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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Jul 19 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 19 July 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 Downward Dog. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Paul Coulter & 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. “Before me there were no created things but those that last forever–___”: DanteASDOI
- 6. Dear, in DijonCHERI
- 12. Cry of discoveryAHA
- 16. Gets into the poolBETS
- 21. Jordan of the NHL’s KingsSPENCE
- 23. City whose police cars bear witch silhouettesSALEM
- 24. Business partner, sometimesSON
- 25. Friend, to FrançoiseAMIE
- 26. MerchantTRADER
- 27. Work partiesCREWS
- 28. Chiding soundTUT
- 29. Not manyAFEW
- 30. Carnival attractionRIDE
- 31. Four Seasons Hotels founder SharpISADORE
- 33. Musical drama filmed in 1937, 1954, 1976 and 2018ARISBORN
- 35. 93-million-mile measuresONOMICALUNITS
- 38. Long-jawed fishGAR
- 39. Mom’s momGRAN
- 40. Stopping pointDEPOT
- 41. Both her first and last performances at the Met were “Madama Butterfly”RENATASCO
- 47. “Puppy Love” singerANKA
- 49. Make overREMODEL
- 51. Art of body?TAT
- 52. Far from friendlyCOLD
- 55. Bitter aperitifCAMPARI
- 59. Ali, self-referentiallyGREATEST
- 62. “Yes,” in YokohamaHAI
- 63. Part of QEDERAT
- 64. LoseSHED
- 66. Body of artTORSO
- 67. Kawasaki offeringsATVS
- 69. Use a beach blanket, perhapsSUNBATHE
- 72. To partnerFRO
- 74. Film for which Maggie Smith won her first OscarTHEPRIMEOFMISSJEANBRO
- 81. Even soYET
- 82. Bygone Rome-based airlineALITALIA
- 83. Royal house of RiyadhSAUD
- 84. Prop for GandalfSTAFF
- 88. ___ noche (tonight, in Toledo)ESTA
- 91. Charged particlesIONS
- 92. Stat for StaubRBI
- 93. Defense fencePALISADE
- 95. Prop for AquamanTRIDENT
- 98. Big name in chipsWISE
- 100. “Yes,” in NantesOUI
- 101. Ratings pioneer ArthurNIELSEN
- 103. Kristoff’s reindeer, in “Frozen”SVEN
- 105. African carnivore with a distinctive howlTTEDHYENA
- 108. Think highly ofVALUE
- 112. “Young Frankenstein” roleINGA
- 114. Fresh start?NEO
- 115. Royal court attendantsDIESINWAITING
- 119. Proceeding with much vigorGOINGTWN
- 125. Tiny amountsTITTLES
- 126. See 19-DownUTNE
- 127. VeryOHSO
- 128. Be behindOWE
- 129. List of candidatesSLATE
- 130. Doubled over, maybeINPAIN
- 132. Skater KatarinaWITT
- 133. Acapulco auntTIA
- 134. Choir componentALTOS
- 135. Churchill preceded and succeeded himATTLEE
- 136. Bridge siteNOSE
- 137. Dipstick coatingOIL
- 138. Low tempsTEENS
- 139. “The Planets” composerHOLST
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Fictional dogASTRO
- 2. Water sourceSPRING
- 3. Words on Old West postersDEADORALIVE
- 4. How some movies are deliveredONDEMAND
- 5. Medium for an ephemeral sculptureICE
- 7. Beginner’s piano exerciseCSCALE
- 8. DesperateHARDUP
- 9. Early tragedienne DuseELEONORA
- 10. Script doctorREWRITER
- 11. “No more for me, thanks”IMSET
- 13. Fictional dogASTA
- 14. Cuckoo’s announcementHOUR
- 15. AgainstANTI
- 17. Sheepish remarkBAABAA
- 18. “Howards End” novelistEMFORSTER
- 19. Bleachers featureTIER
- 20. In stitchesSEWN
- 22. With 117-Across, founder of a famous “Reader”ERIC
- 32. BlueSAD
- 34. Pepper, for oneSGT
- 36. Squid’s squirtINK
- 37. Breaking capacity, brieflySRO
- 42. BorderEDGE
- 43. Uncool sortNERD
- 44. Tavern supplyALE
- 45. Elliot of the Mamas & the PapasCASS
- 46. Fictional dogOTTO
- 48. Crushes the testACESIT
- 50. Like a ball in the roughMISHIT
- 53. Casual talkCHAT
- 54. Solemn pledgeOATH
- 56. Jack-in-the-pulpit, e.g.ARUM
- 57. Locks in a barn?MANE
- 58. 109, famouslyPTBOAT
- 60. Blade brand of 1977ATRA
- 61. Daffy and Bugs, e.g.TOONS
- 65. Half of a gendered disputeHESAID
- 68. James Bond genreSPYFI
- 70. Keys near G’sAFLATS
- 71. Texter’s “Eww, stop talking!”TMI
- 73. Major mealsFEASTS
- 75. Some whistle blowersREFS
- 76. Gin flavorSLOE
- 77. Arabian spiritJINN
- 78. Leaving nothing to the imaginationBARINGITALL
- 79. Barbecue seasoningsRUBS
- 80. Fictional dogODIE
- 85. Fictional dogSPOT
- 86. Quite suspensefulTAUT
- 87. Early psychiatristsALIENISTS
- 89. Falco of “The Sopranos”EDIE
- 90. GlimpsedSEEN
- 94. “Take your pick”ANY
- 96. Wake-up signalREVEILLE
- 97. AgitatedINASTATE
- 99. ApproachedWENTUPTO
- 102. Fictional dogLAD
- 104. Number of hills of ancient RomeVII
- 106. IndicateDENOTE
- 107. MonopolizeHOG
- 109. Onetime Maytag subsidiaryLITTON
- 110. Conditional wordUNLESS
- 111. Farm femaleEWE
- 113. Organic food brandANNIES
- 116. “Where ___” (Dustin Lynch song)ITSAT
- 117. Big atlas sectionASIA
- 118. “The Maids” playwrightGENET
- 120. Graduation garbGOWN
- 121. Columbus’s homeOHIO
- 122. Fictional dogTOTO
- 123. It ended with V-J DayWWII
- 124. “Snow Crash” author StephensonNEAL
- 131. Advanced degree?NTH