WSJ Crossword November 15 2025 Answers (11/15/25)

Our WSJ Crossword November 15, 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 November 15, 2025 Answers

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#	Clue
1A	Answers a host
6A	2019 superhero movie
12A	Leg, in old slang
15A	Yellowfin tuna
18A	Alphabet quintet
19A	Oona Chaplin’s “Game of Thrones” character
20A	“Now get this...”
22A	Went past one’s highway exit?
24A	Conversation starter
25A	Past regulation, briefly
26A	Takes out
27A	XXX
29A	“The Very Hungry Caterpillar” author Eric
30A	Hip-hop genre with gamer cred
32A	Smack some undergrad?
34A	Bumbler
35A	“That drained me!”
38A	Eco-friendly building certification, for short
39A	Audit some company’s group of directors?
43A	Set eyes on
45A	Labor Dept. division
49A	Take a scythe to
50A	Uniformity
52A	Diplomatic accords
54A	Reassurance to the boss
56A	Lyrical wordsmith
57A	Put up a porterhouse?
59A	Crash investigator
60A	Ahmed of “Sound of Metal”
61A	Dickensian cry
62A	Seat belt, e.g.
63A	Red carpet arrival
65A	Hold an interview for the domestic staff?
70A	Desired result
71A	Greek fabulist
73A	Nearly forever
74A	Will Smith franchise, initially
76A	Each
79A	Undress some guy from Warsaw?
82A	Visibly sad
84A	Friction reducer
85A	“That look totally rocks!”
86A	Al Pacino classic
89A	81-Down’s opposite
90A	Da’s opposite
91A	Unsmiling
93A	Use some barbecue seasoning on the poultry?
95A	Contest round
97A	Out of bed
99A	Rita of “The Masked Singer”
100A	Extract ore from Jupiter?
104A	Brandished
108A	Sign of spring
109A	New thought
110A	Savory jelly
113A	Artist with museums in Figueres, Spain, and St. Petersburg, Florida
114A	Pretentiously stilted
116A	Overreact to a bad call on the gridiron?
119A	Like some tedious tasks
120A	Popular shopping venue
121A	Put up
122A	“Fierce Five” gymnast Raisman
123A	Take a load off
124A	Like some programming loops
125A	Shows patience
1D	Force to fit
2D	Paris divider
3D	Helmet part
4D	Lab research assistant, maybe
5D	Take action against
6D	Sender’s sticker
7D	Mata ___
8D	Stepped down
9D	Makes a course correction
10D	Etna ejecta
11D	Green tea powder
12D	Cooperates
13D	Genre modifier
14D	Gaffe
15D	Millipede maker
16D	Chat starter
17D	Comic book artist
20D	Gaffe
21D	Have a day in court
23D	Help out
28D	Lusty desire, with “the”
31D	Tool for a Zen garden
32D	Changes status, in a way
33D	VW compacts
35D	Charge
36D	Supplies with staff
37D	Poison lead singer Michaels
39D	Artery blocker
40D	Sharpen
41D	The “Iliad” and the “Odyssey,” e.g.
42D	“A slight cloud would ___ the sky”: “Frankenstein”
44D	Stock holder
46D	Sci-fi genre set in the Victorian era
47D	Whole lot
48D	Be inquisitive
51D	Fake front
53D	Spanish 101 word
55D	2013 apocalyptic Seth Rogen comedy
58D	Cry of discovery
61D	Not permit
64D	Cops, in slang
66D	Wriggly animal
67D	Wiggly parts
68D	“Love your work!”
69D	Quantum mechanics physicist Paul
71D	Brief writer, briefly
72D	Workplace disparity
75D	Of one’s own volition
77D	Supplier of an orchestra’s A
78D	“Milk” Oscar winner
79D	Faux pas by a faithful
80D	Roundest, in a way
81D	Arles agreement
82D	TTT
83D	Kathryn of “Law & Order: Criminal Intent”
87D	Brief review
88D	Word on Dublin coins
92D	Arabian locks
94D	Crater Lake, e.g.
96D	Flip chart supporters
98D	Think through
100D	Bambino’s first word
101D	Letter-shaped track
102D	Fool
103D	Throws in
104D	On edge
105D	“Too risky for me?”
106D	Choose
107D	Losing schemes
110D	Knee injury sites, for short
111D	Comedy troupe bit
112D	See-through sheet
115D	Seller of Trailmade tents
117D	Not many
118D	Not many

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