WSJ Crossword October 26 2024 Answers (10/26/24)

Our WSJ Crossword October 26, 2024 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 26, 2024 Answers

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#	Clue
1A	“Aha” elicitors
6A	Rami who played Freddie Mercury in “Bohemian Rhapsody”
11A	“Far out!”
18A	Holey roll
19A	Bhutanese or Bruneian, e.g.
20A	Comes home low
21A	Fast-running mammal raised out of the elements?
23A	Unsteady amphibian?
24A	Revival exhortation
25A	Laid up
26A	Least cordial
27A	Tribal emblems
29A	“Deliciously Soothing!” brand
31A	Future Esq.’s hurdle
35A	It’s often steamed
38A	More accurate
40A	Key ingredient in pie
41A	Didn’t bother
42A	Go astray
43A	Bother
44A	Clearasil target
46A	Vocal cords setting
47A	Italian wines
49A	Grizzly mentioned in an online forum?
53A	Grassland
54A	Circular stuffers
56A	Jellied dish
57A	15-ball cluster
58A	Org. with the goods on Capone
59A	Giver of the 1947 “Tryst With Destiny” speech
60A	Flip option
62A	Talks smack about
64A	Talk smack about
65A	Join a union?
66A	Prodded
67A	Org. with a May championship
69A	Many Sherpas
71A	More twisted
72A	Consigns to hell
74A	Jokester’s offering
76A	Snake eyes
77A	Come (from)
78A	Inspiration for a 1979 hit by the Knack
80A	Vatican vestment
81A	Bitter mollusk?
84A	Popular breath mint
85A	New Jersey senator Cory
87A	Concert array
88A	Humble response to “Nice job!”
90A	Halibut habitat
91A	Kind of personality
92A	Break
94A	Joined together
96A	Destination of a flight, sometimes
97A	No Mr. Cool
98A	Voters’ problem
100A	Final transport
102A	Nascar driver Patrick
104A	Vision-checking pros: Abbr.
106A	In disarray
110A	Fish in a play?
113A	Flat mate?
115A	Bonds
116A	Give the slip to
117A	1960s protest
118A	Paper producers
119A	Expire
120A	Answers from sycophants
1D	Creature sacred to Thoth
2D	“Two Years Before the Mast” writer
3D	Like custard
4D	Make sparkling
5D	Replay option
6D	Etiquette expert’s focus
7D	Blond shade
8D	Be a go-between
9D	Count’s equivalent
10D	Solemn sound
11D	Type of skiing
12D	Nursery supply
13D	Sister brand of Dreyer’s
14D	Pioneering person
15D	“Special Agent ___” (Disney Channel cartoon)
16D	“Cara ___” (1965 Jay & the Americans hit)
17D	Tackle’s neighbor
20D	Guard dog command
22D	Most moist
23D	Prepared for company, perhaps
28D	Pound pick
30D	You hold them in your arms
32D	Antlered animal dressed to the nines?
33D	Dogpatch denizen
34D	Michener novel whose characters include Coronado and Davy Crockett
35D	Turpentine source
36D	Smoothed (out)
37D	Pet for a computer technician?
39D	Once in a blue moon
41D	Merry old times
43D	Machu Picchu setting
45D	Collectible sheets
46D	Entwined
48D	Sonnets and such
50D	They get what’s coming to them
51D	Bronco halter
52D	Cafeteria crowd
55D	Less fresh
61D	Crop up
62D	Big name in games
63D	Moving pictures, seemingly
65D	Stately home
66D	Prudish
68D	Organic brand owned by General Mills
70D	Tricky problem
71D	Bee relative
72D	Carson of “The Voice”
73D	1978 visitor to Camp David
74D	Nation on the Gulf of Guinea
75D	Separate
77D	Disgruntled sound
79D	Shad product
82D	Clear Chinese liquor
83D	Comparable to
86D	Users of shallow pools
89D	Source of an oil used in aromatherapy
92D	Volleyball smashes
93D	Fiesta fare
95D	Zinger response
96D	Legendary loch denizen
98D	1973 Rolling Stones hit
99D	Bumpkin
101D	Full of froth
103D	Aardvark nibbles
105D	Demanding sort
107D	Gobs
108D	Author Wiesel
109D	Shelters
110D	Nile reptile
111D	Pound pick
112D	Italian prime
114D	Canine-checking pro: Abbr.

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