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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Feb 7 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 7 February 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 Unselfish. 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 75 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Site of an underground movement, maybeFAULT
- 6. Game in which you might “shoot the moon”HEARTS
- 13. Many MideasternersARABS
- 19. CommunicateIMPART
- 21. Guardian of the underworldCERBERUS
- 24. Greenish-brown colorHAZEL
- 25. Valuable crop of plants with prickly pods?BURWEEDTREASURE
- 27. Daikin Park playerASTRO
- 28. North Carolina universityELON
- 29. Russian space stationMIR
- 30. Latin landTERRA
- 32. Uriah of fictionHEEP
- 33. Stephen of “The Crying Game”REA
- 34. Birthstone for Halloween babiesOPAL
- 36. Personal belongings bought from IKEA?SWEDEEFFECTS
- 40. Flashers in nightclubsSTROBES
- 42. Salesman’s placeROAD
- 44. Diarist NinANAIS
- 45. Pricing prepositionPER
- 46. Greatly overchargeSOAK
- 48. Tomb Raider protagonistLARA
- 49. Castilian heroCID
- 53. Observation on spotting a woodcutter?HEWERAPPARENT
- 60. Macbeth, for oneTHANE
- 62. Month of la EpifaníaENERO
- 63. Crater partRIM
- 64. Wood for Chardonnay barrelsOAK
- 66. He gets a lot of interestUSURER
- 68. “I pity the fool” speakerMRT
- 69. Guileless guyNAIF
- 71. Urchin’s attireTATTERS
- 75. Screen typeLCD
- 76. Junior’s junior, for shortSOPH
- 78. Like logs that aren’t lumber-quality?LEFTUNSAWED
- 80. It shares a corner with Colo.ARIZ
- 82. Language in Luang PrabangLAO
- 83. Facebook co-founder SaverinEDUARDO
- 84. Hurdle for H.S. juniorsPSAT
- 86. FiverABE
- 87. Plot peakCLIMAX
- 90. Course figurePRO
- 91. Farrow of “Rosemary’s Baby”MIA
- 93. House dividerAISLE
- 95. Arc lamp gasXENON
- 96. Staff for a midsize Elizabethan tavern?TWELVEWENCHES
- 100. Chicken tender, for shortVET
- 101. Kid in the countryGOAT
- 105. Pool workout countLAPS
- 106. Historic periodAGE
- 107. Captive of the BeastBELLE
- 109. Curiosity’s targetMARS
- 111. Shield, e.g.PROTECT
- 116. Sparkly adornment on a staircase post?NEWELDIAMOND
- 121. 1975’s biggest moneymaking movieJAWS
- 123. “Huh-uh”NAW
- 124. Plot linesAXES
- 125. Annual awards since 1993ESPYS
- 126. Number before dueUNO
- 127. Like bulls, bucks and billiesMALE
- 129. Mazda model since 1989MIATA
- 131. Components of a locker room brawl?TOWELANDTROUBLE
- 136. Legolas’s peopleELVES
- 137. Quarantine warningSTAYAWAY
- 138. Polo needMALLET
- 139. Likely finalistsSEEDS
- 140. MethodSYSTEM
- 141. Bassoonist’s buysREEDS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Some crime scene evidenceFIBERS
- 2. CharmAMULET
- 3. Noisy protestUPROAR
- 4. Park expanseLAWN
- 5. Number after dueTRE
- 7. She/___HER
- 8. “We’ll teach you to drink deep ___ you depart”: HamletERE
- 9. Atty.’s groupABA
- 10. Took a breatherRESTED
- 11. Brought into alignmentTRUED
- 12. Dreamlike, perhapsSURREAL
- 14. Outburst of insightAHA
- 15. Cases for dermatologistsRASHES
- 16. Tenochtitlan residentAZTEC
- 17. Floppy topBERET
- 18. Carelessly spillsSLOPS
- 20. Egg-based mediumTEMPERA
- 22. Key beneath shiftCTRL
- 23. Sister of VenusSERENA
- 26. Sábado y domingo, por ejemploDIAS
- 31. Miles offAFAR
- 35. Moon of UranusOBERON
- 37. Fly highSOAR
- 38. Trawler’s trailWAKE
- 39. Arbitrary ordersFIATS
- 41. Letters on a zero buttonOPER
- 43. Go here and thereROAM
- 47. Make smarterSPIFFUP
- 50. Screech follower, sometimesCARCRASH
- 51. Burnt to a crisp, sayINEDIBLE
- 52. German articleDER
- 54. Dress edgesHEMS
- 55. Program participantENROLLEE
- 56. Cautionary bench markWETPAINT
- 57. Acted the snoopPRIED
- 58. “That’s a lie!”NOTSO
- 59. “See ya!”TATA
- 61. Swaying danceHULA
- 65. Chubby dollsKEWPIES
- 67. Letters on meat packagesUSDA
- 70. “Roots” writer HaleyALEX
- 72. “Presumed Innocent” authorTUROW
- 73. PlusAND
- 74. Watched a favorite filmRESAW
- 77. Start for erectus or sapiensHOMO
- 79. Like Granny Smith applesTART
- 81. Sleepers catch themZEES
- 85. Passionate dancesTANGOS
- 88. 115, in ancient RomeCXV
- 89. Broadway backerANGEL
- 92. League stars, for shortMVPS
- 94. Longtime co-star of Mariska HargitayICET
- 97. FlairELAN
- 98. Ingredient of some flaky pie crustsLARD
- 99. Much-too-catchy songEARWORM
- 102. Merrie ___ EnglandOLDE
- 103. Glitterati groupsALISTS
- 104. Service piecesTEAPOTS
- 108. OutsmartedBESTED
- 110. Strolls alongMOSEYS
- 112. Resemble a hot dogPANT
- 113. AuthorizeENABLE
- 114. Didn’t just textCALLED
- 115. Canary commentsTWEETS
- 117. Choices while expectingNAMES
- 118. Kick outEXILE
- 119. Hair salon optionWEAVE
- 120. Signature song for SinatraMYWAY
- 122. Garland of filmJUDY
- 128. Plow pullerMULE
- 130. Plow pullerASS
- 132. Back muscleLAT
- 133. Stunned stateAWE
- 134. “Platoon” settingNAM
- 135. Shell competitorOAR