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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jan 10 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 10 January 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 Bull Market. 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 64 Horizontal Clues and 74 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Govt. org. that created the precursor to the internetDARPA
- 6. Aggressive declaration by CongressWARACT
- 13. Betrayed frightPALED
- 19. Wetsuit that stops above the kneesSHORTY
- 21. Queens neighborhoodASTORIA
- 23. Cozy dining spotALCOVE
- 25. Place name on a national map?LABELOFTHELAND
- 27. Milky Way componentNOUGAT
- 28. Big dividendsPAYOUTS
- 29. Satisfaction felt by a Gothic architect?GABLEPRIDE
- 31. Org. with ring rankingsWBA
- 35. Common sculpture modelTORSO
- 36. Where Anna Leonowens taughtSIAM
- 37. They aren’t returnedACES
- 38. Smallest bell in a carillon?HUMBLEDINGER
- 43. Modern meeting mediumZOOM
- 45. Bygone flier between JFK and HeathrowSST
- 46. Scott Turow memoirONEL
- 47. Cuatro halvedDOS
- 48. Commuting optionRAIL
- 50. Pretentious sortSNOB
- 52. Far from baggySNUG
- 54. ErstwhileFORMER
- 57. Ham it upEMOTE
- 60. Common game show prizeTRIP
- 62. Dangerous place, idiomaticallyLIONSDEN
- 65. John Hersey book “A Bell for ___”ADANO
- 67. Wriggly creatures found on every continent?GLOBALWORMS
- 71. Cut downHEWN
- 73. Seltos sellerKIA
- 74. Go badROT
- 75. April, May and June, to Daisy DuckNIECES
- 76. Like diplomatic pouchesSEALED
- 79. Put awayEAT
- 80. Light brown hardwoodASH
- 81. Medium brown hardwoodTEAK
- 82. Blow thrown in a gang brawl?RUMBLEPUNCH
- 85. Board, in a boardinghouseMEALS
- 87. Shows a chameleonlike qualityREADAPTS
- 90. “___ arigato gozaimasu” (Japanese expression of gratitude)DOMO
- 91. Put into wordsSTATE
- 93. “Buenas ___” (“Good afternoon,” in Spain)TARDES
- 94. Foxboro griddersPATS
- 96. Not brewed long enough, maybeWEAK
- 98. “Aquarius” musicalHAIR
- 99. Worker at a plant?BEE
- 103. WhatsApp ownerMETA
- 105. Director LeeANG
- 109. ___-à-porter (off-the-rack)PRET
- 111. Kinda interested in reading the Testaments?BIBLECURIOUS
- 114. Tres doubledSEIS
- 116. Chuck, e.g.BEEF
- 118. Sherlock’s sister in a book seriesENOLA
- 119. Kash Patel’s org.FBI
- 120. Member of a marten family?SABLEUNCLE
- 123. Shut againRECLOSE
- 126. Gofer’s dutyERRAND
- 127. Cannabis consumer’s goal?HERBALHIGHNESS
- 132. Flea market unitsSTANDS
- 133. ReleaseSETFREE
- 134. MeddlersYENTAS
- 135. Playlist makeupSONGS
- 136. Serve seconds to, e.g.REFEED
- 137. Ominous request from the bossSEEME
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Broadband choiceDSL
- 2. “So that’s it!”AHA
- 3. Hold upROB
- 4. Restaurant kitchen jobPREP
- 5. Aztec spear-throwing toolATLATL
- 7. Lively 1960s dancesWATUSIS
- 8. Raiders running back JeantyASHTON
- 9. Rds. with numbersRTES
- 10. “You’ve got mail!” co.AOL
- 11. Rugged rock faceCRAG
- 12. Fey and TurnerTINAS
- 14. Fall heavilyPLOP
- 15. Integra sellerACURA
- 16. Aristotelian and Boolean, for twoLOGICS
- 17. Isn’t caught byEVADES
- 18. LoatheDETEST
- 20. FluctuatedYOYOED
- 22. “Mad Men” field, informallyADBIZ
- 24. Flower whose name means “daughter of the wind”ANEMONE
- 26. Destroy, archaicallyFORDO
- 30. Where kip is the currencyLAOS
- 32. First baseman of comedyWHO
- 33. Burger King supplyBUNS
- 34. “Couldn’t agree more!”AMENTOTHAT
- 39. Book jacket bitBLURB
- 40. Stable workersGROOMS
- 41. Brings inEARNS
- 42. Eyeglasses partsRIMS
- 44. Like some local storesMOMANDPOP
- 49. Went aheadLED
- 51. Physique, informallyBOD
- 53. Major advanceGIANTSTEP
- 55. What scared the ScarecrowFIRE
- 56. Goes through physical therapyREHABS
- 58. HeedTAKENOTEOF
- 59. Electronic brain of the 1940sENIAC
- 61. Ballet movePLIE
- 63. It may be heart-shapedLOCKET
- 64. Girl in a shop in a Dickens bookNELL
- 66. Initiation rite, sometimesOATH
- 68. Mass of a yen coinGRAM
- 69. Gets trouncedLOSES
- 70. Put onWEAR
- 72. Cannabis, informallyWEED
- 77. MarvelousSUPERB
- 78. CPR prosEMTS
- 83. Circle spokesRADII
- 84. Mushroom flavorUMAMI
- 86. Bar topicLAW
- 88. Contented sighAAH
- 89. Far from vibrantDRAB
- 92. Listener’s pairEARBUDS
- 95. Barely-there pencilSTUB
- 97. AcuteKEEN
- 100. Out of the gameBENCHED
- 101. Bacteria in uncooked foodECOLI
- 102. Passing remarks?EULOGY
- 104. “___ live and breathe!”ASI
- 106. Get the measure ofASSESS
- 107. In the neighborhood ofNEARTO
- 108. “The Prophet” writerGIBRAN
- 110. Crash consultantsTECHS
- 112. Sobieski of “Here on Earth”LEELEE
- 113. Itchy eruptionsRASHES
- 115. Translating challengeSLANG
- 117. Company that made Dubble Bubble gumFLEER
- 121. IntentionsENDS
- 122. Designer Romain de Tirtoff’s pseudonymERTE
- 124. Quite collectibleRARE
- 125. Alternative to -ette or -essENNE
- 128. Pal 4 lifeBFF
- 129. Summer on the French RivieraETE
- 130. Frodo’s palSAM
- 131. About-face from NNWSSE