WSJ Crossword October 24 2026 Answers (10/24/26)

Our WSJ Crossword October 24, 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 24, 2026 Answers

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« October 23 2026 Answers

#	Clue
1A	Daze
7A	Far from gregarious
12A	Iga who’s won the U.S. Open, French Open and Wimbledon
19A	Hook’s field
20A	Stripe-shirted character found in kids’ books
21A	Graceful entry into the pool
22A	Fall beverage only available to those in the know?
24A	Rides with toes off the board
25A	Play around, so to speak
26A	Mobile CPR pro
27A	Out of the ordinary
29A	Body art, informally
30A	Link letters
31A	Pewter, e.g.
33A	Biscotti flavoring
34A	Blade for an Olympian
35A	Dolt
37A	Chance for the comic’s apprentice to perform?
40A	Writers Beattie and Patchett
41A	Legal drama fig.
44A	One may be bonded
45A	Oracle’s temple?
48A	Canaries, for example
52A	Tickle
53A	Physician Virginia, for whom a newborn test is named
54A	Half of Popeye’s adopted baby’s name
55A	Braz. neighbor
56A	Plant with starchy corms
57A	Like the start of knighthood
59A	Phone screen array
60A	Inner ear, of a sort
61A	Have a mortgage, say
62A	Things smelled in some churches?
64A	High return
65A	Dissenting vote
66A	Düsseldorf dissents
67A	Simple shack
68A	Relinquish
69A	Before, in ballades
70A	Casino table covering
71A	Guy who cooks
72A	Pediatric patient
73A	Carousal
75A	Come back from a 30-40 score in tennis?
78A	Word on a bill
79A	Italicize, e.g.
81A	Charger unit
82A	Make a list of all of the cards in packs of tarot?
86A	Stop fretting
90A	Day divider
91A	Harness races
93A	Frees of skin
94A	Name after Sallie, Fannie or Ginnie
95A	Home base?
96A	Twitter/X alternative with a butterfly logo
98A	Early hrs.
99A	Another name for broad bean
100A	Capital of South Australia
102A	A dentist’s Boley gauge, e.g.?
106A	Inconvenient, in a way
107A	Tea treat
108A	Officially prohibit
109A	Takes out
110A	Round at the bar, perhaps
111A	Loyalty program accrual
1D	Prove the practicality of a bib
2D	Cassiterite, notably
3D	“The Little Mermaid” villainess
4D	Birkenstock buy
5D	Cause of some tics, in brief
6D	Reuben base
7D	“You’ve gotta be kidding!”
8D	Pew group
9D	Creaky, maybe
10D	Ukraine’s main port
11D	Internet gamer who may spend V-Bucks
12D	1919 George Gershwin composition
13D	Designer Vera
14D	“The Dark at the Top of the Stairs” playwright
15D	Billboard displays
16D	“The Mikado” town
17D	Leveling tool
18D	Math logic puzzle invented by Tetsuya Miyamoto
21D	Second-highest mount in the Cascade Range
23D	Dog topper
28D	Orange coat
31D	Nickname for the Governator
32D	“Metropolis” director Fritz
34D	Europe’s highest volcano
36D	The title role in Verdi’s “Attila,” e.g.
38D	Met, as a challenge
39D	Phrase tacked on for emphasis
41D	Trembly trees
42D	2002 M. Night Shyamalan film
43D	Escapee’s destination, maybe
45D	“You don’t need to remind me”
46D	Noted defector of 1961
47D	Scout’s discovery
48D	“You can’t make me!”
49D	One of the letters of DNA stands for it
50D	“What is it?” drawing created by Roger Price
51D	Filled in
52D	Penitent person
54D	Overlook description
57D	Displayed derision
58D	How an unwelcome guest may be received
59D	Fallen flier
62D	Surge of new arrivals
63D	Buy from Burpee
68D	Spot for garbage or laundry, in some buildings
71D	Romantic milestone
72D	Samhain celebrators
74D	Unspoiled spot
76D	Extremely
77D	Two tablets, perhaps
79D	Bitter rant
80D	Ring decisions
82D	Like marquetry
83D	Melon or bean
84D	“Spill!”
85D	Piano pieces
86D	Subject of Abu Simbel statues
87D	Manaus’s river
88D	“I don’t want to hear your excuses!”
89D	Pines
92D	Coordinate
93D	Coat on a bench, say
96D	Torment with nasty remarks
97D	Green shade
99D	Evian alternative
101D	Pre-5G mobile tech letters
103D	Rooftop sound
104D	Call center worker, for short
105D	Start for Cat or Caps