WSJ Crossword September 13 2025 Answers (9/13/25)

Our WSJ Crossword September 13, 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 September 13, 2025 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 9/13/25, 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	Intentionally annoy
5A	Voters’ union
9A	Reason for a new jersey, perhaps
14A	Maker of Aspire PCs
18A	Radius neighbor
19A	Like the Islamic calendar
21A	Amplify, in a way
22A	Source of debate between some expecting parents
23A	“What fantastic contractors! Our chandeliers are so much more secure after the installers ___”
27A	Swindle
28A	Sprout some choppers
29A	Flag supporters
30A	By a very large amount
32A	Avoid honesty
33A	Natural disinfectant
36A	Actress/civil rights activist Ruby
37A	“And our temperatures! All year comfort, 24/7, because the HVAC crew ___”
41A	Spot for a yacht
44A	Impersonate
46A	Overly ornate
47A	Light-bodied beer
48A	“Goodbye wimpy showers! The plumbers definitely put us ___”
54A	Harmless
55A	Throb
56A	“Holy moly!”
57A	Put away
59A	Pigeon sound
60A	School members
61A	Poet whose best-known work is 14,233 lines long
63A	Outline of a theory
66A	“No more stony topsoil to threaten our prize hydrangea! The landscapers clearly ___”
70A	On the agenda
71A	Utility room item
72A	Didn’t dillydally
74A	Get on, say
77A	Pod piece
78A	Partner of 10-Down
79A	Elected to take part
82A	Eschews modesty
85A	“With concealed backup batteries, no power failures to worry about! So clever of the electricians to include ___”
87A	Showing more skin
88A	Slack exchange
90A	When repeated, a classic Mardi Gras tune
91A	Greek vowel
92A	“The audio techs solved our annoying feedback dilemma! They were ___”
97A	Magic org.
100A	Passes quickly
101A	Historian’s focus
102A	Cohen who wrote “Hallelujah”
106A	Looping in, online
107A	Extremely lowbrow
109A	Excessive
110A	“And the final touch-ups: goodbye dull, dingy walls! The painters sure ___”
115A	Circular tent
116A	Like a Catch-22 situation
117A	Chilling
118A	Soup vegetable
119A	Target section
120A	Considers
121A	Close up
122A	Brewski
1D	Commuters’ home, perhaps
2D	Early kayaker
3D	Laughable
4D	Spilled the beans
5D	Crusading journalist Nellie
6D	Full of vigor
7D	At some prior time
8D	Steve who voices Gru in the “Despicable Me” films
9D	What you used to be?
10D	Partner of 78-Across
11D	Fitting
12D	“Any idiot knows that!”
13D	Medical item carried everywhere by some
14D	Like Bishop Tutu
15D	Big brand in laptop sleeves
16D	Aussie runners
17D	Cred
20D	Adjust, as sneakers
24D	Easy run
25D	“Glad that’s over!”
26D	Noggin
31D	Bounded, in Bristol
33D	Sweater opening?
34D	Addams Family member
35D	Dissenter’s answer
37D	Get-together for a spell?
38D	Overconfident racer of story
39D	Maker of colorful bricks
40D	Film character who says “The successful criminal mind is always superior. It has to be.”
41D	Dine after dark
42D	Sufficient, informally
43D	Skip the lines, say
45D	Appear before
49D	Twisty shapes
50D	Indy 500 champ Bobby
51D	Assembly of bishops
52D	In ___ (as found)
53D	Turned over
54D	Programme airer, with “the”
57D	Massage target
58D	Dwayne Johnson, familiarly
62D	Specialty
63D	Panache
64D	“___ been something I said!”
65D	According to
67D	Evening song
68D	Historic plaintiff Scott
69D	Hem and haw
73D	Losing effort?
74D	“Fernando” foursome
75D	Big kid?
76D	Food usually held with both hands while eaten
78D	Nabisco brand
80D	One of the first words E.T. learns
81D	Surveillance org.
83D	Lineups of songs
84D	Works out
85D	Far from clear
86D	Zilch
88D	“Elsbeth” airer
89D	Central location
93D	Coin inscription
94D	Golden State Warriors coach Steve
95D	Bent out of shape
96D	Mascara’s target
98D	Ring engagement
99D	They’re history
102D	Golfer Ko who was the youngest professional to be ranked #1
103D	Leaving word
104D	Like some tablets
105D	Classroom array
106D	Game played with weapons
107D	Some bills
108D	Attendance answer
110D	Where one might get a six-pack
111D	Fawn’s mom
112D	Fall behind
113D	Zip
114D	Snaky swimmer

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