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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Nov 22 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 22 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 If I Ruled the World. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Gary Larson & Amy Ensz & 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. Break ground, perhapsHOE
- 4. Line on a checkDATE
- 9. Reach for the starsASPIRE
- 16. Royal attendantPAGE
- 21. Mr. Potato Head pieceEAR
- 22. LaughfestRIOT
- 23. Blue Origin rivalSPACEX
- 24. Nation on the Arabian SeaOMAN
- 25. *Dental woe that Horton might hear about?WHOCARES
- 27. *Fairy tale creature in no rush for victims to cross his bridge?PATENTTROLL
- 29. Lazy serverSUSAN
- 30. Mannheim misterHERR
- 32. Scottish squirtWEELAD
- 34. Still cluelessNOWISER
- 38. City across the Missouri from Council BluffsOMAHA
- 42. In the rawBARE
- 43. Port vesselVAT
- 46. Nelson Muntz catchphrasesHAHAS
- 47. It orbits la TierraLUNA
- 48. Oscar winner for “Tootsie” and “Blue Sky”LANGE
- 50. *Film with a cast of unknowns?NOBODYMOVE
- 53. *Strapless top to wear with a grass skirt?SODBUSTER
- 55. Inventor WhitneyELI
- 56. PermeateIMBUE
- 57. Barge with a scoopDREDGER
- 60. Take stepsACT
- 61. Diamond of noteNEIL
- 62. PiqueIRE
- 64. Lose faceEATCROW
- 68. Woolly youngstersLAMBS
- 70. Breakfast optionDANISH
- 73. George of “Route 66”MAHARIS
- 75. And higher, in pricingONUP
- 76. *Two-faced Mensa members?SMARTPHONES
- 80. “I came,” to Julius CaesarVENI
- 81. Capital of CyprusNICOSIA
- 83. PumpkinseedPEPITA
- 84. “Shrinking” star JasonSEGEL
- 86. Brand with Buffalo Wing and Smoked Gouda varietiesCHEEZIT
- 88. Gym unitREP
- 89. Tropical hardwoodTEAK
- 92. Draft pickALE
- 93. EchoRESOUND
- 95. Drag boosterTURBO
- 97. Palindromic diaristNIN
- 98. *Money-laundering outfit in the hood?HOMEFRONT
- 103. *Even lamer joke on a humor blog?CORNERPOST
- 106. Does as directedOBEYS
- 107. “Peter Pan” dogNANA
- 109. Hang around forAWAIT
- 110. Supporter’s suffixIST
- 111. Just a memory nowGONE
- 112. KeyISLET
- 114. Commits a gridiron foulPILESON
- 116. SuppressesSITSON
- 118. Filled with tensionTAUT
- 120. Former U.S. Army base near MontereyFTORD
- 124. *Flea market kiosk with more pizzazz than the others?SHOWERSTALL
- 128. Spelling rule you must apply to make sense of the starred answersIBEFOREE
- 132. Went like lightningTORE
- 133. RevoltUPRISE
- 134. Narthex neighborNAVE
- 135. Preserve, in a wayCAN
- 136. Hillside gliderSLED
- 137. Lack permission toMAYNOT
- 138. Scholarship criterionNEED
- 139. Newspaper featuresADS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. ChopsHEWS
- 2. Site of Waialua, Waikele and WaipahuOAHU
- 3. Cupid counterpartEROS
- 5. Pipe cleaner brandDRANO
- 6. Make knownAIR
- 7. Pirouette pivotTOE
- 8. UFO crewETS
- 10. Bad-mouthASPERSE
- 11. Prepare for a boutSPAR
- 12. Recon unitPATROL
- 13. Diamonds, slangilyICE
- 14. Stimpy’s cartoon palREN
- 15. Office no.EXT
- 17. Skin openingPORE
- 18. Miniature shape-shiftersAMOEBAS
- 19. ChivalrousGALLANT
- 20. Blow upENLARGE
- 26. Division of a long poemCANTO
- 28. Former carrierTWA
- 31. ChuckHEAVE
- 33. Glade grazerDEER
- 35. “What did I do to deserve this?”WHYME
- 36. Poets’ feetIAMBI
- 37. Woulda, coulda followerSHOULDA
- 39. Calliope, e.g.MUSE
- 40. Battery endANODE
- 41. Was a playerHADGAME
- 44. Like obsidian and basaltVOLCANIC
- 45. Somewhat excessiveABITMUCH
- 49. Help around WednesdayLURCH
- 51. Kevin of “SNL” and “Weeds”NEALON
- 52. RacketsDINS
- 54. Test versionsBETAS
- 58. Formed a stalactite, sayDRIPPED
- 59. Forward, as a parcelRESHIP
- 63. Many a summer workerINTERN
- 65. Party with an EDM soundtrackRAVE
- 66. Herbs with Italian and Greek varietiesOREGANOS
- 67. Sommelier’s offeringWINELIST
- 69. Lodge lettersBPOE
- 71. Dada’s JeanARP
- 72. All the rageHOT
- 74. Like some partnersSILENT
- 77. Jewelry store deviceSIZER
- 78. Parisian housesMAISONS
- 79. UntouchedNATURAL
- 82. Feudal workersSERFS
- 85. Chocolate-and-toffee candy barSKOR
- 87. MelodiousTONAL
- 90. Bert’s budERNIE
- 91. Risks arrest by helpingABETS
- 94. Digital digest founder EricUTNE
- 96. SpecificallyTOWIT
- 99. Bikers’ bikesHOGS
- 100. They’re often behind the violists in an orchestraOBOISTS
- 101. Cool-tasting oilMENTHOL
- 102. MonstrosityEYESORE
- 104. Family in a Verona feudCAPULET
- 105. Kind of horse or beanPINTO
- 108. SecureATTAIN
- 113. Ending for Max or JosephINE
- 115. Did inOFFED
- 117. Had to repayOWED
- 119. In additionALSO
- 121. Finned predatorORCA
- 122. Crack a bookREAD
- 123. Creature digsDENS
- 125. Piña colada ingredientRUM
- 126. Vacation spotSPA
- 127. Put in the effortTRY
- 129. Vacation spotINN
- 130. DearestBAE
- 131. Second personEVE