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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Nov 15 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 15 November 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 I’m a New Yawka!. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Freddie Cheng & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 65 Horizontal Clues and 75 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Answers a hostRSVPS
- 6. 2019 superhero movieSHAZAM
- 13. Leg, in old slangGAM
- 17. Yellowfin tunaAHI
- 21. Alphabet quintetAEIOU
- 22. Oona Chaplin’s “Game of Thrones” characterTALISA
- 23. “Now get this…”SOLISTEN
- 26. Went past one’s highway exit?MISSEDARIGHT
- 28. Conversation starterLETSTALK
- 29. Past regulation, brieflyINOT
- 30. Takes outOMITS
- 31. XXXCHIS
- 33. “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” author EricCARLE
- 34. Hip-hop genre with gamer credNERDRAP
- 36. Smack some undergrad?WHOPAJUNIOR
- 39. BumblerOAF
- 40. “That drained me!”IMBEAT
- 44. Eco-friendly building certification, for shortLEED
- 45. Audit some company’s group of directors?CHECKABOARD
- 50. Set eyes onSPOT
- 52. Labor Dept. divisionOSHA
- 56. Take a scythe toLOP
- 57. UniformityEVENNESS
- 59. Diplomatic accordsENTENTES
- 61. Reassurance to the bossONIT
- 63. Lyrical wordsmithODIST
- 64. Put up a porterhouse?HANGASTEAK
- 66. Crash investigatorTECH
- 67. Ahmed of “Sound of Metal”RIZ
- 68. Dickensian cryBAH
- 70. Seat belt, e.g.STRAP
- 71. Red carpet arrivalVIP
- 73. Hold an interview for the domestic staff?MEETAMAID
- 78. Desired resultAIM
- 79. Greek fabulistAESOP
- 82. Nearly foreverEON
- 83. Will Smith franchise, initiallyMIB
- 85. EachAPOP
- 88. Undress some guy from Warsaw?STRIPAPOLE
- 92. Visibly sadTEARY
- 95. Friction reducerLUBE
- 96. “That look totally rocks!”ITSSOYOU
- 97. Al Pacino classicSCARFACE
- 100. 81-Down’s oppositeNON
- 101. Da’s oppositeNYET
- 102. UnsmilingGRIM
- 104. Use some barbecue seasoning on the poultry?RUBACHICKEN
- 106. Contest roundHEAT
- 108. Out of bedARISEN
- 110. Rita of “The Masked Singer”ORA
- 111. Extract ore from Jupiter?MINEAPLANET
- 116. BrandishedWIELDED
- 121. Sign of springARIES
- 122. New thoughtIDEA
- 123. Savory jellyASPIC
- 127. Artist with museums in Figueres, Spain, and St. Petersburg, FloridaDALI
- 128. Pretentiously stiltedMANNERED
- 130. Overreact to a bad call on the gridiron?SOCKAREFEREE
- 133. Like some tedious tasksMINDLESS
- 134. Popular shopping venueONLINE
- 135. Put upERECT
- 136. “Fierce Five” gymnast RaismanALY
- 137. Take a load offSIT
- 138. Like some programming loopsNESTED
- 139. Shows patienceWAITS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Force to fitRAMIN
- 2. Paris dividerSEINE
- 3. Helmet partVISOR
- 4. Lab research assistant, maybePOSTDOC
- 5. Take action againstSUE
- 7. Sender’s stickerSTAMP
- 8. Mata ___HARI
- 9. Stepped downALIT
- 10. Makes a course correctionZIGS
- 11. Etna ejectaASH
- 12. Green tea powderMATCHA
- 14. CooperatesGOESALONG
- 15. Genre modifierALT
- 16. GaffeMISCUE
- 18. Millipede makerATARI
- 19. Chat starterHELLO
- 20. Comic book artistINKER
- 24. GaffeSLIP
- 25. Have a day in courtSTANDONTRIAL
- 27. Help outDOAFAVOR
- 32. Lusty desire, with “the”HOTS
- 35. Tool for a Zen gardenRAKE
- 37. Changes status, in a wayWEDS
- 38. VW compactsJETTAS
- 41. ChargeIONIZE
- 42. Supplies with staffMANS
- 43. Poison lead singer MichaelsBRET
- 46. Artery blockerCLOT
- 47. SharpenHONE
- 48. The “Iliad” and the “Odyssey,” e.g.EPICVERSE
- 49. “A slight cloud would ___ the sky”: “Frankenstein”BEDIM
- 51. Stock holderPEN
- 53. Sci-fi genre set in the Victorian eraSTEAMPUNK
- 54. Whole lotHEAP
- 55. Be inquisitiveASK
- 58. Fake frontSHAM
- 60. Spanish 101 wordESTA
- 62. 2013 apocalyptic Seth Rogen comedyTHISISTHEEND
- 65. Cry of discoveryAHA
- 69. Not permitBAN
- 72. Cops, in slangPOPO
- 74. Wriggly animalEEL
- 75. Wiggly partsTOES
- 76. “Love your work!”IMAFAN
- 77. Quantum mechanics physicist PaulDIRAC
- 80. Brief writer, brieflyATTY
- 81. Workplace disparityPAYGAP
- 84. Of one’s own volitionBYCHOICE
- 86. Supplier of an orchestra’s AOBOE
- 87. “Milk” Oscar winnerPENN
- 89. Faux pas by a faithfulSIN
- 90. Roundest, in a wayPORTLIEST
- 91. Arles agreementOUI
- 93. TTTTAUS
- 94. Kathryn of “Law & Order: Criminal Intent”ERBE
- 98. Brief reviewCRIT
- 99. Word on Dublin coinsEIRE
- 103. Arabian locksMANE
- 105. Crater Lake, e.g.CALDERA
- 107. Flip chart supportersEASELS
- 109. Think throughREASON
- 112. Bambino’s first wordMAMMA
- 113. Letter-shaped trackIRAIL
- 114. FoolNINNY
- 115. Throws inADDS
- 117. On edgeWIRED
- 118. “Too risky for me?”DAREI
- 119. ChooseELECT
- 120. Losing schemesDIETS
- 124. Knee injury sites, for shortACLS
- 125. Comedy troupe bitSKIT
- 126. See-through sheetPANE
- 129. Seller of Trailmade tentsREI
- 131. Not manyONE
- 132. Not manyFEW