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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jan 25 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 25 January 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 Cold Play. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Joanne Sullivan & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 61 Horizontal Clues and 79 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Divides into new districts, perhapsREMAPS
- 7. AggrieveOFFEND
- 14. Vegetable that peaks in winterPARSNIP
- 22. “Eureka!”IGOTIT
- 23. Went underFAILED
- 24. Leave on the cutting room floorEDITOUT
- 25. *Tony the Tiger’s cerealFROSTEDFLAKES
- 27. Takes minutesRECORDS
- 28. End of Oktober?FEST
- 29. Where to wear banglesWRISTS
- 30. Tariff targetIMPORT
- 32. Smith & Wollensky servingSTEAK
- 34. ClinchesICES
- 35. *Collect money from a groupPASSTHEHAT
- 40. Tricky rascalsKNAVES
- 42. Exchanges vowsWEDS
- 44. ___-moSLO
- 45. *Reprimand severelyRAKEOVERTHECOALS
- 52. Indian flatbread flourATTA
- 54. “SNL” cast member NwodimEGO
- 55. Petty with music fansTOM
- 56. Legal pro org.ABA
- 57. Bavarian band soundsOOMPAHS
- 59. Basilica di San Nicola cityBARI
- 61. Mary Poppins, e.g.NANNY
- 64. *Bright orange Crayola colorNEONCARROT
- 67. Smooths outEVENS
- 69. They’re transferred at closingsDEEDS
- 71. Cat burglar, e.g.SNEAK
- 72. Hiker’s shelterLEANTO
- 74. *Shepherd’s instrumentPANPIPE
- 76. DeadlyLETHAL
- 81. Like the Earth’s rotationAXIAL
- 83. See 117-DownANNUM
- 85. Not fairRAINY
- 86. *Midas specialtyCARMUFFLER
- 92. FoolsDUPES
- 94. Hunchbacked sidekickIGOR
- 95. Microscopic subjectsAMOEBAS
- 96. Number next to a watch crownIII
- 98. Congressional overseer: Abbr.GAO
- 100. Color wheel componentHUE
- 101. Warty amphibianTOAD
- 102. *Appetizer served with marinara sauceMOZZARELLASTICKS
- 108. Loops in, in an emailCCS
- 109. Massage essentialsOILS
- 110. Eschews restaurantsEATSIN
- 111. *Charged issuesHOTBUTTONS
- 116. Game akin to chemin de ferFARO
- 118. Indiana Jones’s fearSNAKE
- 122. Prairie headgearBONNET
- 123. Site of Muhammad’s tombMEDINA
- 126. German-Polish border riverODER
- 127. StalksPREYSON
- 130. “Frozen” song suggestion…and what you might do with the ends of the answers to the starred cluesBUILDASNOWMAN
- 134. Ornamental holesEYELETS
- 135. Implant deeplyENROOT
- 136. Track runnersTRAINS
- 137. Figure in vertical stripesREFEREE
- 138. They’re briefer than briefsTHONGS
- 139. AI system in “The Terminator”SKYNET
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Improvises on a themeRIFFS
- 2. White waderEGRET
- 3. Reindeer kinMOOSE
- 4. On the lineATSTAKE
- 5. You can dig itPIT
- 6. Wintry entreeSTEW
- 8. Company VIPOFFICER
- 9. Most mendaciousFALSEST
- 10. Formal decreesFIATS
- 11. Fraternal order since 1868ELKS
- 12. Originally calledNEE
- 13. Oral exam proDDS
- 15. Long-lasting salon jobsPERMS
- 16. SkilledADEPT
- 17. Japanese imaging companyRICOH
- 18. Commercial district establishmentSTORE
- 19. Navigators’ guideNORTHSTAR
- 20. Contraceptive choice, for shortIUD
- 21. Score nos.PTS
- 26. Annoy in the extremeDRIVEMAD
- 31. Peabody Trailblazer Award winner RaeISSA
- 33. Part of a sailor’s repertoireKNOT
- 36. Walnut look-alikePECAN
- 37. Typical state for a drama queenADO
- 38. OTOHALTHO
- 39. Breakfast stapleTOAST
- 41. Cotswold riverAVON
- 43. Silken trapWEB
- 46. Resist authorityREBEL
- 47. Plant sacred to the AztecsAGAVE
- 48. Where kimchi originatedKOREA
- 49. “Surprise Symphony” composerHAYDN
- 50. CompanionlessLONE
- 51. L.A. environsSOCAL
- 53. Mar. followerAPR
- 58. DIY enthusiastMAKER
- 60. Ye olde hotelINN
- 62. Country with a double-pennant flagNEPAL
- 63. 1960 Wimbledon champ FraserNEALE
- 65. College sports channelESPNU
- 66. BestONEUP
- 68. Rusty in the Expos and Mets Halls of FameSTAUB
- 70. Origin of sparkling water, in two sensesSPA
- 73. UK-based NGO consortiumOXFAM
- 75. Like A24 films, but not WB filmsINDIE
- 77. ___ chiTAI
- 78. Top of a soprano’s rangeHIGHC
- 79. Aimée of “La Dolce Vita”ANOUK
- 80. Bards’ instruments that sound apt for storytellers?LYRES
- 82. Assuming that’s trueIFSO
- 84. Explosive force unitsMEGATONS
- 87. Play behind the plateCATCH
- 88. Brand with a torch in its logoAMOCO
- 89. Arby’s offeringROASTBEEF
- 90. Kind of school for docsMED
- 91. Mideast moneyRIALS
- 93. Back talkSASS
- 97. Direct File org.IRS
- 99. Big name in vertical transportationOTIS
- 103. Type of suit for a hepcatZOOT
- 104. Pinot alternativeZIN
- 105. Husky at the front of a teamLEADDOG
- 106. Ranch ropesLARIATS
- 107. Not in the leastINNOWAY
- 112. Oscar-winning director DannyBOYLE
- 113. Auto racing surnameUNSER
- 114. Medium-term govt. securityTNOTE
- 115. In need of deep breathsTENSE
- 117. Serious lawbreakerFELON
- 119. Online forum overseer, familiarlyADMIN
- 120. “The Family Circus” cartoonist BilKEANE
- 121. ___ & Young (auditing firm)ERNST
- 124. Catalan artist JoanMIRO
- 125. Kitchen pestsANTS
- 128. With 76-Across, yearlyPER
- 129. Loaf that may have caraway seedsRYE
- 131. Put money downBET
- 132. Granite State sch.UNH
- 133. Mork’s planetORK