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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jan 31 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 31 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 Palette-able. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Derek Ruttan & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 62 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. Pool markingDEPTH
- 6. Do ___ on (harm)AJOB
- 11. Heartburn causeACID
- 16. Second stringersBTEAM
- 22. Craters of the Moon National Monument siteIDAHO
- 23. Tough membrane covering the brainDURA
- 24. Teacher of the dharmaLAMA
- 25. Have because ofOWETO
- 26. Sharp-yet-sweet condimentREDONIONCHUTNEY
- 29. Pleasing cadencesLILTS
- 30. ResultedENSUED
- 31. Tapioca sourceCASSAVA
- 32. Preacher’s perchPULPIT
- 34. Cockpit fig.ALT
- 36. Garnish for an Old-Fashioned or NegroniORANGESLICE
- 38. Respectful addressMADAM
- 44. Smart reaction?OUCH
- 47. Minnesota’s features a loonSTATESEAL
- 48. Brand with a torch logoAMOCO
- 49. RuptureBREACH
- 52. They may block for the QBTES
- 53. Sweet vegetable that might be stuffedYELLOWBELLPEPPER
- 57. Toenail treatment, for shortPEDI
- 62. Woodsman’s toolAXE
- 63. Raucous birdJAY
- 64. Former New Mexico senator TomUDALL
- 65. Alternative to Ionic and CorinthianDORIC
- 67. King found in 1922, familiarlyTUT
- 69. Grp. based in the West BankPLO
- 73. Briny bit on a pizzaGREENOLIVE
- 75. No-frills membership tierBASICPLAN
- 79. Paperless periodicalEMAGAZINE
- 80. Crumbly base for dips and dressingsBLUECHEESE
- 82. Plopped downSAT
- 83. Start for metric or magneticGEO
- 84. CarriedBORNE
- 85. How athletes competed in the original OlympicsNAKED
- 87. LamentableSAD
- 89. “___ but a scratch” (Black Knight’s line in “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”)TIS
- 93. Bagged bootySWAG
- 94. Garden fruit whose unique color comes from the antioxidant anthocyaninINDIGOROSETOMATO
- 100. Sixth col. out of sevenFRI
- 102. Baseball’s “Iron Horse”GEHRIG
- 103. Narrow inletFIRTH
- 104. Subject to changeALTERABLE
- 111. “Don’t Look Now (It Ain’t You ___)” (Creedence Clearwater Revival song)ORME
- 112. Dessert portmanteauFROYO
- 113. Wildflower side dishVIOLETSALAD
- 116. Where M.D.s scrub inORS
- 118. “‘Spect so”ISPOSE
- 119. Distrustful of the motivations of othersCYNICAL
- 122. The Beach Boys’ last hitKOKOMO
- 128. Ordered pizza, sayATEIN
- 129. Skittles slogan, and a hint to this puzzle’s themeTASTETHERAINBOW
- 132. To the pointTERSE
- 133. “A Death in the Family” authorAGEE
- 134. Part of a Clue guessROOM
- 135. Sam of “Jurassic Park”NEILL
- 136. The Villager station wagon, e.g.EDSEL
- 137. They’re easier to catch with closed eyesZEES
- 138. “Sweat” playwright NottageLYNN
- 139. Hull featuresKEELS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Extremely urgentDIRE
- 2. Tree of Life siteEDEN
- 3. Punter’s protectionPADS
- 4. GrandTHOU
- 5. Refine over timeHONE
- 7. FurorADO
- 8. Particular point in timeJUNCTURE
- 9. Oceanic predatorORCA
- 10. Derisive criesBAHS
- 12. Place of unveilingsALTAR
- 13. Art store purchaseCANVAS
- 14. Clarifying wordsIMEANT
- 15. End for 86-AcrossDAY
- 17. Vet’s pillsBOLUSES
- 18. Fabrics with diagonal ridgesTWILLS
- 19. Baked British fish dishEELPIE
- 20. Region unified by TheseusATTICA
- 21. Zero with three TonysMOSTEL
- 27. Muckraker TarbellIDA
- 28. Org. that throws private parties?USO
- 33. Sellers of moviesPETER
- 35. Hotel areaLOBBY
- 37. Table typeGATELEG
- 39. Ancient Yucatán nativeMAYA
- 40. Visa alternativeAMEX
- 41. Parcel outDOLE
- 42. Sports injury initialsACL
- 43. Milk, facetiouslyMOOJUICE
- 45. Cartoon collectibleCEL
- 46. “2001” computerHAL
- 50. PC’s brainCPU
- 51. Maze walls, sometimesHEDGES
- 54. Second-hand item?WATCH
- 55. Italian city known for its hamPARMA
- 56. Fabric foldPLEAT
- 58. Elvis was publicly vaccinated against it in 1956POLIO
- 59. Dublin’s land, poeticallyERIN
- 60. Seedy jointDIVE
- 61. Rangers work on itICE
- 66. NoddedDOZEDOFF
- 68. LPGA Tour golfer YaniTSENG
- 70. BegPLEAD
- 71. British economist HaroldLASKI
- 72. Dieter’s breakfastONEEGG
- 74. HoundNAGAT
- 76. Sudden misfortuneBLOW
- 77. Mysterious qualityAURA
- 78. Ink spots?PENNIBS
- 81. Little shotsBBS
- 86. Female rabbitDOE
- 88. “Old Time Rock and Roll” singerSEGER
- 90. Poi rootTARO
- 91. WeeITTY
- 92. Neighbor of Mayfair and Covent GardenSOHO
- 95. FumingIRATE
- 96. P look-alikeRHO
- 97. Hockey great BobbyORR
- 98. BuckSIMOLEON
- 99. Peace, to PasternakMIR
- 101. Lens used in lighthousesFRESNEL
- 105. Take to the skiesAVIATE
- 106. Began to capsize, sayLISTED
- 107. BarfliesTOPERS
- 108. Fictional resident of the Plaza HotelELOISE
- 109. “I Am What I Am” musical, familiarlyLACAGE
- 110. Macron’s palaceELYSEE
- 114. Pot growers?ANTES
- 115. Casino cubeDIE
- 117. Rocksteady relativeSKA
- 120. PC keyCTRL
- 121. Hand’s helloAHOY
- 123. Farm soundOINK
- 124. 37-Down siteKNEE
- 125. Theater awardOBIE
- 126. Gangster’s girlMOLL
- 127. Stealthy fliersOWLS
- 130. Animated devil, familiarlyTAZ
- 131. DDE’s veepRMN