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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Dec 13 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 13 December 2025 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 I Didn’t Catch Your Name. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Desirée Penner & Jeff Sinnock & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 60 Horizontal Clues and 78 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Course for coll.-bound studentsAPCLASS
- 8. Winter fallsSLEETS
- 15. Bit of facial hair, slangilySTACHE
- 22. Art director’s creationsLAYOUTS
- 23. Et followerCETERA
- 24. Reacted to a gut-busterHOWLED
- 25. “Well, Mr. Jennings, that fashion consists of florals, ruffles and ribbons”PRAIRIECHICKEN
- 27. Activating, as a missileARMING
- 28. Burglar alarm componentSENSOR
- 29. Highlands sightLOCH
- 30. Hamlet’s motivationVENGEANCE
- 32. Cough drop brand whose ads feature yodelingRICOLA
- 34. “Well, Mr. Danson, you’re supposed to make a toast honoring the family matriarch”FORGRANTED
- 36. “Well, Ms. de Armas, there’s a reason nobody’s wearing shirts”TOPBANANA
- 41. Big dipper?OAR
- 43. It’s bad to be stuck in oneRUT
- 44. Bender for a spenderSPREE
- 45. “I Love Lucy” episodes, nowRERUNS
- 47. DroopSAG
- 49. Tabloid fodderDIRT
- 54. 10-time Silver Slugger Award winner, familiarlyAROD
- 55. ComplementsADDSTO
- 57. Sound from an impactBAM
- 59. Ham carrierRADIO
- 61. Containing more than a few F-bombs, maybeRATEDR
- 63. Key of Beethoven’s “Eroica”EFLAT
- 65. Deprived (of)BEREFT
- 67. Hotel bathroom amenitySHOWERCAP
- 71. “Well, Ms. Winslet, no one is surprised you won the Oscar”FIGURESKATE
- 73. Company that offers little trainingLIONEL
- 75. Dresser’s kinBUREAU
- 76. “Well, Mr. Brady, there’s a reason you were a victim of internet fraud”FALSEBOTTOM
- 82. Pulmonary ailmentPNEUMONIA
- 87. “Livin’ With the Blues” singerODETTA
- 88. Bobby in a Janis Joplin songMCGEE
- 90. Wyoming rangeTETONS
- 91. Protective bankLEVEE
- 92. Steamed bun in Chinese cuisineBAO
- 94. Bad way to be ledASTRAY
- 98. Blasting agentsTNTS
- 99. Mend togetherKNIT
- 100. Direction suffixERN
- 102. Boat holderANCHOR
- 104. Dried coconut meatCOPRA
- 106. Sex Pistols song dissing the label that dropped themEMI
- 108. Discouraging wordsNOS
- 110. “Well, Mr. Newton, there’s an easy way to keep in touch with your teammates”EMAILSCAM
- 112. “Well, Ms. Gadot, let me explain what ‘wet blanket’ implies”ANTIFUNGAL
- 118. Seaside Italian resortAMALFI
- 120. Getting misty, in a wayTEARINGUP
- 121. Be proactivePLAN
- 123. “Yeah, right!”IMSURE
- 128. Husk-wrapped dishTAMALE
- 129. “Well, Mr. Paul, there’s a solution to not getting lost on your north-of-the-border tour”CANADIANMAPLES
- 132. Some Dior dressesALINES
- 133. Like goat hoofsCLOVEN
- 134. TroubledEATENAT
- 135. Put back on the marketRELIST
- 136. “Present!”IMHERE
- 137. Field of vision?EYECARE
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Swiss heightsALPS
- 2. ReducePARE
- 3. Blue hueCYAN
- 4. Clark’s co-workerLOIS
- 5. Brilliant celestial displaysAURORAE
- 6. Introduce to the mixSTIRIN
- 7. Allentown-to-Phila. directionSSE
- 9. Erudite bunchSCHOLARS
- 10. Maker of D-Lux camerasLEICA
- 11. InscribeETCH
- 12. “A mouse!”EEK
- 13. Noah of “The Daily Show”TREVOR
- 14. More reasonableSANER
- 16. Carpet from the ’70sSHAGRUG
- 17. Attacked with vigor, as a giftTOREAT
- 18. “Jeez!”AWMAN
- 19. Hollywood’s EastwoodCLINT
- 20. ThereforeHENCE
- 21. Barely beat outEDGED
- 26. Copied exactlyCLONED
- 31. Text sequence whose frequency you can check in a Google “Viewer”NGRAM
- 33. Hand unitCARD
- 35. Notes after misFAS
- 37. Bygone Russian royalsTSARS
- 38. TV’s WinfreyOPRAH
- 39. Beginning beginning?PROTO
- 40. Coat with moistureBEDEW
- 42. Switch typeONOFF
- 46. Beehive State athleteUTE
- 48. Titan circles itSATURN
- 50. Poorly litDARK
- 51. NotionIDEA
- 52. Break in relationsRIFT
- 53. Pledge drive giftTOTE
- 56. Spaniard’s cheerARRIBA
- 58. Pack, as groceriesBAGUP
- 60. Applicant’s pageRESUME
- 62. Take outDELETE
- 64. Ad ___LIB
- 66. Aesthete’s appreciationBEAUTY
- 68. Sing like a doveCOO
- 69. Shrinking superheroANTMAN
- 70. Name on the Padres’ ballparkPETCO
- 72. Food writer DrummondREE
- 74. Captain’s recordLOG
- 77. Arlo Guthrie’s genreFOLK
- 78. Yemen portADEN
- 79. Stubbs who provided Audrey’s voice in “Little Shop of Horrors”LEVI
- 80. Editor’s “keep it”STET
- 81. Partner of waysMEANS
- 83. Preminger and DixOTTOS
- 84. Inappropriate, in a wayNONPC
- 85. Start for mural or muscularINTRA
- 86. State of northeast IndiaASSAM
- 89. “Cancel” keyESC
- 93. Part of BYOBBRING
- 95. It sank in Havana Harbor in 1898THEMAINE
- 96. Pax ___(uneasy peace)ROMANA
- 97. Shriveling seaARAL
- 101. Container of deep green eggsEMUNEST
- 103. Onetime Moviefone ownerAOL
- 105. Prevailing conditionsCLIMATE
- 107. Submits a paperless returnEFILES
- 109. Flamethrower fuelNAPALM
- 111. “Assuming it’s okay with you…”IFIMAY
- 113. Rose essenceATTAR
- 114. Tennis champ FraserNEALE
- 115. Language of Sri LankaTAMIL
- 116. Turk’s neighborIRANI
- 117. Big name in Italian fashionGUCCI
- 119. Tree with catkinsALDER
- 122. Make roadsPAVE
- 124. Blueprint detailSPEC
- 125. Radius neighborULNA
- 126. Back endREAR
- 127. Right turn from norteESTE
- 130. Japanese dramaNOH
- 131. Formerly namedNEE