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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jan 24 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 24 January 2026 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 A Chorus Line. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Desirée Penner & Jeff Sinnock & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 63 Horizontal Clues and 81 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Big name in men’s fashionARMANI
- 7. It’s parallel to the radiusULNA
- 12. Decorate with acidETCH
- 17. Ladies’ undergarment, casuallyCAMI
- 22. Bit of buckshotPELLET
- 23. Ends of pensNIBS
- 24. Ancestral knowledgeLORE
- 25. “Amo, amas, ___”AMAT
- 26. Bottom line? (Sir Mix-a-Lot)BABYGOTBACK
- 28. “I before E…” and “Every good boy does fine,” e.g.MNEMONICS
- 30. Lindsay of “Freaky Friday”LOHAN
- 31. Boo-booOWIE
- 33. Islands porchLANAI
- 34. Asteroids sourceATARI
- 39. Punchline? (Chumbawamba)IGETKNOCKEDDOWN
- 43. Prioritizes for treatmentTRIAGES
- 45. CommotionTODO
- 46. “Riverdale” star KJAPA
- 47. Rids of sudsRINSES
- 48. Guest room couch, perhapsDAYBED
- 51. Bali productBRA
- 53. UnfortunateSAD
- 57. Fault line? (Taylor Swift)IMTHEPROBLEM
- 59. Guideline? (Uncle Kracker)FOLLOWME
- 62. “___ live and breathe!”ASI
- 63. Sushi chef’s supplyRICE
- 64. About 5% of the world’s populationARABS
- 66. Name on “The Big Lebowski” postersCOEN
- 67. Bit of salon artistryCOIF
- 70. Low billsONES
- 72. Devoid of sympathySTONY
- 74. Dateline? (The Beatles)IWANTTOHOLDYOURHAND
- 82. 1986 Turner memoirITINA
- 84. Slasher film offeringGORE
- 85. React to a blowREEL
- 86. Edit menu optionREDO
- 87. Increased the workforceHIRED
- 90. Grander than grandEPIC
- 93. “Deck the Halls” wordTIS
- 97. Hotline? (Bruce Springsteen)IMONFIRE
- 99. Lifeline? (Gloria Gaynor)IWILLSURVIVE
- 104. Away from NNESSW
- 105. Language akin to ComancheUTE
- 106. Rudely sarcasticSNARKY
- 108. ___ Beanies (1990s toys)TEENIE
- 109. Argentinian goldORO
- 111. Swift-swimming sharkMAKO
- 112. Ancient Jewish asceticsESSENES
- 114. Help line? (The Police)SENDINGOUTANSOS
- 122. Romantic rendezvousTRYST
- 123. Change “captain” to “cap’n,” e.g.ELIDE
- 124. Carefree lifeEASE
- 125. In spite of that, in a textALTHO
- 127. “King Richard” starWILLSMITH
- 129. Streamline? (Justin Timberlake)CRYMEARIVER
- 136. Site of King Harald V’s palaceOSLO
- 137. Slushy drink brandICEE
- 138. Hamlet or Ophelia, e.g.DANE
- 139. StraightHETERO
- 140. OrganizedNEAT
- 141. Put in the trashTOSS
- 142. Bonbon, brieflyCHOC
- 143. Sum thing?ADDEND
WSJ DOWN
- 1. “Be on the lookout” lettersAPB
- 2. Stephen of “V for Vendetta”REA
- 3. Rangers’ org.MLB
- 4. Raisman with three Olympic gold medalsALY
- 5. It might make you pretty lateNEGLIGEE
- 6. Langston Hughes poemITOO
- 8. Put away, as groceriesUNBAG
- 9. “Big Little Lies” novelist MoriartyLIANE
- 10. Tom Llamas’s networkNBC
- 11. Answer on “Jeopardy!”ASK
- 13. Berkeley neighborhoodELMWOOD
- 14. Bar mixerTONIC
- 15. Golf course hazardCREEK
- 16. Finish in fashion, in a wayHEM
- 18. About 6% of Earth’s landCANADA
- 19. Acid in proteinsAMINO
- 20. Bird in many Mayan sculpturesMACAW
- 21. “Your order has arrived”ITSIN
- 27. What are you looking at?THIS
- 29. Longtime chumOLDPAL
- 32. How some films are availableONDEMAND
- 35. Parts of heartsATRIA
- 36. Barbershop offeringsTRIMS
- 37. “___ a Woman?” (Sojourner Truth speech)AINTI
- 38. Ill-consideredRASH
- 40. “Bye for now,” in a textTTYL
- 41. Honshu city noted for its beefKOBE
- 42. Some noblesEARLS
- 44. Vivacious witESPRIT
- 49. Infirmary nicknameDOC
- 50. FiverABE
- 52. Shilling, in slangBOB
- 54. React to a teen idol, maybeSWOON
- 55. Formally modifyAMEND
- 56. RepudiateDENY
- 58. Friendship enderRIFT
- 60. Burkina ___ (African nation)FASO
- 61. Base eightOCTAL
- 65. King, in CastileREY
- 68. Name in cameras and copiersCANON
- 69. Turn ___ dimeONA
- 71. “Good job, señor!”OLE
- 73. Pronoun for someSHE
- 75. Agenda makeupITEMS
- 76. Extra set of cards dealt to the tableWIDOW
- 77. Cruel bruteOGRE
- 78. Weed whackerHOE
- 79. It’s measured along the y-axisORDINATE
- 80. “Exodus” authorURIS
- 81. Makes a director’s version, perhapsRECUTS
- 83. Bearded bloomIRIS
- 88. Be flirty withHITON
- 89. Blood pressure raiser, maybeIRE
- 91. Animal of the YukonELK
- 92. Tissue layerPLY
- 94. Cheap-soundingTINNY
- 95. Wall climbersIVIES
- 96. “___ thou this sweet sight?”: Oberon, in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”SEEST
- 98. Goddesses of vengeanceFURIES
- 100. Maori canoeWAKA
- 101. Anemic’s needIRON
- 102. Made good as newRESTORED
- 103. Change course abruptlyVEER
- 107. Compresses, informallySMUSHES
- 110. 90 shares, e.g.ODDLOT
- 113. Direction of a Seville sunriseESTE
- 115. Affix, as a buttonSEWON
- 116. Beethoven’s “Für ___”ELISE
- 117. Wafers brandNILLA
- 118. Brand with a reptilian mascotGEICO
- 119. Hall’s musical partnerOATES
- 120. Decline a requestSAYNO
- 121. Ancient Mexican nativeOLMEC
- 126. “Funny!”HAHA
- 128. Cambridge sch.MIT
- 130. Atlanta-based inst.CDC
- 131. Call from the fansRAH
- 132. “___ be a pleasure”ITD
- 133. Geese formationVEE
- 134. Directional suffixERN
- 135. Retina cellROD