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

Our WSJ Crossword September 26, 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 26, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 9/26/26, 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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« September 25 2026 Answers

#	Clue
1A	Canine command
6A	Product of mud compaction
11A	Cinemark competitor
14A	Full of life
18A	Wipe from existence
19A	Lion, leopard or lynx, zoologically
20A	Tapestry producer
22A	Tribe of western New York
23A	“Death on the Nile” and the like?
25A	Backstreet patrollers?
27A	Kazakhstan’s capital
28A	Hollow
29A	Tuna on a sushi menu
30A	Follower of special or black
31A	Maiden name label
32A	Dust-up in the Dove factory?
37A	Prepare for the tub
40A	Fresh
41A	Items on some pedestals
42A	Functions
43A	“Hardwood Classics” network
45A	Wear with straps
46A	Key, e.g.
49A	Bullion piece
51A	New Haven scholars
52A	Soprano from Australia
55A	Strange way to keep burglars out?
59A	Amber-colored wine
61A	Pool problem
62A	“Meh”-evoking
63A	Org. with a five-ring logo
64A	___ Webster (Twain’s “celebrated jumping frog”)
65A	Take-out general
66A	Fielding error by Mickey Moniak?
72A	Pay stub line
73A	Flour for puris and parathas
75A	Cuatro halved
76A	A/C amts.
77A	Crafty knife brand
79A	Prepare for a career change
81A	Some 24-hour fosters?
85A	Quartet in a Scrabble box
86A	Like swampland
87A	Bête ___
88A	Cheery farewell
90A	Clutch item
91A	Shimmery stones
93A	Malek of “Oppenheimer”
96A	The visitors who visited Amahl
98A	Sweeties
101A	Lustrous fabric
104A	Schnitzel serving that might shock you?
109A	“Knives Out” star de Armas
110A	Courtroom fig.
111A	Like bulls, bucks and boars
112A	General vicinity
113A	Lots to buy
116A	Sophisticated style?
119A	Mystifying field features, or a directive for understanding this puzzle’s theme
121A	Watch after
122A	Hubbub
123A	Accommodate
124A	Play setting
125A	Yields to gravity
126A	Heart chart, for short
127A	First name in cosmetics
128A	Lingerie buy
1D	Sonata and Accord, e.g.
2D	Like some spending limits
3D	Airline once run by Eddie Rickenbacker
4D	Cruising
5D	“Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” composer
6D	Army’s counterpart of Navy’s CPO
7D	How some problems must be faced
8D	Historically contested region of Europe
9D	Stay in hiding
10D	1958’s Corsair, e.g.
11D	In the style of
12D	Like lava
13D	Statues of substantial size
14D	Moment of time
15D	Some geometry homework
16D	Micro wave?
17D	RSVP tally
21D	Soldier for hire, for short
24D	XXX part?
26D	The solver of this puzzle
33D	Great chaos
34D	Goldfinger’s first name
35D	Surname of Steinbeck’s Cal and Aron
36D	Encouraged
38D	Mediterranean resort
39D	German tank of WWII
44D	Friday’s preceder?
45D	Mayor between Giuliani and de Blasio
47D	Trash talk
48D	Went first
50D	To-do list listing
51D	Conditional word
53D	Katherina’s sister, in “The Taming of the Shrew”
54D	Will of “The Lego Batman Movie”
55D	Where Al Jazeera is based
56D	Loose coat named for a region of Ireland
57D	“You can’t stop me!”
58D	It’s practiced in le palais de justice
59D	Extinct bird of New Zealand
60D	Some carolers
63D	“Gooooooooal!”
67D	Pablo Neruda, e.g.
68D	Bamboozle
69D	Response from a humblebragger
70D	Baltimore paper
71D	Faces in the crowd?
74D	Bitterly cold
78D	Amtrak option
80D	Letters before an alias
81D	Last of 24 letters
82D	Ceremony of remembrance
83D	Silly sort
84D	Femur’s end
89D	“Has it started yet?”
92D	Played for time
93D	Gasps, say
94D	Tennis great Gibson
95D	Doling (out)
97D	Vinegary
98D	Carriers for conquistadors
99D	Patronized a restaurant
100D	Go by
102D	Mean
103D	Stand in opposition to
105D	Brillo and Zillow, for two: Abbr.
106D	“Fiddlesticks!”
107D	Hoard of treasure
108D	Ironman race, for short
114D	Part of QED
115D	Plot measure
117D	Some S&L offerings
118D	Work unit
120D	Epcot center?

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