WSJ Crossword November 29 2025 Answers (11/29/25)

Our WSJ Crossword November 29, 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 29, 2025 Answers

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#	Clue
1A	They go for a spin
5A	Pack of schemers
10A	Honey-yellow color
15A	2016 National League MVP Bryant
19A	Notice
20A	Put forward
21A	“A Woman of No Importance” playwright
22A	Heed the bailiff
23A	Colleague of Salt and DJ Spinderella
24A	Rearranging cards during a gin game?
26A	From scratch
27A	More form-fitting
29A	Was rude, in a way
30A	Cheek colorers
32A	Bar supply
34A	TSA requests
35A	Talk big
36A	Phony
37A	Mardi Gras wear
40A	Remove from a to-do list, perhaps
43A	Tough things to get out of
44A	Work schedule for a robber?
48A	Location de la Antártida
49A	Hold forth
51A	“That’s ___ ask”
52A	Huge
53A	Former Nebraska senator Ben
55A	Big name in ATMs
56A	Running mascara?
60A	Troubadour’s instrument
61A	Develop
63A	This, in Tijuana
64A	Wide around the pelvis
66A	Box score column
67A	San Diego Zoo’s 100
69A	Locks in a stable?
70A	Printer’s daggers
72A	Burden
73A	Gathers together
77A	Display
78A	Never loses a fight?
83A	Crew’s control?
84A	Part of Fred Flintstone’s yell
86A	First pope to bear the same papal name as the current pope
87A	Symbols of stability
88A	Plot surprise
90A	Short trader?
91A	Face shot of an early astronaut?
95A	Indian flour
96A	Letter producer, of a sort
98A	Ill-fated shepherd
99A	Pals
101A	NSFW viewing
102A	Gender prefix
104A	Kitchen faucet insert
106A	Webb’s “Dragnet” role
108A	Ivy League nickname
111A	Fan of the mockumentary band whose amps “go to 11”
113A	First-rate
114A	Quarrel between harpists?
117A	Anglo-Saxon laborer
118A	Self-satisfied
119A	John who married Pocahontas
120A	Trombone piece
121A	Inside runners
122A	Toledo tidbit
123A	Suit yourself?
124A	Precept
125A	Dueling sword
1D	Recipe amts.
2D	Like Linux and MySQL
3D	Experts at infield flies?
4D	Most theatrical
5D	Surviving siblings, sometimes
6D	Independently
7D	Carry-on site
8D	Common connectors
9D	For fear that
10D	Tony or Hugo
11D	Studio equipment
12D	Extorted money from
13D	Finish for an Adelphi address
14D	Censure
15D	Bluegrass music’s Alison
16D	Split decision?
17D	“Gotcha”
18D	Attaches patches
25D	Poetic writing/with 17 syllables/and only three lines
28D	Despicable character in “Despicable Me”
31D	Drying kilns
33D	Cheese product?
35D	Component of some pizzeria ovens
36D	Plug part
38D	Rights watchdog org.
39D	Pass over
40D	Harpo’s big brother
41D	Outdated
42D	Between appointments
45D	Captures
46D	By its very nature
47D	Obsolete footwear
50D	Some phone reading
54D	Setting of les chalets de Suisse
57D	Home storage, often
58D	Far from verbose
59D	Former SeaWorld performer
62D	“Dawson’s Creek” network
65D	Unsuitable
67D	Composer Webern
68D	Third degree, as an equation
69D	Island in the Taiwan Strait
70D	Where to watch Chicago touchdowns
71D	Cop in the “Full Monty” calendar?
72D	Ceaselessly
74D	Blasé observation about a helium balloon?
75D	Newark neighbor
76D	Mex. misses
77D	Badlands Natl. Park site
79D	Oldsmobile model
80D	Nitwit
81D	Lack of affectation
82D	Wolf who mentors Mowgli
85D	Ancient marketplace
89D	“Don’t move until I get back”
92D	Whistle holder
93D	Zapped surgically
94D	Protective wall
97D	Barrio shop
100D	Tourist purchase
102D	Staff figures
103D	Does nothing
105D	Chopin composition
106D	Swift
107D	2018 Oscar-nominated film set in Mexico, not Italy
108D	Look bad?
109D	Satyric sin
110D	Globe dot
112D	“___ Dem Dose” (Dorsey Brothers tune)
115D	Neither companion
116D	Solder ingredient

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