WSJ Crossword October 3 2026 Answers (10/3/26)

Here are all of the answers to today's Wall Street Journal Crossword puzzle for October 3 2026 to help you finish it up!

Our WSJ Crossword October 3, 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 3, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 10/3/26, 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 Sandwich fill for Paddington Bear
10A Kitchen invader
13A French article
16A Character in Progressive ads
19A Proactiv rival
20A Stephen of “The Crying Game”
21A More impatiently eager
23A Oscar winner for 1963’s “Lilies of the Field”
25A Big name in frozen cheesecakes
26A Spanish shaker contents
27A Piece that may be attacked by la dame or le cavalier
28A Citrusy sugar-free brand
30A The Yamaha Banshee 350, e.g.
33A Yogi’s need
35A Gander’s mate
37A Fresh from the showers
38A Capital at 12,000 feet
40A Toward the rudder
43A Field in which you might study Klein bottles and Möbius strips
48A Award for “Spotlight” or “Moonlight”
50A Arrested
51A Adversary
52A “Let It Go” singer
53A Cherry discards
54A PetSmart purchases
55A Hollow bread
56A Noncommittal answer
57A Painter Mondrian
58A Meat’s marbling
59A Formally certifies
61A Raconteur’s recitals
63A “Password” players, at times
65A Fly ball also called a “duck snort”
66A Bit of balm
68A Lack of reverence
70A Spanish article
71A Where some pitching takes place
75A Bully’s comeback
77A Scrabble rack septet
81A Kindles
82A Neither partner
83A Fling
85A Play group
86A Ben & Jerry’s purchase
87A Silk substitute
89A Tool for a gem appraiser
90A Marlins infielder Lopez
91A Id ___
92A Boston seafood specialty
93A Avoided profanity
95A On edge
97A Shelley’s middle name
98A Expedition
99A Historian’s concern
100A Height boosters
102A Successor of HST
104A Danson of “The Good Place”
105A Movers of dinghies
109A Builder’s extension
112A CPR expert
114A Home wrecker, of a sort
115A Italian entree prepared by heating meat between two dishes over a boiling pot
121A Emmy winner who served as Screen Actors Guild president in the 1980s
122A “Don’t mind ___ do”
123A Response to a cruel comment
124A Verbal agility
125A Pioneering muscle car
126A Rep.’s opponent
127A Group in the pit (and in this puzzle’s PITs)
1D Dance club VIPs
2D 2001 Will Smith film
3D Spectrum end
4D Occupies, as a battle station
5D Handout from a concierge
6D Eric Clapton song
7D Symbol of power in ancient Egypt
8D Christian from Normandy
9D 2025 Pixar film
10D D-backs, on scoreboards
11D Schindler’s portrayer
12D Diamond covers
13D Virna of “Casanova 70”
14D Coup target
15D Like some bottle caps
16D McDonald’s item since the 1960s
17D Skeevy look
18D Treat with a trademarked design
22D Eye color of about 5% of people
24D Comerica Park team
29D Put a new price on, maybe
30D However
31D Louise’s pal
32D Subordinate sort
34D Ploy
36D Vein makeup
39D Didn’t leave
41D Metal marble
42D Belly, informally
44D Basketball Hall of Famer Shaquille
45D “Hamilton” prop
46D “The Teflon Don”
47D Brewery supply
49D WWW-access offerer
50D Snitch
54D “Sturdy batsman” of verse
55D Beverage named for its supposed digestive benefits
58D Tuck, e.g.
60D Highway warning
62D Lip
64D Seller of EcoTank printers
65D Orally
67D “The Devil’s Dictionary” author
69D Harvard Avenue and Fenway on the Green Line, e.g.
71D Criminal outing
72D Happen
73D Caribbean island whose capital is a ghost town due to volcanic eruptions
74D Bygone autocrats
76D Caught sight of
78D Up-to-the-minute news
79D Monticello, e.g.
80D High
82D Discreet bid
84D Collector’s goal
88D Dinosaur of Mario games
89D Dwindle
92D Some roof work
93D Jon who returned to the Senate to fill John McCain’s seat
94D Loose-fitting nightgown
96D Clips
97D Farewell from a worrier
101D Hero soldier of Spain
103D Pool marking
105D Hearty supper
106D Mani counterpart
107D Dele override
108D Dynamic start?
110D Paul Atreides’s father, in “Dune”
111D 1939 co-star of Bolger and Haley
113D Scots’ caps
116D Canyon feature
117D Champlain, to Champlain
118D Hanoi holiday
119D Ship sealer
120D Words before tear or dare

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