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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Sep 27 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 27 September 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 The Nuclear Option. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Zachary David Levy & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 62 Horizontal Clues and 80 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Rattle onJABBER
- 7. Harbors, maybeABETS
- 13. “The White Lotus” networkHBO
- 17. Typical sweat lodge shapeDOME
- 22. Make a claimALLEGE
- 23. Enduring, as a rough patchRIDINGOUT
- 25. Monopoly token retired in 2013IRON
- 26. Biblical garment that’s the focus of an Andrew Lloyd Webber musicalCOATOFMANYCOLORS
- 28. Toward l’ArctiqueNORD
- 29. NBA MVP before LeBronKOBE
- 30. God of loveEROS
- 31. Perp chasersCOPS
- 32. Rattles offNAMES
- 34. Company with a spokesduckAFLAC
- 37. Attorney general BondiPAM
- 39. “A Walk to Wachusett” essayistTHOREAU
- 41. Shoemaker BlahnikMANOLO
- 46. Appetizer often made with shrimp and lemongrassTHAITOMYUMSOUP
- 49. Song popularized by Elvis in “Blue Hawaii”ALOHAOE
- 51. Sushi fishEEL
- 52. Golf course halvesNINES
- 53. Skirt lengthMIDI
- 54. 1960s psychedelicLSD
- 56. Promotes heavilyTOUTS
- 58. Start, slangilyGITGO
- 63. In the very near futureATSOMEPOINTSOON
- 67. Not thisTHAT
- 68. Groundskeeper’s purchaseSOD
- 69. Scathingly disparageTRASH
- 70. Accept, as termsAGREETO
- 73. Home to Nebraska’s largest airportEASTOMAHA
- 78. Material for a screened porch’s screensPATIOMESH
- 81. Attorney, at timesPLEADER
- 82. British noblesEARLS
- 86. Rhetorical question, oftenAMI
- 87. Bob Dylan or Dylan ThomasPOET
- 88. 1979 documentary subtitled “Isaac Stern in China”FROMMAOTOMOZART
- 95. Throat maladySTREP
- 97. Got off the fenceOPTED
- 98. Hoppy brewIPA
- 99. Logical start?IDEO
- 100. Oscar-nominated soundtrack composer MosseriEMILE
- 103. Hush-hush grp.CIA
- 105. Rondeau trioSTANZAS
- 107. Flowers whose stark whiteness is due to complete lack of chlorophyllPHANTOMORCHIDS
- 114. Motown baseballersTIGERS
- 115. Totally loses itHASACOW
- 116. Part of 88-AcrossALE
- 117. Galleria dell’Accademia statueDAVID
- 119. PalAMIGO
- 120. Analogy wordsISTO
- 122. ExistedWERE
- 124. Cooler brandYETI
- 129. “Knives Out” writer/director JohnsonRIAN
- 130. Scientific feat first accomplished in 1932, as well as seven times in this puzzleSPLITTINGTHEATOM
- 135. Literature Nobelist TokarczukOLGA
- 136. Like some vacation cottagesBEACHSIDE
- 137. Gofer’s workERRAND
- 138. Bit of drudgerySLOG
- 139. USN bigwigADM
- 140. Drawn-out talesSAGAS
- 141. Fill-in-the-blanks storyMADLIB
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Tool in a trunkJACK
- 2. Curry potatoALOO
- 3. Spill the beansBLAB
- 4. ___ noireBETE
- 5. Sense of selfEGO
- 6. One calling the shotsREF
- 8. Noted debarking spotARARAT
- 9. “Chocolat” star JulietteBINOCHE
- 10. Brand whose apostrophe is an ice cream coneEDYS
- 11. SpasmTIC
- 12. Ski resort transportSNOCAT
- 14. Something to jump throughHOOP
- 15. Ellen with an OscarBURSTYN
- 16. Fifth qtrs.OTS
- 18. Kuwaiti cashDINARS
- 19. Start of Juliet’s monologueOROMEO
- 20. Doctor in an H.G. Wells novelMOREAU
- 21. Brings to a conclusionENDSUP
- 24. Grab hold ofGLOMONTO
- 27. Singer TorméMEL
- 33. Indication on a Chinese menuNOMSG
- 35. In the style ofALA
- 36. “Good one! I believed you!”FOOLEDME
- 38. Plane figuresPILOTS
- 40. ShadeHUE
- 42. Cry from a cribMAMA
- 43. Set down gentlyALIT
- 44. EndorsementsNODS
- 45. Brutus Buckeye’s schoolOHIOSTATE
- 47. CVS Health subsidiaryAETNA
- 48. Soybean pasteMISO
- 50. Telepath’s claimESP
- 55. Acts in the past?DOTH
- 57. Show to a seat, slangilyUSH
- 59. Not taking the standard deductionITEMIZING
- 60. Quaker’s pronounTHEE
- 61. HeatersGATS
- 62. “Alternatively,” in a textOTOH
- 64. SpiritMOOD
- 65. Investment that may be rolled overIRA
- 66. D.C. baseballerNAT
- 71. Paul of “The Holdovers”GIAMATTI
- 72. Dallas quarterback TonyROMO
- 74. Omar of “House”EPPS
- 75. TonsALOT
- 76. Future expertSEER
- 77. Pound soundARF
- 79. Oslo Accords signerPLO
- 80. European wine regionASTI
- 83. 911 responderEMT
- 84. Don of “Trading Places”AMECHE
- 85. Circle spokesRADII
- 89. Caramel candyROLO
- 90. Extravagantly theatricalOPERATIC
- 91. Word with black or specialOPS
- 92. Wood-shaping toolADZE
- 93. Bring upREAR
- 94. FlingTOSS
- 96. Chain that offers grooming servicesPETCO
- 101. Pasture soundMOO
- 102. “What a day!”IMWIPED
- 104. Book extrasADDENDA
- 106. AssistanceAID
- 108. Lighthouse that was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient WorldPHAROS
- 109. Co-star of Ford and FisherHAMILL
- 110. Strong-flavored cheeseASIAGO
- 111. “Enough, I get it already!”NAGNAG
- 112. Dust collectorsCLOTHS
- 113. Three-stripersSARGES
- 118. Check outVET
- 121. Close in angerSLAM
- 123. Kristen of “The Martian”WIIG
- 125. Site for some salesYARD
- 126. Abbr. that cuts things shortETAL
- 127. “Beloved” writer MorrisonTONI
- 128. Site for casts, brieflyIMDB
- 131. Mom-and-pop lending agcy.SBA
- 132. JFK groupTSA
- 133. Take upHEM
- 134. Notable periodERA