WSJ Crossword July 25 2026 Answers (7/25/26)

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WSJ Crossword July 25, 2026 Answers

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#	Clue
1A	Biting
6A	EMT’s skill
9A	“Oh ___, I’m on My Way” (“Porgy and Bess” song)
13A	A million times mega-
17A	Old copier
18A	Make, in math
19A	“Freeze the Feeling” brand
20A	Draconian
21A	Counterfeit chrysalises?
23A	Karmann ___ (old VW)
24A	Went stratospheric
25A	Criminal patterns, for short
26A	Flatten, in a way
27A	Architectural dome in mint condition?
29A	Has no talent for
31A	Takes second, say
32A	Radio host and musician John
35A	Ancient Jewish ascetics
37A	Painting style with clearly defined shapes
41A	Horse play
43A	Monster flying over Kyushu
45A	Flapjack flipper
46A	Laid-back greeting?
50A	Castle barriers
52A	Rod at a pig roast
53A	Source of a draft
54A	Catlike
55A	Vette, e.g.
56A	Dedicated lines
57A	Bad etiquette in poker
59A	Cunning
60A	George Eliot protagonist
63A	Butler of fiction
64A	Muffles
65A	Seen enough
66A	University of Florida athletes
68A	Streisand title role
69A	Coach of the fictional AFC Richmond
72A	Alternative to NYSE or Rx
73A	Outfits
74A	“My Eyes Adored You” singer Frankie
75A	___ Maria
76A	Fingerprint feature
78A	“Careless Hands” singer Mel
79A	Runny chili, say?
81A	Overshadowed
83A	Grant
85A	Base address
86A	186-year-old New Orleans restaurant
88A	Problems for musicians
92A	Big 12 team in Salt Lake City
93A	Spain’s currency before 2002
95A	Spike Lee biopic
97A	Bellhop at a romantic retreat?
101A	“Break Your Heart” singer Cruz
102A	Big brouhaha
105A	Pests on 116-Across
106A	Lyra’s brightest star
107A	One of three choices in a shell game?
109A	Actors Chris and Sean
110A	“Idylls of the King” character
111A	Prefix with sac or raptor
112A	Deal maker
113A	Make out, in Manchester
114A	Call at first
115A	Worker in an orchard
116A	Garden flowers
1D	Kind of radio
2D	“Bye now!”
3D	Outback strutters
4D	Alternative to Bowser
5D	Noisy Hasbro toy
6D	Some roasters
7D	April 1 doings
8D	Court matter
9D	Ready for filming, perhaps
10D	Advil target
11D	Low dams
12D	Scarcity
13D	Old drum kits
14D	Spain’s currency after 2002
15D	Casting need
16D	“MAS*H” star
20D	Might have, casually
22D	Michael of “Shrinking”
24D	Steep slopes
27D	Rapids transit
28D	Like some beer and bread
29D	Feng ___
30D	Wait on
32D	Lab work
33D	Evenly matched
34D	Primer layer of paint?
36D	Euphemism for “hell”
38D	1802 founding of a chemical company?
39D	Move gracefully
40D	Foodie
42D	Web, at times
44D	Christmas music
47D	Showbiz “grand slams”
48D	Handle pressure poorly
49D	Completely
51D	“___ Maria”
55D	Fanatic followings
58D	Horton heard one
59D	Holster holder
60D	Very much
61D	Departs from the script
62D	Narrow inlet
64D	Skin layer
65D	Album that included “Yesterday”
66D	Israel’s Meir
67D	Peach State capital, familiarly
68D	Easily handled, as a sailboat
69D	Torque symbol
70D	Scorch
71D	Caravan destinations
73D	Hail Mary instruction
74D	“Wheel of Fortune” purchase
77D	Buttress’s job
78D	Reacts to a scare
79D	Navigation aid
80D	Evian et Perrier
82D	Catches flies, say
84D	Tart drink
87D	Spots for pots
89D	On the move
90D	Band aide
91D	Tried to get home, maybe
94D	“Gladiator” setting
96D	Back biter
97D	Ballpark souvenirs
98D	Ready for customers
99D	“Actually, that’s wrong”
100D	Cry of relief
102D	Las Vegas WNBA team
103D	Book that takes place on Arrakis
104D	Makes a choice
107D	Rowdy crowd
108D	Sense of self

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