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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Nov 8 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 8 November 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 Holding In the Pain. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Mike Shenk & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 63 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. Definitely not lockedAJAR
- 5. Half of the “Monday, Monday” singersMAMAS
- 11. Congo tributary for which a virus is namedEBOLA
- 17. Maker of BodyMark Temporary Tattoo MarkersBIC
- 21. “Fine, do whatever you want!”SEEIFICARE
- 23. Restricted actsNONOS
- 24. ProficientABLE
- 26. Expertise that doesn’t diminish over time?PERMANENTPROWESS
- 28. “Dune” protagonistPAUL
- 29. Hit initialsSRO
- 30. Early EuropeanCELT
- 31. “Here!”TAKEIT
- 32. Split off from a glacierCALVE
- 34. Fail to be a straight shooter, in a wayMISAIM
- 37. Group of cumulus cloud fans?BILLOWYCLUB
- 39. The Pittsburgh Reduction Company, laterALCOA
- 43. Brown Derby owner Robert, for whom a salad is namedCOBB
- 45. Butler to the Addams familyLURCH
- 46. Hairstyle with two uncooperative tufts?DOUBLECOWLICK
- 51. Verizon, e.g.TELECOM
- 55. Mac alternativeBUB
- 56. Stop on a liftSTOREY
- 57. Tranquil stateREPOSE
- 59. Tokyo-born peace activistONO
- 60. Mac alternativeIPAD
- 62. CopiedAPED
- 63. LackHAVENT
- 65. Hamilton’s last actDUEL
- 67. Third-century queen who conquered EgyptZENOBIA
- 69. ConformFITIN
- 71. Greeting card inscription, oftenVERSE
- 73. Support for the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures?HOLLYWOODENDOWING
- 78. Sound of an app notificationALERT
- 81. Like triremesOARED
- 82. Check for a septic system leakDYETEST
- 85. ShadesHUES
- 86. Champagne glassesFLUTES
- 89. Water-type Pokémon that evolves into a DewgongSEEL
- 92. Vega, e.g.STAR
- 93. Hub about 270 miles northwest of JAXATL
- 94. Pub containerALEKEG
- 96. Man in a maskGOALIE
- 99. Home of the NCAA’s Horned FrogsTCU
- 100. Winner in a canine showBESTDOG
- 102. Coxswains?ROWINGLEADERS
- 105. “Howl’s Moving Castle” director MiyazakiHAYAO
- 107. Tilted type: Abbr.ITAL
- 108. Dozen for one’s valentineROSES
- 109. Powerful hit by MLB Hall of Famer Frank “Hondo”?HOWARDLINER
- 115. Frank toppingRELISH
- 118. “Howl’s Moving Castle,” e.g.ANIME
- 119. Red wine from BordeauxCLARET
- 121. A popEACH
- 122. BudPAL
- 126. Miss Marple’s first nameJANE
- 127. Greek, with baby-eating Titans and vengeful Olympians, is tough to beat?NOWORSEMYTHOLOGY
- 131. Sprightly dancesJIGS
- 132. First person in il Giardino dell’EdenADAMO
- 133. Person likely to pass the barTEETOTALER
- 134. Recipient of many Apr. uploadsIRS
- 135. JeopardyPERIL
- 136. Community VIPELDER
- 137. “Much anger in him, like his father” speakerYODA
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Hieroglyphic serpentsASPS
- 2. CatcallJEER
- 3. Sleek, in brand namesAERO
- 4. Canyon areaRIM
- 6. Sites of some elevatorsMINES
- 7. Amtrak speederACELA
- 8. Beast with a lion’s body and scorpion’s stingMANTICORE
- 9. Gallery focusART
- 10. Half of quatorzeSEPT
- 12. Chef’s mushroomENOKI
- 13. GutBOWEL
- 14. “Ah, Wilderness!” playwrightONEILL
- 15. Missed, as an opportunityLOSTOUTON
- 16. Braying beastASS
- 18. HoopsBBALL
- 19. Message on a candy heartILUVU
- 20. Paparazzi’s preyCELEB
- 22. Day spa offeringsFACIALS
- 25. Army attack helicopterAPACHE
- 27. Torah teacherRABBI
- 33. Batter’s four-hit achievementCYCLE
- 35. Angry crowdMOB
- 36. Did a fairway jobMOWED
- 38. Seize by forceWREST
- 40. Branding field, for shortADBIZ
- 41. Jeweler’s aidLOUPE
- 42. Features of Beatle bootsCUBANHEELS
- 44. Globe-circling journalist NellieBLY
- 47. Brick-and-mortar rivalETAIL
- 48. Clinic costCOPAY
- 49. Ready to shipCRATED
- 50. O’Leary of “Shark Tank”KEVIN
- 52. Zucchinis, to BritsCOURGETTES
- 53. Addition columnONES
- 54. Yard pestMOLE
- 58. Await settlementPEND
- 61. It’s bad if they become unhingedDOORS
- 64. Stows away, sayHIDES
- 66. Fender bender souvenirsDENTS
- 68. Alphabetical order?BLT
- 70. Precede in time or placeFOREGO
- 72. Be a competitorVIE
- 74. “The Caine Mutiny” writerWOUK
- 75. Horse operaOATER
- 76. Wide receiver Beckham Jr.ODELL
- 77. “Nets to Catch the Wind” poet ElinorWYLIE
- 79. Chaser of an “accursed white whale”AHAB
- 80. Mandolin’s kinLUTE
- 83. Paris’s Basilique du ___-Coeur de MontmartreSACRE
- 84. Bridge supportTRUSS
- 87. Boxing legend PattersonFLOYD
- 88. Attorney’s studyLEGALCODE
- 90. Sub systemSONAR
- 91. Particularly observantEAGLEEYED
- 95. On ___ (how some foolish acts are committed)ADARE
- 97. “Skedaddle!”GIT
- 98. Range for an eavesdropperEARSHOT
- 101. It runs past RunnymedeTHAMES
- 103. Marionette supportersWIRES
- 104. Utterance accompanying a head slapDOH
- 106. Crude fight?OILWAR
- 110. Maker of an obligatory pilgrimageHAJJI
- 111. BroadcastingONAIR
- 112. Offering at KFCWINGS
- 113. Osaka with a racketNAOMI
- 114. Flynn of filmsERROL
- 116. Barista’s creationLATTE
- 117. Blood of the godsICHOR
- 120. Chapeau’s placeTETE
- 123. Simple topPOLO
- 124. Like sharp cheddarAGED
- 125. Vega’s constellationLYRA
- 128. Energy reviverNAP
- 129. EGOT winner BrooksMEL
- 130. Put downLAY