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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Mar 21 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 21 March 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 Futile Position. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Brendan Emmett Quigley & Ben Zimmer & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 67 Horizontal Clues and 75 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Business that can change your locksWIGSHOP
- 8. Extremely untaxing, brieflyCUSH
- 13. Bobbing on the wavesAFLOAT
- 20. TweakFINETUNE
- 22. Wintour of Condé NastANNA
- 23. Closest parking, perhapsMAINLOT
- 25. RatINFORMER
- 26. What element #14 is worth?SILICONVALUE
- 28. Prison that Johnny Cash sang aboutFOLSOM
- 29. Like most Gallaudet University studentsDEAF
- 31. Zesty flavorTANG
- 32. Right, e.g.TURN
- 33. Butterfield of “Hugo”ASA
- 34. Hottie trading punches?BEAUTBOXING
- 37. Family nicknameSIS
- 39. Immune system agentTCELL
- 41. Dear, to DonatelloCARO
- 42. “Gave it my best shot”ITRIED
- 46. Serial fabulistBSER
- 49. “How’s it goin’?”SUP
- 51. Beaver unable to speak?MUTECLEAVER
- 55. Corruption catcherAUDIT
- 57. MeaninglessMOOT
- 60. Summer’s resultTOTAL
- 61. Evasive move on the iceDEKE
- 62. Load-bearing machinesDRYERS
- 64. Cuatro doubledOCHO
- 66. Edit, sayREVISE
- 68. Turmoil between the Hatfields and McCoys?FEUDINGFRENZY
- 71. Bus. enderINC
- 72. Pointer’s pointerPAW
- 76. Co. bailed out in 2008AIG
- 77. Reacts to a missed callBOOS
- 78. It might make you see some unbelievable thingsCGI
- 79. Gin-flavoring fruitSLOE
- 81. News agcy. since 1958UPI
- 82. General who’s part of many ordersTSO
- 83. RecedeEBB
- 84. Church seating for a couple of whales?TWOPEWSINAPOD
- 88. “The Art of Fugue” composerJSBACH
- 91. Place to get cheap drinksDIVE
- 92. Rhetorical comparisonSIMILE
- 93. “And another thing…”ALSO
- 97. Predecessor of Messages, on MacsICHAT
- 99. Slinger of youthspeak, typicallyTEEN
- 101. Selects carefullyCULLS
- 102. Harpoon?WATERSKEWER
- 105. Punch soundPOW
- 107. Sticky situationSPOT
- 108. Shower cleanerLOOFAH
- 109. Grammarian’s concernMOOD
- 112. Tower settingBABEL
- 114. ThicknessPLY
- 115. Alternative timeline that hasn’t happened yet?BONUSFUTURE
- 120. Polar toilerELF
- 123. Mother of Castor and PolluxLEDA
- 126. Staten Island, e.g., informallyBORO
- 128. Miles awayAFAR
- 129. Senator Mazie Hirono’s stateHAWAII
- 131. Celebration for a homeowner whose house is glowing?ELECTRICYULE
- 134. Parts of some gorilla costumesAPEMASKS
- 136. Extremely slowGLACIAL
- 137. County Wicklow landERIN
- 138. Budgerigar, e.g.PARAKEET
- 139. Takes onADOPTS
- 140. Skeleton needSLED
- 141. High-minded folks?STONERS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. BoozehoundsWINOS
- 2. Small imported car of the ’80s, made much bigger?INFLATEDYUGO
- 3. Bygone GM compactsGEOS
- 4. Disco gizmoSTROBE
- 5. Collectible German figurinesHUMMELS
- 6. What I stood for in ancient timesONE
- 7. Pain ___ (French toast, to the French)PERDU
- 9. Sweet melonCASABA
- 10. Military outfitUNIFORM
- 11. Most Emmy-winning show of all timeSNL
- 12. Hispaniola halfHAITI
- 14. Included inAMONG
- 15. Big canineFANG
- 16. Tyler of “Ad Astra”LIV
- 17. Spouting offONATIRADE
- 18. Making subtle referencesALLUSIVE
- 19. Play around?TOUR
- 21. World Cup org.FIFA
- 24. Bill depicting the U.S. TreasuryTEN
- 27. Give the boot toCAN
- 30. “Need I continue?” lettersETC
- 35. Target of donation requestsALUM
- 36. StrikeXOUT
- 38. Honorific for Jeanne d’ArcSTE
- 40. Got all mistyCRIED
- 43. Senator Tammy Duckworth’s stateILLINOIS
- 44. Spider sighter’s squealEEK
- 45. N.W.A co-founder, casuallyDRE
- 47. Butter or lard, to a dieterBADFAT
- 48. “No kidding!”SUREIS
- 50. Magic show sound effectsPOOFS
- 52. Rishi Sunak, e.g.TORY
- 53. Season in SoissonsETE
- 54. Makes petty objectionsCAVILS
- 56. Apache and ArapahoTRIBES
- 58. Text-scanning tech, for shortOCR
- 59. “Gossip Girl” airerTHECW
- 63. High-and-mightySNOBBISH
- 65. “Cross my heart,” in modern slangONGOD
- 67. Perfect for postcards, saySCENIC
- 69. Head homeGOBACK
- 70. “Shush!”ZIPIT
- 73. Teacher who makes the class happy?PUPILPLEASER
- 74. Famed Harlem theaterAPOLLO
- 75. Like Houston’s Katy Freeway, of all U.S. roadsWIDEST
- 80. Take all the games in a seriesSWEEP
- 85. Lose one’s cool, perhaps?THAW
- 86. Leading woman?EVE
- 87. Coax a laugh fromAMUSE
- 89. MVP quarterback in 2013’s Super BowlJOEFLACCO
- 90. Michael of 10-DownCHE
- 94. Saddler’s toolAWL
- 95. Luang Prabang languageLAO
- 96. Come to a complete haltSTOPDEAD
- 98. Chinese rival of AmazonTEMU
- 100. Chef Matsuhisa with a namesake restaurant chainNOBU
- 103. Starfish armRAY
- 104. Cole Porter songROSALIE
- 106. Bronze Star honoreeWARHERO
- 110. RuffleOFFEND
- 111. Singer LipaDUA
- 113. Macho admonitionBEAMAN
- 116. Is plenty angryBOILS
- 117. Middle-earth meanieORC
- 118. Poet AlfredNOYES
- 119. Critter catchersTRAPS
- 121. Is fond ofLIKES
- 122. Thing to bump or pumpFIST
- 124. Race segmentLEG
- 125. Jazzy FitzgeraldELLA
- 127. Rotten totBRAT
- 130. Come toWAKE
- 132. Pro’s adviceTIP
- 133. Link that might be brokenURL
- 135. Butter bitPAT