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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Mar 28 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 28 March 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 Closing Bell. 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 63 Horizontal Clues and 75 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Force a definite answer fromPINDOWN
- 8. Bring forthSPAWN
- 14. Sings the praises ofLAUDS
- 20. Mobile cellsAMOEBAE
- 21. Predator with a mask, e.g.GOALIE
- 23. 38-Across featurePOPTOP
- 25. Job for Sun-Maid’s marketing department?RAISINBRANDING
- 27. Gully of the SouthwestARROYO
- 28. A bit more than 4,000 square metersACRE
- 29. Flor de Caña and Diplomático, e.g.RUMS
- 30. 1971 title role for Donald SutherlandKLUTE
- 32. Stock holderPEN
- 33. Psalter of Jesus and Mary, familiarlyROSARY
- 36. Sewing up a rip before it gets any bigger, say?WISEMENDING
- 40. Noisy fightsDUSTUPS
- 44. Sprite holderSODACAN
- 46. Become weakerWANE
- 47. Lowest cardinalONE
- 48. Wee ladTYKE
- 50. Grammy-winning country singer TravisTRITT
- 51. Nucleotide sequencesGENES
- 53. Airline chaos resulting from no assigned seating?WILDBOARDING
- 56. “La Belle Excentrique” composerSATIE
- 59. Arrive at the airportFLYIN
- 60. Field marshal, of a sortREF
- 61. DonMOBBOSS
- 65. Pushed, puppy-styleNOSED
- 67. Language that gave us “bog” and “glen”GAELIC
- 71. Numismatist’s rating better than “good” but worse than “about uncirculated”FINE
- 73. Solemn professionVOW
- 74. 1996 MLB batting champ, familiarlyAROD
- 75. Making sense of some abstract pieces?ARTDECODING
- 78. Colleague of Salt and DJ SpinderellaPEPA
- 80. School in Dallas Co.SMU
- 81. Word with market or circusFLEA
- 83. Star of 10 Scorsese filmsDENIRO
- 84. ConvivialMERRY
- 86. Ready to ride, as a bikeASTRIDE
- 88. Marbling in meatFAT
- 89. Pole star?SANTA
- 91. Before, in BordeauxAVANT
- 93. Ski boot grip made from recycled material?TRASHBINDING
- 98. Clear outLEAVE
- 102. Post-op therapyREHAB
- 104. “The Hitch” author LevineSARA
- 105. Ingenuous response to an accusationMOI
- 106. Doing nothingIDLE
- 107. “My word!”HEAVENS
- 110. Recliner featureLEGREST
- 112. Spotting the person who’s covertly following you?TAILFINDING
- 114. Big hit for Al JolsonSWANEE
- 117. 33rd POTUSHST
- 118. Christmas tree decoration, sometimesANGEL
- 119. Unable to decideTORN
- 121. Area east of the Caspian SeaASIA
- 125. CompleteENTIRE
- 127. ID check at the vacation inn’s bar?GETAWAYCARDING
- 132. IdentitiesSELVES
- 133. Answer to an admiralAYESIR
- 134. Informal allianceENTENTE
- 135. Deuce beatersTREYS
- 136. State tree of TexasPECAN
- 137. Music producersSTEREOS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Start for legal or medicPARA
- 2. Tahoe runnerIMAC
- 3. Cynical genreNOIR
- 4. Parched placeDESERT
- 5. Sash tied with a musubi knotOBI
- 6. Whey-facedWAN
- 7. Buffalo Bill Ranch State Historical Park locationNEBRASKA
- 9. Some deliveriesSONS
- 10. Joint protectorPAD
- 11. Mahershala with OscarsALI
- 12. Flirts with, slylyWINKSAT
- 13. Pays no attention toNEGLECTS
- 15. Last surviving star from AFI’s 100 Years…100 Stars listLOREN
- 16. Busy mo. for CPAsAPR
- 17. IdealisticUTOPIAN
- 18. Preeminent woman in her fieldDOYENNE
- 19. Marine invertebratesSPONGES
- 22. Rank-smellingGAMY
- 24. Eucharist dishPATEN
- 26. 1920 apek playRUR
- 31. Thurman of “Kill Bill”UMA
- 34. Beat for a contract, sayOUTBID
- 35. Watch from hidingSPYON
- 37. Frayed, perhapsWORN
- 38. “Gotcha, daddy-o”IDIG
- 39. Socially inept sortDWEEB
- 41. Market indicatorDOW
- 42. Bear suitsUNIFORMS
- 43. Is a smash, presumablySELLSOUT
- 45. Held backSTIFLED
- 49. Printer’s listERRATA
- 52. Taunting remarkGIBE
- 54. Not naturalDYED
- 55. Monopoly holdingDEED
- 57. Acid varietyAMINO
- 58. Secret society in ChinatownTONG
- 62. Some extra payOVERTIME
- 63. They go highSOPRANOS
- 64. InfluenceSWAY
- 66. Artemis org.NASA
- 68. Hole settingGREEN
- 69. Bar blocksICE
- 70. Informal discussionsCONFABS
- 72. Narrow inletsFIRTHS
- 76. Emmy winner AlanALDA
- 77. Sábado and domingo, por ejemploDIAS
- 79. Await decisionPEND
- 82. Word below Monticello, on a coinFIVE
- 85. Make doMANAGE
- 87. “Le Tombeau de Couperin” composerRAVEL
- 90. Warning soundSIREN
- 92. Export shortfallTRADEGAP
- 94. SubsequentlyTHEN
- 95. TolledRANG
- 96. Amounts in accountsBALANCES
- 97. “Shoo!”GIT
- 99. Most limberLITHEST
- 100. Lou Grant’s portrayerEDASNER
- 101. SomewhatALITTLE
- 103. Lethal lookEVILEYE
- 108. Cheryl of “Curb Your Enthusiasm”HINES
- 109. Liberia’s official lang.ENG
- 111. Library devoteeREADER
- 113. Going ratesFARES
- 115. Rise rapidlySOAR
- 116. Mockingly funnyWRY
- 120. Alternative to queen or kingTWIN
- 122. Function named from the Latin for “curve”SINE
- 123. A fan ofINTO
- 124. Years and yearsAGES
- 126. Brown, e.g.IVY
- 128. ShamusTEC
- 129. Simile centerASA
- 130. Symbol of industryANT
- 131. Numbered hwy.RTE