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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jul 18 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 18 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 Oh, Grow Up!. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Aaron Ullman & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 57 Horizontal Clues and 77 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Newman and Oldman, e.g.ACTORS
- 7. Dries out, saySTALES
- 14. Request with clasped handsPLEASE
- 21. “So true!”WORDUP
- 22. Separate the grain from the chaffTHRESH
- 23. Request with a proffered fistPOUNDIT
- 25. Motile cellAMOEBA
- 26. “No Woman, No Cry” genreREGGAE
- 27. Pros pretending to be amateurs, e.g.RINGERS
- 28. *”Why so quiet?”KITTENGOTYOURTONGUE
- 31. Letter after DeltaECHO
- 32. Gem from Down UnderOPAL
- 33. Muted huePASTEL
- 34. Hand on a hacienda?MANO
- 37. *Belabor a settled subjectBEATADEADFOAL
- 43. Hung in foldsDRAPED
- 46. Abuela’s abodeCASA
- 47. Sport with training stables called “heya”SUMO
- 48. *Person of interest?LOANPUP
- 50. Brother in GenesisABEL
- 53. AOL chatsIMS
- 57. Meditative practiceZEN
- 58. Kimono tieOBI
- 59. Roman roadwaySTRADA
- 61. *Farewell tourCYGNETSONG
- 65. Lo-calLITE
- 67. Major Wall St. indexDJIA
- 69. Disney boss until 2005EISNER
- 70. “Real mature, guys, real mature!”…and advice for making the starred answers make senseLETSBEADULTSABOUTTHIS
- 78. Large-scale oustersPURGES
- 79. Conjugation targetVERB
- 80. First-rateAONE
- 81. *Tribunals that are complete shamsJOEYCOURTS
- 86. French region bordering Germany and SwitzerlandALSACE
- 90. Traders’ placePIT
- 91. Sounds of hesitancyUHS
- 92. Org. that issues nine-digit IDsSSA
- 93. “That’s a bummer”PITY
- 95. *Warm embracesCUBHUGS
- 97. Guac and quesoDIPS
- 99. Not rotKEEP
- 102. Person giving ick vibesCREEPO
- 103. *”Chillax, dude!”DONTHAVEACALF
- 109. Sicilian postcard subjectETNA
- 110. DependsRELIES
- 111. Monet mediumOILS
- 113. Morse soundsDAHS
- 117. *Inhibition to talkingTADPOLEINONESTHROAT
- 123. Casey at the bat, in the 1922 World SeriesSTENGEL
- 126. Tires out completelyDOESIN
- 127. Run into the groundOVERDO
- 128. Snappy remarksZINGERS
- 129. Still in the drafts folderUNSENT
- 130. Villain in Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast”GASTON
- 131. CertifyATTEST
- 132. Collect salary, in MonopolyPASSGO
- 133. Pump figureOCTANE
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Up, in a wayAWAKE
- 2. Strip for laughsCOMIC
- 3. Loyalty that’s pledged, quaintlyTROTH
- 4. Choral verse from Sophocles’ “Antigone”ODETOMAN
- 5. YokelRUBE
- 6. Reach acrossSPAN
- 8. Barbershop toolSTROP
- 9. What a generous diner might pick upTHETAB
- 10. Diamond patternARGYLE
- 11. Toy brand with theme parksLEGO
- 12. Brother in GenesisESAU
- 13. Climbing guidesSHERPAS
- 15. Journey’s beginningPOINTA
- 16. Sprang forwardLUNGED
- 17. SwallowsENGULFS
- 18. “Zip-___-Doo-Dah”ADEE
- 19. P.G. Wodehouse titleSIR
- 20. Crop circle makers, supposedlyETS
- 24. Writing that isn’t well versed?PROSE
- 29. Complimentary coverage, brieflyGOODPR
- 30. “There it is!”TADA
- 35. Coding creationsAPPS
- 36. Neither masc. nor fem.NEUT
- 38. Outstanding serviceACE
- 39. Flaky mineralTALC
- 40. Athens aperitifOUZO
- 41. “So true!”AMEN
- 42. Marked with a macron, sayLONG
- 44. “The Many Loves of ___ Gillis” (classic sitcom)DOBIE
- 45. Bonnie with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement AwardRAITT
- 49. SprawlLOLL
- 51. Tweak, sayADJUST
- 52. Can opener?BAIL
- 54. “You are ___ much trouble!”INSO
- 55. Course listingMENU
- 56. Editor’s notationSTET
- 60. Venomous snakeADDER
- 62. Checkup frequency, perhapsYEARLY
- 63. Nascar driver TyGIBBS
- 64. Mlle, in MadridSRTA
- 66. SpotESPY
- 68. Off-road ride, for shortATV
- 71. Tampa Bay griddersBUCS
- 72. Amorous archerEROS
- 73. Water, to JuanAGUA
- 74. Passenger’s assignmentSEAT
- 75. ExciteHOPUP
- 76. Mandy’s role in “The Princess Bride”INIGO
- 77. Becomes firmSETS
- 82. Ashley of the “Divergent” moviesJUDD
- 83. Only state that doesn’t share any letters with “mackerel”OHIO
- 84. “The Pat McAfee Show” carrierESPN
- 85. Contractor’s detailSPEC
- 87. What keycards provideACCESS
- 88. SnappyCURT
- 89. “Desire Under the Elms” protagonistEBEN
- 94. Many a microbrewIPA
- 96. Whiplash protectionHEADREST
- 98. “That’s funny…”STRANGE
- 100. Boat backboneKEEL
- 101. Became less intenseEASEDUP
- 104. Yard lines?HEDGES
- 105. “A Taste of Honey” trumpeterALPERT
- 106. Bowed Baroque instrumentsVIOLS
- 107. UnfettersLOOSES
- 108. Alternative to jailingFINING
- 112. Played slowlyLENTO
- 114. It comes from the heartAORTA
- 115. WoreHADON
- 116. Michelangelo mediumSTONE
- 118. Outdoor wedding rentalTENT
- 119. The Gaels of the NCAAIONA
- 120. Capone nemesisNESS
- 121. Nation between Benin and GhanaTOGO
- 122. Climate control acronymHVAC
- 124. “I Hate U” R&B artistSZA
- 125. Tufted birdTIT