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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jan 3 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 3 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 Not Business as Usual. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Randolph Ross & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 67 Horizontal Clues and 73 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Move to first class, sayRESEAT
- 7. Many T-ball coachesPARENTS
- 15. 1773 ordinance that led to a famous “party”TEAACT
- 22. InterweaveENLACE
- 23. 1970 Howard Hawks filmRIOLOBO
- 24. Among the best in the NFLALLPRO
- 25. Theme park contributor?UNIVERSALDONOR
- 27. Ebert’s onetime partnerROEPER
- 28. Quince or loquat, e.g.POME
- 29. CentralMID
- 30. Endorsing toolPEN
- 31. Holds backSTIFLES
- 33. Three-letter sandwichPBJ
- 34. Romantic meetings at a big retail store?TARGETDATES
- 38. Jeff Lynne’s groupELO
- 39. Draws outELICITS
- 43. Casino calculationODDS
- 44. Split evenlyBISECT
- 46. Not cool anymoreDEMODE
- 47. BHO’s major legislative achievementACA
- 49. Three-letter sandwichBLT
- 50. Go smoothlyHUM
- 52. Checkup required by a tech company?METAPHYSICAL
- 57. Hip-hop headwearDORAG
- 60. Aid for deep breathingSCUBA
- 64. Simple topTEE
- 65. OutrageIRE
- 66. Intrude rudelyHORNIN
- 68. Does some leather workTANS
- 69. Grown-up kitFOX
- 71. SchmoozesGABS
- 73. Completely ruinedUNDONE
- 74. Paris palAMI
- 75. Sardonic title for Jeff Bezos’s spouse?AMAZONQUEEN
- 79. “West Point of the South,” for shortVMI
- 80. Mint suppliesMETALS
- 83. May celebrantsMOMS
- 84. Hosp. staffersRNS
- 85. Red and Yellow, for twoSEAS
- 87. Radio buttonPRESET
- 88. Strawberry Fields benefactorONO
- 89. Lucy of “Kill Bill”LIU
- 91. Puts bread on the tableEARNS
- 93. “Sexy” Beatles characterSADIE
- 94. Impact of a sugar company?DOMINOEFFECT
- 99. PatheticSAD
- 100. Like many rookiesRAW
- 102. Scoreboard nos.PTS
- 103. Workshop for HephaestusMTETNA
- 107. Put back onREHIRE
- 109. Moon of Saturn named for a TitanRHEA
- 112. “Team of Rivals” author Doris Kearns ___GOODWIN
- 114. BackstabberRAT
- 117. Those who benefited by investing early in a transportation app?UBERWEALTHY
- 120. Directional suffixERN
- 121. Some new arrivalsEMIGRES
- 123. Network that once broadcast BuffyUPN
- 124. Band aidAMP
- 126. Campbell of “Scream”NEVE
- 128. Without honorBASELY
- 129. Additional charge from an insurance company?PROGRESSIVETAX
- 134. Menu choiceENTREE
- 135. Give, as a citationISSUETO
- 136. UntroubledSERENE
- 137. Sci-fi weaponryLASERS
- 138. Boy in a blended familySTEPSON
- 139. Pythagorean squares?AGORAS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Went for another hitchREUPPED
- 2. Lend dignity toENNOBLE
- 3. Illegal door openerSLIMJIM
- 4. Roof featureEAVE
- 5. Star pitcherACE
- 6. Contract periodTERM
- 8. Gucci rivalPRADA
- 9. Feel unwellAIL
- 10. Retina cellROD
- 11. Forwent a big ceremonyELOPED
- 12. Largish singing groupsNONETS
- 13. Low-risk investment optionTBOND
- 14. Frat’s coll. counterpartSOR
- 16. Most likely to produce a puckerTARTEST
- 17. Precocious character in Kay Thompson booksELOISE
- 18. Bet precederALEF
- 19. What keeps the HR department busy at a tech company?APPLETURNOVER
- 20. Bass basketCREEL
- 21. TrunkTORSO
- 26. Doesn’t playSITS
- 32. MotionlessSTILL
- 35. Valium makerROCHE
- 36. Oz greetingGDAY
- 37. “SOS” singersABBA
- 40. Searches carefullyCOMBS
- 41. Noodle creation?IDEA
- 42. Asian celebrationTET
- 45. Dominant seventh, e.g.CHORD
- 48. Test with a high score of 5APEXAM
- 51. Go-to guyMAINMAN
- 53. Physicist’s focus, perhapsATOM
- 54. Agrees to joinSIGNSON
- 55. Mesopotamian nationIRAQ
- 56. Philippine islandCEBU
- 58. Dress inDON
- 59. Sparkly rockGNEISS
- 61. Collectibles in albumsSTAMPS
- 62. Studio sightsCAMERAS
- 63. Members of the design team for an airline?UNITEDARTISTS
- 67. Gaul invadersHUNS
- 70. Dashing, sayFAST
- 72. Calligrapher’s flourishesSERIFS
- 76. Participate in an online meetingZOOM
- 77. St. Regis competitorOMNI
- 78. Plenty, informallyENUF
- 81. Words to the audienceASIDE
- 82. Pace of “Foundation”LEE
- 86. Needing nothing moreSATED
- 90. Louis XIV, to himselfLETAT
- 92. Plasm prefixECTO
- 95. Is boldDARES
- 96. One paying interestOWER
- 97. Auto from HesseOPEL
- 98. Moody musicEMO
- 101. Steakhouse servingsRIBEYES
- 104. Woofer’s partnerTWEETER
- 105. Buddhist stateNIRVANA
- 106. Adds onANNEXES
- 108. Mound occupantHURLER
- 110. Tranquil stateREPOSE
- 111. InhibitionHANGUP
- 113. Places for sweatersGYMS
- 115. Resist authorityREBEL
- 116. Maytag sisterAMANA
- 118. Oktoberfest fareWURST
- 119. Dresses inHASON
- 122. Roberts’s “Pretty Woman” co-starGERE
- 125. Tower townPISA
- 127. Infamous emperorNERO
- 130. Spade and Marlowe, for shortPIS
- 131. Hi-___RES
- 132. Ike’s WWII commandETO
- 133. Exert very little energyVEG