s stack
9D	CBS journalist O’Donnell
10D	Abrasive powder
11D	Place for un pique-nique
12D	“Happy Birthday” writer, maybe
13D	Simba’s love, in “The Lion King”
14D	Allies of the Cheyenne
15D	“Funky Cold Medina” rapper
16D	Julie made a dame by Queen Elizabeth II
18D	Dawn
19D	Kin of venison
20D	Swinging strikes
22D	The Hindenburg, e.g.
27D	Good laughs
30D	Seattle quarterback Darnold
34D	Heads for the hills
36D	Support from the stands
38D	Cheapen
39D	Twins-lion go-between
41D	Suffragist Carrie Chapman ___
43D	Preceding
44D	Greek consonants
47D	Tussaud title
49D	Paging devices
51D	Six-pack makeup
52D	Kleptomaniac’s crime
53D	Heron or ibis, e.g.
54D	Mediterranean island known for its dance music club scene
55D	Hotel room posting
56D	Fully understand
57D	Result of a flipped card, maybe
58D	Embellish
59D	Thing of the past
60D	Bass part
63D	Magistrate in 18-Across
66D	Doodads
67D	Staggering
68D	2013 Sheryl Sandberg book
70D	Crumpet go-with
72D	Trudge
74D	Fibonacci’s birthplace
75D	Iron, in France
76D	Plan intended to achieve a goal
78D	Fragrant firs
80D	Tell tale activity
81D	One who doesn’t finish his sentence
82D	Induces
84D	Pinkish orange color
85D	Dice, say
87D	Potential flower
89D	“And you’re telling me this why?”
90D	Not in custody
91D	Protect
95D	Scars on cars
99D	Out on a limb, maybe
100D	Mark for madrileños
101D	Prevailing
103D	Hits the mall
106D	Historians’ focuses
107D	Wedding reception sight
108D	Dedicated works
109D	1992 Heisman winner Torretta
114D	Beltway Series player
115D	Placed

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