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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Feb 14 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 14 February 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 All You Really Need!. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Rich Proulx & Simeon Seigel & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 71 Horizontal Clues and 69 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Art inspirerMUSE
- 5. Bread roll?WAD
- 9. Prepare for use, as a new driveFORMAT
- 16. AbbreviateTRIM
- 21. Advised aboutINON
- 22. Bygone Coors brandZIMA
- 24. Theater whose Amateur Night winners include Ella Fitzgerald and Jimi HendrixAPOLLO
- 25. Tennis’s LacosteRENE
- 26. “It’s a fancy button that also stokes fires!”STUDPOKER
- 28. “It’s a siphon that can also make holes!”SUCKERPUNCH
- 30. Nearest starSOL
- 31. Cartoonish collision soundBOINK
- 32. Disapproving cluckTSK
- 33. Mincemeat pie ingredientSUET
- 34. Trumpet soundsBLATS
- 36. Sport played on a pisteEPEE
- 38. Big to-dosHOOPLAS
- 42. Coverups for some dirty workAPRONS
- 45. Like some work shoesNONSLIP
- 47. Fizzy ordersSODAS
- 49. “It’s a riding whip that’s also a cleaner!”CROPDUSTER
- 52. CopiedAPED
- 54. Participants in some moving experiencesVANS
- 55. Tufted birdTIT
- 56. Islamic spiritual struggleJIHAD
- 57. “It’s an angle checker that also measures!”SQUAREMETER
- 61. Drama with masksNOH
- 62. Cooking instructionSTIR
- 63. Heavenly glowAURA
- 64. They make a lot of doughBAKERS
- 65. Assay specimensORES
- 67. Ready to proceedSET
- 68. Nice girlfriendAMIE
- 70. Credit bureau IDSSN
- 71. Junction box contentsWIRES
- 73. “It’s an embosser that’s also a smasher!”STAMPCLUB
- 77. Pueblo peopleHOPIS
- 81. Voided tennis shotLET
- 83. Result of too many balls in the air?WALK
- 84. Line on un passeportNOM
- 86. Moderate paceTROT
- 87. Charge for cashATMFEE
- 91. Visibility reducerHAZE
- 93. Letter openerDEAR
- 95. Words with a nice ring?IDO
- 96. “It’s a hauler that’s also a beekeeper’s aid!”CHAINSMOKER
- 98. Compact carrierPURSE
- 100. Diesel in moviesVIN
- 101. FinishedDONE
- 102. Chapeau bearerTETE
- 103. “It’s a winery gadget that can also smooth wood!”PRESSPLANE
- 106. Go overCROSS
- 108. MaintainsTENDSTO
- 111. Tops in their classELITES
- 112. UnaffectedNATURAL
- 114. Captain with an ivory legAHAB
- 115. Napoleon, in 1814 and again in 1815EXILE
- 117. Greedy cryMINE
- 118. Basis of some vaccinesRNA
- 120. Duel overseer in “Hamlet”OSRIC
- 122. Bronx-born singer, familiarlyJLO
- 125. “It’s a nut opener that can also lift a car!”CRACKERJACK
- 130. Put-down that could be used in pitches for this puzzle’s products, and for the one in the circled letters (which may be more useful than all those products combined!)WHATATOOL
- 132. Pinup star, at timesHUNK
- 133. “Check this out!”LOOKEE
- 134. Dundee damselLASS
- 135. “Just messing with you!”IKID
- 136. They may be massaged if they get bruisedEGOS
- 137. Takes turns, maybeSTEERS
- 138. Gender pronoun choiceSHE
- 139. Stock holdersPENS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Battleship responseMISS
- 2. “Once more ___ the breach…”UNTO
- 3. ___ No. 1 (James Brown nickname)SOULBROTHER
- 4. ConcludeEND
- 6. Collaborative sitesWIKIS
- 7. “You said it!”AMEN
- 8. Threw shade?DARKENED
- 10. Clip or click, sayFASTEN
- 11. Creative worksOPUSES
- 12. Loser to paperROCK
- 13. Jan. honoreeMLK
- 14. Pint glass fillALE
- 15. TrunkTORSO
- 17. Rope bond symbolizing deep affectionTRUELOVEKNOT
- 18. Plus-one bookingRENTADATE
- 19. Co. name partINC
- 20. “Not great”MEH
- 23. Flashy 1940s outfitsZOOTSUITS
- 27. Popular sammiesPBANDJS
- 29. Baby batsPUPS
- 35. HackLOP
- 37. “___ favor”POR
- 39. Fed. law protecting patients’ informationHIPAA
- 40. Abbr. on bygone phonesOPER
- 41. More reasonableSANER
- 43. Infomercial exhortationACTNOW
- 44. A ___ (theoretical)PRIORI
- 46. Hardy partnerLAUREL
- 48. Areas on 1980s Eur. mapsSSRS
- 50. RecoilsSHIES
- 51. “The Goldfinch” author DonnaTARTT
- 53. Cotillion girlsDEBS
- 58. Display of embroidery skillSAMPLER
- 59. SwiftQUICK
- 60. Make a pulp out ofMASH
- 66. Straight shooters?SELFIESTICKS
- 69. Blow awayAMAZE
- 72. SpottedSEEN
- 74. Get upAWAKEN
- 75. ExcessiveUNDUE
- 76. Dutch settlers in AfricaBOERS
- 78. It goes over most people’s headsPRIVATEJOKE
- 79. Element whose name comes from the Greek for “purple”IODINE
- 80. Go piecesSTONES
- 82. ExperimentTEST
- 85. Flights taken by a lot of peopleMASSEXITS
- 88. “Back in Black” bandACDC
- 89. Locust tree featureTHORN
- 90. In direct competitionMANOAMANO
- 92. $1,000 Park Place buyHOTEL
- 94. CopyREPLICA
- 97. Instagram ownerMETA
- 99. Annual AFC-versus-NFC gamesPROBOWLS
- 104. Adult ed. group?PTA
- 105. Grammy winner ___ Nas XLIL
- 107. Gone underSUNK
- 109. One taking stepsDANCER
- 110. Drinks with a strawSHAKES
- 113. StaggersREELS
- 116. Get the lead out?ERASE
- 119. Yard clearerRAKE
- 121. Persian rulerSHAH
- 123. Filet mignon sourceLOIN
- 124. Ransom in the car bizOLDS
- 126. Michael of “SNL”CHE
- 127. Runner, sayRUG
- 128. Go from green to black, perhapsROT
- 129. MudJOE
- 131. PointerTIP