WSJ Crossword July 19 2025 Answers (7/19/25)

Our WSJ Crossword July 19, 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 July 19, 2025 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 7/19/25, 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	“Before me there were no created things but those that last forever—___”: Dante
6A	Dear, in Dijon
11A	Cry of discovery
14A	Gets into the pool
18A	Jordan of the NHL’s Kings
20A	City whose police cars bear witch silhouettes
21A	Business partner, sometimes
22A	Friend, to Françoise
23A	Merchant
24A	Work parties
25A	Chiding sound
26A	Not many
27A	Carnival attraction
28A	Four Seasons Hotels founder Sharp
30A	Musical drama filmed in 1937, 1954, 1976 and 2018
32A	93-million-mile measures
35A	Long-jawed fish
36A	Mom’s mom
37A	Stopping point
38A	Both her first and last performances at the Met were “Madama Butterfly”
44A	“Puppy Love” singer
46A	Make over
48A	Art of body?
49A	Far from friendly
51A	Bitter aperitif
55A	Ali, self-referentially
58A	“Yes,” in Yokohama
59A	Part of QED
60A	Lose
62A	Body of art
63A	Kawasaki offerings
65A	Use a beach blanket, perhaps
68A	To partner
69A	Film for which Maggie Smith won her first Oscar
76A	Even so
77A	Bygone Rome-based airline
78A	Royal house of Riyadh
79A	Prop for Gandalf
82A	___ noche (tonight, in Toledo)
84A	Charged particles
85A	Stat for Staub
86A	Defense fence
88A	Prop for Aquaman
91A	Big name in chips
92A	“Yes,” in Nantes
93A	Ratings pioneer Arthur
95A	Kristoff’s reindeer, in “Frozen”
97A	African carnivore with a distinctive howl
100A	Think highly of
104A	“Young Frankenstein” role
106A	Fresh start?
107A	Royal court attendants
111A	Proceeding with much vigor
116A	Tiny amounts
117A	See 19-Down
118A	Very
119A	Be behind
120A	List of candidates
121A	Doubled over, maybe
123A	Skater Katarina
124A	Acapulco aunt
125A	Choir component
126A	Churchill preceded and succeeded him
127A	Bridge site
128A	Dipstick coating
129A	Low temps
130A	“The Planets” composer
1D	Fictional dog
2D	Water source
3D	Words on Old West posters
4D	How some movies are delivered
5D	Medium for an ephemeral sculpture
6D	Beginner’s piano exercise
7D	Desperate
8D	Early tragedienne Duse
9D	Script doctor
10D	“No more for me, thanks”
11D	Fictional dog
12D	Cuckoo’s announcement
13D	Against
14D	Sheepish remark
15D	“Howards End” novelist
16D	Bleachers feature
17D	In stitches
19D	With 117-Across, founder of a famous “Reader”
29D	Blue
31D	Pepper, for one
33D	Squid’s squirt
34D	Breaking capacity, briefly
39D	Border
40D	Uncool sort
41D	Tavern supply
42D	Elliot of the Mamas & the Papas
43D	Fictional dog
45D	Crushes the test
47D	Like a ball in the rough
49D	Casual talk
50D	Solemn pledge
52D	Jack-in-the-pulpit, e.g.
53D	Locks in a barn?
54D	109, famously
56D	Blade brand of 1977
57D	Daffy and Bugs, e.g.
61D	Half of a gendered dispute
64D	James Bond genre
66D	Keys near G’s
67D	Texter’s “Eww, stop talking!”
68D	Major meals
70D	Some whistle blowers
71D	Gin flavor
72D	Arabian spirit
73D	Leaving nothing to the imagination
74D	Barbecue seasonings
75D	Fictional dog
79D	Fictional dog
80D	Quite suspenseful
81D	Early psychiatrists
82D	Falco of “The Sopranos”
83D	Glimpsed
87D	“Take your pick”
89D	Wake-up signal
90D	Agitated
91D	Approached
94D	Fictional dog
96D	Number of hills of ancient Rome
98D	Indicate
99D	Monopolize
101D	Onetime Maytag subsidiary
102D	Conditional word
103D	Farm female
105D	Organic food brand
108D	“Where ___” (Dustin Lynch song)
109D	Big atlas section
110D	“The Maids” playwright
111D	Graduation garb
112D	Columbus’s home
113D	Fictional dog
114D	It ended with V-J Day
115D	“Snow Crash” author Stephenson
122D	Advanced degree?

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