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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Mar 5 2026 were just published. The solution for Thursday, 5 March 2026 Puzzle is here for you, if you need help.
The Puzzle Grid for Today is 15 boxes wide and 15 boxes tall. It’s name is AWOL. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Joah Macosko & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 35 Horizontal Clues and 41 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. FlexBRAG
- 5. 2022 Jordan Peele sci-fi horror filmNOPE
- 10. “Succession” star CoxBRIAN
- 16. A bit naughtyRACY
- 17. To the moon and backALOT
- 18. Chain with a “beep beep” in its adsAAMCO
- 19. “Whoa, let’s not get awkward!”ONTMAKETHISWEIR
- 22. Free roundBYE
- 23. Lines that go over your headELS
- 24. Leaf-cutter, e.g.ANT
- 25. Joplin or Jagger, e.g.OCKANDROLLSINGE
- 32. Text notification, perhapsDING
- 33. Cozy place for a petLAP
- 34. Org.’s kinSOC
- 35. Nest egg lettersIRA
- 36. “Nature of a ___” (Queen Latifah album)SISTA
- 39. Gag reflex?LAUGH
- 43. Jazz group fronted by “The King of Inside Swing”SCARPETERSONTRI
- 46. General tone of a conversationTENOR
- 47. Lead role in “1776”ADAMS
- 48. Charged subject?ION
- 49. Madre de un primoTIA
- 51. “___ Survivor” (Reba McEntire song)IMA
- 52. TrudgePLOD
- 54. Kicking back and chillaxingUTTINGONESFEETU
- 60. “Huh-uh!”NAW
- 61. “Keep away from my chew toy!”GRR
- 62. Biker’s bikeHOG
- 63. Vanishes without a trace, and a hint to the answers to 17-, 23-, 39- and 49-AcrossDROPSOFFTHEGRID
- 70. Moscow settingIDAHO
- 71. Morales of “La Bamba”ESAI
- 72. Cádiz coinEURO
- 73. Exorcism targetDEMON
- 74. Kick to the curbOUST
- 75. RegardDEEM
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Frat addressBRO
- 2. Showed cowardice, perhapsRAN
- 3. Opera divisionACT
- 4. Spot for a water bottle and sweatbandGYMBAG
- 6. Obvious untruthNAKEDLIE
- 7. Flamenco cryOLE
- 8. Joint stock?POT
- 9. Lucy’s palETHEL
- 11. Starts to “Another One Bites the Dust” and “My Girl”BASSSOLOS
- 12. UneditedRAW
- 13. Clarifying wordsIMEAN
- 14. Getting a perfect score onACING
- 15. América del ___NORTE
- 20. Writer RandAYN
- 21. Targets for reformersILLS
- 26. Keats, for oneODIST
- 27. Sorceress on AeaeaCIRCE
- 28. “Wavin’ Flag” rapperKNAAN
- 29. Dreaded fellow, maybeRASTA
- 30. Agreed to receive marketing emailsOPTEDIN
- 31. Confident assertionICAN
- 37. Unpleasantly surprises withSPRINGSON
- 38. Seaweed in Japanese stir-friesARAME
- 40. HandyUTILE
- 41. Guardians of the Galaxy member with a limited vocabularyGROOT
- 42. Many a Diwali celebrantHINDU
- 44. Alternative to naanROTI
- 45. Box office winnerSMASHHIT
- 50. Farming prefixAGRO
- 53. Fixed at a particular level, as a pricePEGGED
- 55. Took apartUNDID
- 56. Acapulco afternoonTARDE
- 57. Clock-changing time, for daylight saving timeTWOAM
- 58. Title hero of a Monteverdi operaORFEO
- 59. RivalFOE
- 64. Soup in Son LaPHO
- 65. Tallahassee sch.FSU
- 66. Some coll. proctorsTAS
- 67. Beat oneself up aboutRUE
- 68. RageIRE
- 69. Title for a monkDOM