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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jul 11 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 11 July 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 Standard-Bearers. 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 67 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. They have no notesRESTS
- 6. Adler who outwitted Sherlock HolmesIRENE
- 12. Donkey beaten with a stick, perhapsPINATA
- 19. Yellow flower in the daisy familyOXEYE
- 20. Where gladiators foughtOLDROME
- 23. Patisserie treatMACARON
- 25. Victor’s award in an ancient Greek city?SPARTANLAUREL
- 27. Cork’s placeIRELAND
- 28. Golfer ErnieELS
- 29. “Aye, true!”TIS
- 30. Knife on a flint?SPARKYSCRAPER
- 32. Title start of many 108-DownTOA
- 33. Loads from lodesORES
- 35. T cell producerTHYMUS
- 36. Tankard fillALE
- 37. Prepare for plantingTILL
- 39. Castor or Pollux, e.g.STAR
- 41. Squeezed (out)EKED
- 43. EatsCHOW
- 45. Hitch, sayATTACH
- 47. Swabbing toolMOP
- 49. No longer the ragePASSE
- 51. “Arabian Nights” fliersROCS
- 52. Seriously injureMAIM
- 54. Round-the-world tripORBIT
- 56. Ewe said itBAA
- 58. Early ’60s gatherings with Chubby Checker records?TWISTPARTIES
- 63. Safety features in some showersGRABBARS
- 69. Regular tendencyHABIT
- 70. Willem of “Platoon”DAFOE
- 71. Bench activityPRESS
- 73. Kwanzaa mo.DEC
- 74. Get ready to runEDIT
- 75. March through the marsh?GATORPARADE
- 78. Title character of song who “walked like a woman but talked like a man”LOLA
- 80. Ottoman Empire hatFEZ
- 81. Microwave featureTIMER
- 83. Make blankERASE
- 84. JeopardyPERIL
- 86. Spots for swingersTRAPEZES
- 88. Jargon that’s easygoing?FREEPARLANCE
- 91. Hit 1999 Nas albumIAM
- 92. TormentBESET
- 94. Wailing water birdLOON
- 95. Phone fillersAPPS
- 99. 8.5-pound awardOSCAR
- 102. High hitLOB
- 104. Striped shoe brandADIDAS
- 108. ___ avisRARA
- 109. Satirist MortSAHL
- 110. Paul of “Ant-Man”RUDD
- 112. Chris of “The Good Wife”NOTH
- 113. ___-Magnon manCRO
- 114. Trailed at the endLOSTTO
- 118. Delights?DIMS
- 120. Spot in la SeineILE
- 121. Browsing on Zillow, say?HOMECOMPARING
- 126. “Huh-uh”NAH
- 127. “East of Eden” brotherCAL
- 128. Site of over 1,000 works by GoyaELPRADO
- 129. Pastiche combining Dalí’s watches and Warhol’s soup cans?MELTINGPOPART
- 132. Won back, as territoryRETAKEN
- 133. Kia minivansSEDONAS
- 134. Abrupt expulsionPURGE
- 135. Answers from toadiesYESSES
- 136. Boarding spotDEPOT
- 137. Ranch ruminantSTEER
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Site of a historic 1799 discoveryROSETTA
- 2. Bold featEXPLOIT
- 3. Premium chips ingredientSEASALT
- 4. Norse god for whom Tuesday is namedTYR
- 5. ArgumentSETTO
- 7. Out of sortsILL
- 8. Nutrition label nos.RDAS
- 9. Blow one’s stackERUPT
- 10. CBS journalist O’DonnellNORAH
- 11. Abrasive powderEMERY
- 13. Place for un pique-niquePARC
- 14. “Happy Birthday” writer, maybeICER
- 15. Simba’s love, in “The Lion King”NALA
- 16. Allies of the CheyenneARAPAHO
- 17. “Funky Cold Medina” rapperTONELOC
- 18. Julie made a dame by Queen Elizabeth IIANDREWS
- 21. DawnONSET
- 22. Kin of venisonELKMEAT
- 24. Swinging strikesMISSES
- 26. The Hindenburg, e.g.AIRSHIP
- 31. Good laughsYUKS
- 34. Seattle quarterback DarnoldSAM
- 38. Heads for the hillsLAMSIT
- 40. Support from the standsROOTFOR
- 42. CheapenDEBASE
- 44. Twins-lion go-betweenCRAB
- 46. Suffragist Carrie Chapman ___CATT
- 48. PrecedingPRIOR
- 50. Greek consonantsPIS
- 53. Tussaud titleMADAME
- 55. Paging devicesBEEPERS
- 57. Six-pack makeupABS
- 59. Kleptomaniac’s crimeTHEFT
- 60. Heron or ibis, e.g.WADER
- 61. Mediterranean island known for its dance music club sceneIBIZA
- 62. Hotel room postingRATES
- 64. Fully understandGRASP
- 65. Result of a flipped card, maybeREDEAL
- 66. EmbellishADORN
- 67. Thing of the pastRELIC
- 68. Bass partSCALE
- 72. Magistrate in 18-AcrossPRAETOR
- 76. DoodadsGIZMOS
- 77. StaggeringAREEL
- 79. 2013 Sheryl Sandberg bookLEANIN
- 82. Crumpet go-withTEA
- 85. TrudgePLOD
- 87. Fibonacci’s birthplacePISA
- 89. Iron, in FranceFER
- 90. Plan intended to achieve a goalROADMAP
- 93. Fragrant firsBALSAMS
- 96. Tell tale activityARCHERY
- 97. One who doesn’t finish his sentencePAROLEE
- 98. InducesPROMPTS
- 100. Pinkish orange colorSALMON
- 101. Dice, sayCHOP
- 103. Potential flowerBUD
- 105. “And you’re telling me this why?”DOICARE
- 106. Not in custodyATLARGE
- 107. ProtectSHELTER
- 111. Scars on carsDINGS
- 115. Out on a limb, maybeTREED
- 116. Mark for madrileñosTILDE
- 117. PrevailingONTOP
- 119. Hits the mallSHOPS
- 122. Historians’ focusesERAS
- 123. Wedding reception sightCAKE
- 124. Dedicated worksODES
- 125. 1992 Heisman winner TorrettaGINO
- 130. Beltway Series playerNAT
- 131. PlacedPUT