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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jul 26 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 26 July 2025 Puzzle is here for you, if you need help.
The Puzzle Grid for Today is 21 boxes wide and 21 boxes tall. It’s name is Double Trouble. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Daniel Bodily & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 67 Horizontal Clues and 73 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Mates for life?BFFS
- 5. Team nicknamed “The North Side Nine”CUBS
- 10. Fairy queen of folkloreMAB
- 14. Bullish periodsUPTURNS
- 22. Testimony typeORAL
- 23. HarnessesUSES
- 24. Letters after “brown.” or “auburn.”EDU
- 25. Prime for a solo homerNOONEON
- 26. Hatcher on TVTERI
- 27. Campaign-ending blunder in a public Q&A meeting?TOWNHALLDOWNFALL
- 30. Glossary listingTERM
- 31. Letters on a brewpub menuIPA
- 32. Companion of Westley and Fezzik in “The Princess Bride”INIGO
- 33. Trafficker’s unitKILO
- 34. Maker of RapiDry nail polishOPI
- 35. Tailgater’s headgear made of mongoose fur?MEERKATBEERHAT
- 40. Obsidian, onceMAGMA
- 42. Diamond with hitsNEIL
- 43. Sweep’s sweepingsSOOT
- 44. Snazzy dresserFOP
- 48. Japanese chessSHOGI
- 50. Why it wasn’t youALIBI
- 54. “Heavens!”MYSTARS
- 56. Aragorn’s alias in “The Lord of the Rings”STRIDER
- 59. Labor party supporter?NURSE
- 61. Vertical scrolling aidUPKEY
- 62. Big prize awarded to the top studio area for outdoor scenes?BACKLOTJACKPOT
- 66. Western lilySEGO
- 67. Guys’ palsGALS
- 69. Next to the plateONDECK
- 70. Sale cautionASIS
- 72. ApertureGAP
- 73. PuckersPURSES
- 76. SwipedSTOLE
- 78. Invaders of BritainSAXONS
- 80. Defenders of Britain, for shortRAF
- 81. 2019 Broadway jukebox musical that included “Better Be Good to Me”TINA
- 84. Offer in advancePREBID
- 87. Religious radianceHALO
- 88. Not yet eliminatedINIT
- 90. *NSYNC playing the “Babes” in a 1903 operetta?TOYLANDBOYBAND
- 93. KeenEAGER
- 95. Treaty goalPEACE
- 96. Regatta, maybeSEARACE
- 98. It can aptly be spelled with letters from “cream cheese”SCHMEAR
- 100. Plants with edible podsOKRAS
- 103. Tennis’s “King of Clay”NADAL
- 104. Young ‘unTOT
- 105. Earthen lumpCLOD
- 107. Bleacher featureTIER
- 110. Zaps in the microwaveNUKES
- 112. Ousting of a Mafia don?MOBBOSSJOBLOSS
- 118. Preceding periodEVE
- 119. Jacob’s twinESAU
- 122. Lock settingCANAL
- 123. Fork overPAY
- 124. Congresswoman IlhanOMAR
- 126. Fenway’s Green Monster, for one?BALLPARKHALLMARK
- 131. Curry go-withROTI
- 132. “Can’t get behind that”IVOTENO
- 133. Barinholtz of “The Studio”IKE
- 134. “Makes total sense!”ISEE
- 135. Sign for a pitch?CLEF
- 136. Ray’s employer on “Everybody Loves Raymond”NEWSDAY
- 137. Jerry’s partnerBEN
- 138. EndorsementsNODS
- 139. Throws inADDS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. PosteriorBOTTOM
- 2. Intentional walk, in sports slangFREEPASS
- 3. Ultra-conservatives brawling in a pub?FARRIGHTBARFIGHT
- 4. Like the odds of winning the lotterySLIM
- 6. Adorable tykeCUTIE
- 7. Competition in QueensUSOPEN
- 8. Word to a buyerBEWARE
- 9. Filing digits, brieflySSN
- 11. IntendedMEANT
- 12. Stray from the scriptADLIB
- 13. Big bumpBULGE
- 15. Call when playing your next-to-last cardUNO
- 16. Socking soundPOW
- 17. Breaded, deep-fried pork cutlet of Japanese cuisineTONKATSU
- 18. Ill-suitedUNFIT
- 19. TangibleREAL
- 20. Start of a court pleaNOLO
- 21. TV premiere of 1975SNL
- 28. Informal greeting in a group emailHIALL
- 29. Hart stoppers, perhapsDOES
- 36. Box that might include cards, coins and silk scarvesMAGICSET
- 37. Soul sellerKIA
- 38. Ladies’ menROMEOS
- 39. Today, in TabascoHOY
- 41. PrinciplesMORALS
- 45. Baking container made of pyrite?FAKEGOLDCAKEMOLD
- 46. Herb also called wild marjoramOREGANO
- 47. Military mind gamesPSYOPS
- 49. Texter’s “Beats me”IDK
- 51. TrappedINACORNER
- 52. Gave way under pressureBUCKLED
- 53. VexIRK
- 55. Festoons prankishly, at HalloweenTPS
- 57. 72-Down group, familiarlyELO
- 58. Darling of the 1980s MetsRON
- 60. Aesthetician’s workplaceSPA
- 63. Aims for QBsTDS
- 64. Personal flying deviceJETPACK
- 65. Notes between las and dosTIS
- 68. Alpaca cousinGUANACO
- 71. Some Berber speakersSAHARANS
- 74. Mass producer?PRIEST
- 75. Obedience school commandSIT
- 77. Flow outEBB
- 79. Title song from a 1980 Olivia Newton-John filmXANADU
- 82. “You betcha!”NOPROB
- 83. Affirmative answerAYE
- 85. Apple platformIOS
- 86. ColorDYE
- 89. President pro ___TEM
- 91. Asian languageLAO
- 92. OutlawBAN
- 94. Made up for an unlucky streak, sayRECOUPED
- 97. LoftyELEVATED
- 99. Tirana’s nat.ALB
- 101. Ring-shaped reefATOLL
- 102. Bro, saySIB
- 106. Charging stationDOCK
- 108. It’s across the Rio Grande from Ciudad JuárezELPASO
- 109. Laughed hystericallyROARED
- 111. Font featuresSERIFS
- 113. Drinks from a fountainMALTS
- 114. Hindi “master”SAHIB
- 115. Herpetology specimenSNAKE
- 116. 2025 Super Bowl MVP HurtsJALEN
- 117. Wanda of “Black-ish”SYKES
- 120. Roof projectionEAVE
- 121. Lollygagging, saySLOW
- 125. Oceanic apex predatorORCA
- 127. Storage spotBIN
- 128. De Armas of 2025’s “Ballerina”ANA
- 129. “Crying” singer OrbisonROY
- 130. A bunch of secs.MIN