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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Feb 21 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 21 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 Vinyl Exam. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Mike Shenk & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 66 Horizontal Clues and 74 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. It has a string attachedTEABAG
- 7. “I know, this feels pretty overwhelming”ITSALOT
- 15. SeverLOPOFF
- 22. Joint tenant?INMATE
- 23. Strong and regalLEONINE
- 24. Canine coatENAMEL
- 25. Person who prefers sharing fellowship from across the room?COMMUNIONWAVER
- 27. Club component, oftenTOMATO
- 28. ___-pitch (softball variety)SLO
- 29. “Beautiful Things” singer BooneBENSON
- 30. Tattoo parlor supplyINKS
- 32. Shape with a hatchetHEW
- 33. MaintainAVER
- 34. Knowledgeable bunch of students?VERSEDCLASS
- 39. Clairvoyant claimESP
- 43. Heady brewALE
- 45. Apple TV sci-fi series set in a 144-level underground citySILO
- 47. It has a string attachedYOYO
- 48. Raptors, in sports tickersTOR
- 49. Green shadeMOSS
- 51. Magic show volunteer, sometimesPLANT
- 53. Barbecue cook’s seasoningsRUBS
- 56. Like a giantess at her wedding?TOOBIGTOVEIL
- 59. Wants for nothingHASITALL
- 63. ClutteredUNTIDY
- 64. Book partLEAF
- 65. Flynn of filmsERROL
- 67. Sábado o domingo, por ejemploDIA
- 68. NFL carriersRBS
- 69. GleefulMERRY
- 71. Notre Dame honoreeDIEU
- 72. The final one was produced on November 12, 2025CENT
- 74. Groups of gymnasts waiting for their turns?VAULTLINES
- 78. GE’s double-oven model, to KitchenAid’s?RIVALRANGE
- 81. Gaelic tongueERSE
- 82. Ornamental succulentALOE
- 83. Major name in umbrellas and rainwearTOTES
- 85. Lessen graduallyEBB
- 86. Palais residentROI
- 87. Country singer K.T.OSLIN
- 89. ShadesHUES
- 90. Alternative to ParmesanASIAGO
- 94. Added up (to)AMOUNTED
- 96. Drinking spree by a salesman?VENDORBENDER
- 99. Years, in NapoliANNI
- 100. Going rate?SPEED
- 102. Egg holderNEST
- 103. Chaotic hosp. sectionsERS
- 104. Confident wordsICAN
- 107. Eye partLENS
- 108. Parisian possessiveMES
- 109. Agent Smith calls him “Mr. Anderson”NEO
- 110. Group of directors at Acme Digging Tools, Inc.?SHOVELBOARD
- 115. Many a camp counselorTEEN
- 118. Spot for a heady brewPUB
- 119. Like a well-crafted thrillerTAUT
- 120. Supported charitablyGAVETO
- 123. Lenovo offeringsPCS
- 127. Boxer SerranoAMANDA
- 130. Friction between members of the military?SERVICETENSION
- 134. InterfereTAMPER
- 135. Like some gift tagsTAPEDON
- 136. Dermatology caseECZEMA
- 137. TrapsSNARES
- 138. IntimateSUGGEST
- 139. Veteran sailorSEADOG
WSJ DOWN
- 1. IdiosyncrasiesTICS
- 2. Carbon compoundENOL
- 3. Paintballs, e.g.AMMO
- 4. Collision soundBAM
- 5. “…three men in ___”ATUB
- 6. It may be displayed in a treeGENEALOGY
- 8. Admission of defeatILOSE
- 9. Caruso, e.g.TENOR
- 10. Scattered aboutSOWN
- 11. “Blonde” star de ArmasANA
- 12. Tyler of “Empire Records”LIV
- 13. Golfer’s “butter knife”ONEIRON
- 14. Shore fliersTERNS
- 16. “We should!”LETSDO
- 17. Lennon’s loveONO
- 18. Spray in the kitchenPAM
- 19. Stop on Amtrak’s Chicago-to-San Francisco California ZephyrOMAHA
- 20. Gala celebrationsFETES
- 21. Proceeds smoothlyFLOWS
- 26. Take stock?INVEST
- 31. EssentialKEY
- 35. SlanderVILIFY
- 36. Israeli carrierELAL
- 37. Saint for whom an alphabet is namedCYRIL
- 38. HooliganLOUT
- 40. Ides accusationETTU
- 41. PresentlySOON
- 42. Lump, bump or humpPROTRUSION
- 44. Surrounded byAMIDST
- 46. Mammoth hunters’ weaponsSPEARS
- 50. Wire coils that produce magnetic fieldsSOLENOIDS
- 52. Greatly enjoysTHRIVESON
- 54. Spa town near the Black ForestBADENBADEN
- 55. Cast supporterSLING
- 57. Job holder?BIBLE
- 58. “Pippin” Tony winner BenVEREEN
- 60. NeighborhoodsAREAS
- 61. Pixar film in which Jamie Foxx voiced a jazz pianistSOUL
- 62. Past dueLATE
- 66. Ready for publicationEDITED
- 70. Dix cubedMILLE
- 73. Cruise assignmentCABIN
- 75. Farmiga of “The Conjuring”VERA
- 76. Kitchen come-onAROMA
- 77. Stand the test of timeLAST
- 79. Doctors make themROUNDS
- 80. Zeroes outRESETS
- 84. Words before credits, oftenTHEEND
- 88. ChilledONICE
- 91. Ballot mailersABSENTEES
- 92. Roberts’s “Pretty Woman” co-starGERE
- 93. Estimate qualifierORSO
- 95. Deg. distributorUNIV
- 97. Turn abruptlyVEER
- 98. Hold a second sessionREMEET
- 101. Flatten outPLATEAU
- 105. Church featuresALTARS
- 106. Grizzlies’ org.NBA
- 111. Petty clashesSPATS
- 112. Most dangerous animal, some sayHUMAN
- 113. “What Washington needs is adult supervision” speakerOBAMA
- 114. UnseatsOUSTS
- 116. Folded fareTACOS
- 117. Calendar markingEVENT
- 121. “Strait Is the Gate” author AndréGIDE
- 122. FormerlyONCE
- 124. MulticoloredPIED
- 125. Lake of northern ItalyCOMO
- 126. Unexpected problemSNAG
- 128. “Here & Now” airerNPR
- 129. Ruby in the American Theater Hall of FameDEE
- 131. D&D, e.g.RPG
- 132. Zone (out)VEG
- 133. Grammy-winning “Snooze” singerSZA