WSJ Crossword September 18 2026 Answers (9/18/26)

Our WSJ Crossword September 18, 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 September 18, 2026 Answers

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« September 17 2026 Answers

#	Clue
1A	It shows only the face
6A	Novel need
10A	Bread sources
14A	“What did ___ you?”
15A	Wi-Fi router brand
16A	“Dude”
17A	It’s shown unedited
19A	River to the Seine
20A	Philosophy’s Zeno of ___
21A	Bobby on ice
22A	Set inside
23A	Tuck follower, in a safety maneuver
24A	Bank security
27A	Mil. installations
29A	Web access offerers
30A	Simple weapon
33A	___ mater
34A	Mimic
37A	Handwritten sign at the register
41A	Answer in support
42A	Robert of “The Sopranos”
43A	Full of fancy features
44A	Bygone tune carrier
45A	Land on the Med.
46A	They bring you up and down
51A	City with docks
55A	Gloom leaves the room when she sings “Tomorrow”
56A	Boxing great
57A	1847 adventure novel
58A	Nil
59A	Faced weak competition
62A	Per ___ (daily allowance)
63A	Director Reitman
64A	“Mr. Television”
65A	Alan in “The Aviator”
66A	“Then finally...”
67A	Major goof
1D	Boss, often
2D	Author Calvino
3D	Amethyst, say
4D	Legume family plants
5D	Rain-___ (gumball brand)
6D	Dish named for a scientist
7D	Find out about
8D	Dot follower, sometimes
9D	Pivot for a pirouette
10D	WWII weapons
11D	Peace treaty signer, sometimes
12D	Deep thinker
13D	Gets rid of
18D	“That was a mistake!”
22D	Hinders
25D	River with a Blue part
26D	Elite mil. force since 1775
28D	Travel without a destination
30D	Pen for porkers
31D	Cobbler cousin
32D	Govt. pollution watchdog
33D	DEP counterpart
34D	NFL passing stat
35D	Collectible dispenser brand
36D	Joseph of ice cream fame
38D	Work the land
39D	Mani-___ (spa treatment)
40D	Force from above
44D	Polish or Swedish, in Spanish
45D	“The fix ___!”
46D	CX-5 maker
47D	Baseball great Buck
48D	“No Right ___”
49D	Mamas’ mamas
50D	Flash of light
52D	Sydney who watched the stars
53D	Existentialist ___ May
54D	Weed user
59D	Wheaton of “The Big Bang Theory”
60D	Eggs
61D	Penny name

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