WSJ Crossword October 13 2026 Answers (10/13/26)

Our WSJ Crossword October 13, 2026 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 13, 2026 Answers

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About the date: The Wall Street Journal now publishes each crossword online the afternoon before it runs in the print edition, so WSJ's site may list this puzzle under Monday, October 12. We go by the print date, Tuesday, October 13, 2026, since that's the date most solvers know it by. The date at the top of this page is when we posted these answers.

« October 12 2026 Answers

#	Clue
1A	What your heart might skip
6A	Facts and figures
10A	Problem for a sound engineer
14A	1929 stock market event
15A	Sounds from awed people
16A	Thailand neighbor
17A	Game night strictures
19A	Singer-songwriter Tori
20A	God among the Avengers
21A	Probing question
23A	American marsupial
26A	1974 pop hit “___-Ca-Dabra”
27A	“Diet Pepsi” singer Addison ___
29A	Wall climber
30A	Coming-of-age ceremonies for some girls
33A	Yammer
35A	Modern, in Munich
36A	Supply for brewers and bakers
37A	Häagen-Dazs flavor
41A	Its highest point is Mount Katahdin
43A	Vernacular ending
44A	Initialism that might add Q at the end
47A	Theorist with no sphere of influence?
51A	West End washroom
52A	Rock blaster
53A	Small singing groups
54A	Drip coffee with a shot of espresso
56A	Groups of glitterati
58A	Frenchman’s female friend
59A	Airborne annoyance
60A	Unexpected costs, as found in four of this puzzle’s answers
65A	Bay State gridiron team, familiarly
66A	Different, in Durango
67A	Des Moines denizen, e.g.
68A	Regretting a workout, maybe
69A	Sunshine State baseball team
70A	Just learning about
1D	Austrian’s exclamation
2D	Frat bud
3D	Water in the Loire
4D	Helpers, for short
5D	Boston nickname
6D	Relentlessly gloomy
7D	IM pioneer
8D	1960s-’70s procedural series starring Efrem Zimbalist Jr.
9D	Forcefully declare
10D	Its first flight went from Switzerland to Israel
11D	Replay analyst’s concern
12D	Exuberant cries
13D	Covert WWII org.
18D	Itinerant people of Europe
22D	“Straight Outta Compton” rapper
23D	Cherry discard
24D	Potential embryos
25D	“Ariel” poet
26D	Spell binders?
28D	Contractor’s fig.
31D	___ Aviv
32D	Osso buco meat
34D	Philosopher Immanuel
38D	Requires
39D	Volcanic spew
40D	“Pass over some suds”
41D	Advanced theater deg.
42D	Fact-filled book
45D	“Golly!”
46D	One of 18 for a frog
48D	One who does the write thing
49D	Bilingual Muppet on “Sesame Street”
50D	Control, as spending
55D	“Moll Flanders” writer
57D	Wee
58D	Commotions
59D	Sch. stat
61D	Like some humor and some weather
62D	“Blecch!”
63D	Chow down
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