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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers May 9 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 9 May 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 Shifters. 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 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. Top-notchPRIMO
- 6. “Spectre” starCRAIG
- 12. Like planes, for shortTWOD
- 17. BaloneyBOSH
- 22. Like columns with scroll volutesIONIC
- 23. Christina of “Sleepy Hollow”RICCI
- 24. Take onHIRE
- 25. “The Grapes of Wrath” epithetOKIE
- 26. Opponent of adopting the metric system’s liter?QUARTBACKER
- 28. Look from an angry helmsman?AFTGLOWER
- 30. GastropodUNIVALVE
- 31. Ballot rostersSLATES
- 33. Simple dress shapeALINE
- 34. Roush in the Baseball Hall of FameEDD
- 35. ExpectedDUE
- 36. AdjustMODIFY
- 38. Stratovolcano overlooking the Medit.MTETNA
- 40. Call uponUSE
- 42. Mena of “American Pie”SUVARI
- 44. Versailles VIPROI
- 46. Busker’s tip collectorHAT
- 47. Triumphant cryIWON
- 51. Executed perfectlyNAILED
- 53. Day, to DonatelloGIORNO
- 56. Item in a numismatist’s file cabinet?CENTFOLDER
- 58. Author following a long session autographing books?NUMBSIGNER
- 63. “Down,” in diner lingoONTOAST
- 64. Oscar winner MatlinMARLEE
- 66. Full-flavored, perhapsRIPE
- 67. Extreme powerNTH
- 68. Some summer babiesLEOS
- 70. Small partsCAMEOS
- 72. 1917 newsmakerLENIN
- 74. Rock’s J. ___ BandGEILS
- 76. Set of stepsPROCESS
- 78. Umbrella invertersGUSTS
- 80. ComplainsCARPS
- 82. Shady areasGROVES
- 84. Soft mineralTALC
- 86. Long stretchEON
- 88. Oaxaca waterAGUA
- 89. PretensesGUISES
- 91. “Sorry, out of the question”NOCANDO
- 93. Result of some polishing at Hogwarts?WANDLUSTER
- 95. Person in charge of maintaining the ship’s spars?MASTMINDER
- 99. Quintet of facultiesSENSES
- 100. Presses Ctrl+VPASTES
- 102. Stellar spectacleNOVA
- 103. Research settingLAB
- 107. Home improvement initialsDIY
- 108. Park near Bar HarborACADIA
- 110. Poetic tributeODE
- 112. Classic 1950 sci-fi collectionIROBOT
- 114. Roman emperor succeeded by HadrianTRAJAN
- 116. Basis of some vaccinesRNA
- 118. Filing proCPA
- 122. Decorative designMOTIF
- 123. Quick to put up, perhapsPREFAB
- 125. Is really hurtfulCUTSDEEP
- 128. Brochure advertising shape-enhancing underwear?BUTTFLYER
- 130. Insect staying at a guesthouse?MOTHBOARDER
- 132. Part of a chainISLE
- 133. “Love in a Village” composerARNE
- 134. Hearing-relatedAURAL
- 135. El ___ Día (Puerto Rico newspaper)NUEVO
- 136. Fair marksCEES
- 137. Sondheim’s SweeneyTODD
- 138. “Gypsy” composer JuleSTYNE
- 139. “The Wild Duck” playwrightIBSEN
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Petulant feelingPIQUE
- 2. Generous bar buyROUND
- 3. Grant-___INAID
- 4. Missile with multiple warheadsMIRV
- 5. Ivy League schools and Santa’s reindeer, e.g.OCTADS
- 7. Want desperatelyCRAVE
- 8. Sushi stapleRICE
- 9. Dismayed shoutACK
- 10. Becomes slick, in a wayICESOVER
- 11. Father who empowers his daughtersGIRLDAD
- 13. “Of course!”THATFIGURES
- 14. The missus, informallyWIFEY
- 15. Table scrapsORTS
- 16. Coll. rewardDEG
- 18. Symbolic logician GeorgeBOOLE
- 19. Accepting of, informallyOKWITH
- 20. Earthy pigmentSIENNA
- 21. As a result of this, quaintlyHEREAT
- 27. Puritanical peopleBLUENOSES
- 29. Course in which “amo, amas, amat” is learnedLATINI
- 32. Hang outAIR
- 37. Plow pullerMULE
- 39. Inspector of British mysteriesMORSE
- 41. “Render ___ Caesar…”UNTO
- 43. Caesar of comedySID
- 45. Judicial attireROBES
- 48. Pic to clickICON
- 49. FlippedWENTGAGA
- 50. Like a fugitiveONTHERUN
- 52. Choir memberALTO
- 54. “You’re going to have to explain this in simpler terms”IMLOST
- 55. Fantasy creaturesOGRES
- 57. Angel in VenezuelaFALLS
- 59. When doubled, singsNAMES
- 60. Switch makerNINTENDO
- 61. “The Empire Strikes Back,” in the “Star Wars” seriesEPISODEV
- 62. Kylo ___, of “Star Wars”REN
- 65. Spiked clubsMACES
- 69. Fantasy creatureSPRITE
- 71. Assumed identityCOVER
- 73. Susan of soapsLUCCI
- 75. Targets for Apple PencilsIPADS
- 77. Start of a lover’s verseROSESARERED
- 79. Seizes, in slangGLOMSONTO
- 81. Crow callCAW
- 83. Dress (up)GUSSY
- 85. Poker paymentANTE
- 87. Writer/director EphronNORA
- 90. Put the pedal to the metalGUNIT
- 92. One of the BrontësANNE
- 94. Batted firstLEDOFF
- 96. Really diggingMADABOUT
- 97. B-boy linkASIN
- 98. Penn in NYCSTA
- 101. Evening wear, of a sortPAJAMAS
- 104. Of the system affecting instinct and moodLIMBIC
- 105. Stir upAROUSE
- 106. Wine store buyBOTTLE
- 109. Jolting joe, informallyCAF
- 111. Aquafina rivalDASANI
- 113. AppetizersBITES
- 115. Market directionTREND
- 117. Moscow moneyRUBLE
- 119. Hands overCEDES
- 120. IrritatePEEVE
- 121. Spill protectionAPRON
- 124. FirebugPYRO
- 126. Jackie of action filmsCHAN
- 127. Soundly defeatDRUB
- 129. Muscle targeted on a rowing machineLAT
- 131. Put to the testTRY