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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Nov 29 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 29 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 Up for Grabs. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Alan Arbesfeld & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 69 Horizontal Clues and 71 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. They go for a spinTOPS
- 5. Pack of schemersCABAL
- 11. Honey-yellow colorAMBER
- 17. 2016 National League MVP BryantKRIS
- 22. NoticeSPOT
- 23. Put forwardOPINE
- 24. “A Woman of No Importance” playwrightWILDE
- 25. Heed the bailiffRISE
- 26. Colleague of Salt and DJ SpinderellaPEPA
- 27. Rearranging cards during a gin game?HANDSHAKEUP
- 29. From scratchANEW
- 30. More form-fittingSNUGGER
- 32. Was rude, in a waySTARED
- 33. Cheek colorersROUGES
- 35. Bar supplySPIRITS
- 37. TSA requestsIDS
- 38. Talk bigBOAST
- 40. PhonyPOSEUR
- 42. Mardi Gras wearMASK
- 45. Remove from a to-do list, perhapsCROSSOFF
- 49. Tough things to get out ofRUTS
- 50. Work schedule for a robber?STICKUPSHIFT
- 54. Location de la AntártidaSUR
- 55. Hold forthORATE
- 57. “That’s ___ ask”ALLI
- 58. HugeEPIC
- 59. Former Nebraska senator BenSASSE
- 61. Big name in ATMsNCR
- 62. Running mascara?MAKEUPTRACKS
- 66. Troubadour’s instrumentLUTE
- 67. DevelopGESTATE
- 69. This, in TijuanaESTO
- 70. Wide around the pelvisHIPPY
- 72. Box score columnHITS
- 73. San Diego Zoo’s 100ACRES
- 76. Locks in a stable?MANE
- 78. Printer’s daggersOBELI
- 81. BurdenONUS
- 83. Gathers togetherAMASSES
- 87. DisplaySHOW
- 89. Never loses a fight?CANTBEBEATUP
- 94. Crew’s control?OAR
- 95. Part of Fred Flintstone’s yellDABBA
- 97. First pope to bear the same papal name as the current popeLEOI
- 98. Symbols of stabilityOAKS
- 99. Plot surpriseTWIST
- 101. Short trader?ARB
- 102. Face shot of an early astronaut?GLENNCLOSEUP
- 106. Indian flourATTA
- 107. Letter producer, of a sortKEYBOARD
- 109. Ill-fated shepherdABEL
- 110. PalsAMIGOS
- 112. NSFW viewingPORNO
- 113. Gender prefixCIS
- 116. Kitchen faucet insertAERATOR
- 118. Webb’s “Dragnet” roleFRIDAY
- 121. Ivy League nicknameOLDELI
- 125. Fan of the mockumentary band whose amps “go to 11”TAPHEAD
- 127. First-rateAONE
- 128. Quarrel between harpists?ANGELDUSTUP
- 131. Anglo-Saxon laborerESNE
- 132. Self-satisfiedSMUG
- 133. John who married PocahontasROLFE
- 134. Trombone pieceSLIDE
- 135. Inside runnersRUGS
- 136. Toledo tidbitTAPA
- 137. Suit yourself?DRESS
- 138. PreceptTENET
- 139. Dueling swordEPEE
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Recipe amts.TSPS
- 2. Like Linux and MySQLOPENSOURCE
- 3. Experts at infield flies?POPUPSTARS
- 4. Most theatricalSTAGIEST
- 6. Surviving siblings, sometimesCOHEIRS
- 7. IndependentlyAPART
- 8. Carry-on siteBIN
- 9. Common connectorsANDS
- 10. For fear thatLEST
- 12. Tony or HugoAWARD
- 13. Studio equipmentMIKES
- 14. Extorted money fromBLED
- 15. Finish for an Adelphi addressEDU
- 16. CensureREPROOF
- 18. Bluegrass music’s AlisonKRAUSS
- 19. Split decision?RINGTOSSUP
- 20. “Gotcha”ISEE
- 21. Attaches patchesSEWS
- 28. Poetic writing/with 17 syllables/and only three linesHAIKU
- 31. Despicable character in “Despicable Me”GRU
- 34. Drying kilnsOASTS
- 36. Cheese product?SMILE
- 39. Component of some pizzeria ovensBRICK
- 41. Plug partPRONG
- 43. Rights watchdog org.ACLU
- 44. Pass overSKIP
- 46. Harpo’s big brotherCHICO
- 47. OutdatedFUSTY
- 48. Between appointmentsFREE
- 51. CapturesTAKES
- 52. By its very naturePERSE
- 53. Obsolete footwearSPATS
- 56. Some phone readingEMAIL
- 60. Setting of les chalets de SuisseALPES
- 63. Home storage, oftenATTIC
- 64. Far from verboseTERSE
- 65. Former SeaWorld performerSHAMU
- 68. “Dawson’s Creek” networkTHEWB
- 71. UnsuitableINAPT
- 74. Composer WebernANTON
- 75. Third degree, as an equationCUBIC
- 77. Island in the Taiwan StraitMATSU
- 79. Where to watch Chicago touchdownsOHARE
- 80. Cop in the “Full Monty” calendar?BOBBYPINUP
- 82. CeaselesslyONEND
- 84. Blasé observation about a helium balloon?SOITGOESUP
- 85. Newark neighborEASTORANGE
- 86. Mex. missesSRTAS
- 88. Badlands Natl. Park siteSDAK
- 90. Oldsmobile modelALERO
- 91. NitwitBOOB
- 92. Lack of affectationEASE
- 93. Wolf who mentors MowgliAKELA
- 96. Ancient marketplaceAGORA
- 100. “Don’t move until I get back”WAITHERE
- 103. Whistle holderLANYARD
- 104. Zapped surgicallyLASED
- 105. Protective wallPARAPET
- 108. Barrio shopBODEGA
- 111. Tourist purchaseMAP
- 114. Staff figuresCLEFS
- 115. Does nothingIDLES
- 117. Chopin compositionETUDE
- 119. SwiftFAST
- 120. 2018 Oscar-nominated film set in Mexico, not ItalyROMA
- 122. Look bad?OGLE
- 123. Satyric sinLUST
- 124. Globe dotISLE
- 126. “___ Dem Dose” (Dorsey Brothers tune)DESE
- 129. Neither companionNOR
- 130. Solder ingredientTIN