WSJ Crossword October 11 2025 Answers (10/11/25)

Our WSJ Crossword October 11, 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 October 11, 2025 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 10/11/25, 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	Master’s work
7A	Hen’s offspring
12A	Org. that takes returns
15A	Ninny
19A	Filmed a new version of
20A	Londoner’s tea order
21A	Morpheus frees him from the Matrix
22A	Comet alternative
23A	Stream that’s been flowing from time immemorial?
25A	Do bad things
26A	Not especially exciting
27A	Bishop, e.g.
28A	Laryngitis symptoms for a rooster?
31A	“Sprechen ___ Deutsch?”
32A	Termini
35A	Slightly
36A	Mineo of movies
37A	Writer Balzac
39A	Home run, in baseball lingo
41A	Holders of chapeaux
45A	Wrinkle on one’s arm?
49A	“Evil Woman” band
50A	Spa feature
51A	Slow-motion creature
52A	Hieroglyphic reptile
53A	Hard mass in a tree’s crevice?
55A	Fit of pique
56A	Upright
58A	Opposition answer
59A	Barinholtz of Apple TV+’s “The Studio”
60A	Elite squads
64A	Pleasant
65A	Period, tripled
68A	2000 NBA MVP, familiarly
69A	One might wind up in the drink
71A	Threshold setting
72A	It’s next to gold in the periodic table
76A	Fan reading
77A	Starts
80A	68-Across’s early 2000s squad, on scoreboards
81A	Rightmost numeral on many a clock face
82A	1950s auto
84A	Dortmund denial
86A	Excited to dine at the seafood restaurant?
90A	Cathedral city on the Ouse
91A	Cinnamon treat
93A	New Brunswick neighbor
94A	Angsty rock
95A	Boorish kangaroo?
97A	Iron production
98A	Mufasa’s heir
100A	Gift recipients
101A	Includes
103A	Road border
104A	Poetic competition
105A	Apple Store buy
108A	Throat treatment from a pediatrician?
113A	1942 Abbott and Costello film
116A	Green expanse
117A	Stephen of “The Crying Game”
118A	Hole in a chunk of Swiss?
121A	With, in France
122A	Pendulum path
123A	Africa’s second-longest river
124A	Starry
125A	Swim trunks liner material
126A	Homer cry
127A	Director Welles
128A	Get routed by, say
1D	Game catchers
2D	Artist Matisse
3D	Game leader
4D	Jib or jigger
5D	Brain product
6D	Life or death, say
7D	Discreet email inclusion
8D	Karel apek play
9D	Crude grp.
10D	Run
11D	Johnson of “Fifty Shades of Grey”
12D	Shortest route around the track
13D	Means of control
14D	Tin Pan Alley output
15D	Result of successful phishers
16D	City in California’s Ventura County
17D	Consign to hell
18D	Clumsy fellows
24D	Chorus member
29D	It’s tapped out
30D	Easy victim
33D	Lofty aspiration
34D	Annual quartet
37D	Venus, of the planets
38D	Athena’s symbol
40D	Soccer star Cristiano
42D	Capital on the Mediterranean
43D	Chef’s mushroom
44D	Fills completely
45D	Visitors from out there, briefly
46D	Moon goddess
47D	Londoner, e.g.
48D	Perfume applications
53D	Comet, e.g.
54D	Racket string material
57D	Bitter
61D	Hawaiian tuna
62D	Frenetically active
63D	Knights-to-be
66D	Android alternative
67D	Union contracts, of a sort
70D	Bairns who are boys
72D	Slivovitz distiller’s harvest
73D	Gently wash against
74D	1966 Michael Caine title role
75D	City between Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic
78D	Maryland athlete, familiarly
79D	Royal address
83D	Disinfectant since 1889
85D	Negating link
87D	Using intuition
88D	Deal with gerrymandering
89D	Matt of the “Magic Mike” movies
91D	Like some bonds
92D	Gardener’s tool
95D	Moth-repelling compound
96D	Game catcher
99D	Lorraine of “The Sopranos”
102D	Collectible fiddle
105D	Topper for the Archbishop of Canterbury
106D	Really bothered
107D	“Pinocchio” author Collodi
108D	Raw bar bit
109D	Dance party
110D	Hasn’t repaid
111D	Medal recipient
112D	Itches
114D	Words of approximation
115D	Hamelin problem
119D	Freud topic
120D	Abel, to Adam

The WSJ Crossword is a daily crossword puzzle that is published in The Wall Street Journal newspaper and on its website. The puzzle is known for its challenging difficulty level, clever wordplay, and witty themes.

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