WSJ Crossword November 22 2025 Answers (11/22/25)

Our WSJ Crossword November 22, 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 22, 2025 Answers

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#	Clue
1A	Break ground, perhaps
4A	Line on a check
8A	Reach for the stars
14A	Royal attendant
18A	Mr. Potato Head piece
19A	Laughfest
20A	Blue Origin rival
21A	Nation on the Arabian Sea
22A	*Dental woe that Horton might hear about?
24A	*Fairy tale creature in no rush for victims to cross his bridge?
26A	Lazy server
27A	Mannheim mister
28A	Scottish squirt
30A	Still clueless
34A	City across the Missouri from Council Bluffs
38A	In the raw
39A	Port vessel
41A	Nelson Muntz catchphrases
42A	It orbits la Tierra
43A	Oscar winner for “Tootsie” and “Blue Sky”
44A	*Film with a cast of unknowns?
46A	*Strapless top to wear with a grass skirt?
48A	Inventor Whitney
49A	Permeate
50A	Barge with a scoop
52A	Take steps
53A	Diamond of note
54A	Pique
55A	Lose face
59A	Woolly youngsters
61A	Breakfast option
64A	George of “Route 66”
66A	And higher, in pricing
67A	*Two-faced Mensa members?
70A	“I came,” to Julius Caesar
71A	Capital of Cyprus
73A	Pumpkinseed
74A	“Shrinking” star Jason
75A	Brand with Buffalo Wing and Smoked Gouda varieties
77A	Gym unit
78A	Tropical hardwood
81A	Draft pick
82A	Echo
84A	Drag booster
85A	Palindromic diarist
86A	*Money-laundering outfit in the hood?
90A	*Even lamer joke on a humor blog?
92A	Does as directed
93A	“Peter Pan” dog
95A	Hang around for
96A	Supporter’s suffix
97A	Just a memory now
98A	Key
99A	Commits a gridiron foul
101A	Suppresses
103A	Filled with tension
105A	Former U.S. Army base near Monterey
109A	*Flea market kiosk with more pizzazz than the others?
113A	Spelling rule you must apply to make sense of the starred answers
116A	Went like lightning
117A	Revolt
118A	Narthex neighbor
119A	Preserve, in a way
120A	Hillside glider
121A	Lack permission to
122A	Scholarship criterion
123A	Newspaper features
1D	Chops
2D	Site of Waialua, Waikele and Waipahu
3D	Cupid counterpart
4D	Pipe cleaner brand
5D	Make known
6D	Pirouette pivot
7D	UFO crew
8D	Bad-mouth
9D	Prepare for a bout
10D	Recon unit
11D	Diamonds, slangily
12D	Stimpy’s cartoon pal
13D	Office no.
14D	Skin opening
15D	Miniature shape-shifters
16D	Chivalrous
17D	Blow up
23D	Division of a long poem
25D	Former carrier
27D	Chuck
29D	Glade grazer
31D	“What did I do to deserve this?”
32D	Poets’ feet
33D	Woulda, coulda follower
35D	Calliope, e.g.
36D	Battery end
37D	Was a player
39D	Like obsidian and basalt
40D	Somewhat excessive
43D	Help around Wednesday
44D	Kevin of “SNL” and “Weeds”
45D	Rackets
47D	Test versions
50D	Formed a stalactite, say
51D	Forward, as a parcel
54D	Many a summer worker
56D	Party with an EDM soundtrack
57D	Herbs with Italian and Greek varieties
58D	Sommelier’s offering
60D	Lodge letters
62D	Dada’s Jean
63D	All the rage
65D	Like some partners
67D	Jewelry store device
68D	Parisian houses
69D	Untouched
72D	Feudal workers
74D	Chocolate-and-toffee candy bar
76D	Melodious
79D	Bert’s bud
80D	Risks arrest by helping
83D	Digital digest founder Eric
84D	Specifically
86D	Bikers’ bikes
87D	They’re often behind the violists in an orchestra
88D	Cool-tasting oil
89D	Monstrosity
90D	Family in a Verona feud
91D	Kind of horse or bean
94D	Secure
98D	Ending for Max or Joseph
100D	Did in
102D	Had to repay
104D	In addition
106D	Finned predator
107D	Crack a book
108D	Creature digs
110D	Piña colada ingredient
111D	Vacation spot
112D	Put in the effort
113D	Vacation spot
114D	Dearest
115D	Second person

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