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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 24 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 24 October 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 In and Out. 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 65 Horizontal Clues and 69 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. DazeSTUPOR
- 7. Far from gregariousALOOF
- 13. Iga who’s won the U.S. Open, French Open and WimbledonSWIATEK
- 21. Hook’s fieldPIRACY
- 22. Stripe-shirted character found in kids’ booksWALDO
- 23. Graceful entry into the poolSWANDIVE
- 25. Fall beverage only available to those in the know?INSIDERCIDER
- 27. Rides with toes off the boardHANGSTEN
- 28. Play around, so to speakTOUR
- 29. Mobile CPR proEMT
- 30. Out of the ordinarySTRANGE
- 32. Body art, informallyINK
- 33. Link lettersURL
- 34. Pewter, e.g.ALLOY
- 37. Biscotti flavoringANISE
- 38. Blade for an OlympianEPEE
- 40. DoltPEABRAIN
- 42. Chance for the comic’s apprentice to perform?INTERNTURN
- 45. Writers Beattie and PatchettANNS
- 46. Legal drama fig.ASSTDA
- 50. One may be bondedION
- 51. Oracle’s temple?INSIGHTSITE
- 55. Canaries, for exampleISLANDS
- 60. TickleAMUSE
- 62. Physician Virginia, for whom a newborn test is namedAPGAR
- 63. Half of Popeye’s adopted baby’s nameSWEE
- 65. Braz. neighborURU
- 66. Plant with starchy cormsTARO
- 67. Like the start of knighthoodSILENT
- 70. Phone screen arrayICONS
- 72. Inner ear, of a sortCOB
- 73. Have a mortgage, sayOWE
- 74. Things smelled in some churches?INCENSESCENTS
- 77. High returnLOB
- 78. Dissenting voteNAY
- 79. Düsseldorf dissentsNEINS
- 80. Simple shackLEANTO
- 81. RelinquishCEDE
- 83. Before, in balladesERE
- 84. Casino table coveringFELT
- 85. Guy who cooksFIERI
- 87. Pediatric patientCHILD
- 89. CarousalREVELRY
- 91. Come back from a 30-40 score in tennis?INDUCEDEUCE
- 94. Word on a billDUE
- 95. Italicize, e.g.STRESS
- 98. Charger unitVOLT
- 99. Make a list of all of the cards in packs of tarot?INDEXDECKS
- 104. Stop frettingRESTEASY
- 109. Day dividerNOON
- 110. Harness racesTROTS
- 112. Frees of skinPARES
- 114. Name after Sallie, Fannie or GinnieMAE
- 115. Home base?LOT
- 116. Twitter/X alternative with a butterfly logoBLUESKY
- 119. Early hrs.AMS
- 120. Another name for broad beanFAVA
- 122. Capital of South AustraliaADELAIDE
- 124. A dentist’s Boley gauge, e.g.?INCISORSIZER
- 128. Inconvenient, in a wayILLTIMED
- 129. Tea treatSCONE
- 130. Officially prohibitENJOIN
- 131. Takes outDELETES
- 132. Round at the bar, perhapsSHOTS
- 133. Loyalty program accrualPOINTS
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Prove the practicality of a bibSPITUP
- 2. Cassiterite, notablyTINORE
- 3. “The Little Mermaid” villainessURSULA
- 4. Birkenstock buyPAIR
- 5. Cause of some tics, in briefOCD
- 6. Reuben baseRYE
- 8. “You’ve gotta be kidding!”AWCMON
- 9. Pew groupLAITY
- 10. Creaky, maybeOLD
- 11. Ukraine’s main portODESA
- 12. Internet gamer who may spend V-BucksFORTNITER
- 14. 1919 George Gershwin compositionSWANEE
- 15. Designer VeraWANG
- 16. “The Dark at the Top of the Stairs” playwrightINGE
- 17. Billboard displaysADS
- 18. “The Mikado” townTITIPU
- 19. Leveling toolEVENER
- 20. Math logic puzzle invented by Tetsuya MiyamotoKENKEN
- 24. Second-highest mount in the Cascade RangeSHASTA
- 26. Dog topperRELISH
- 31. Orange coatRIND
- 35. Nickname for the GovernatorARNIE
- 36. “Metropolis” director FritzLANG
- 39. Europe’s highest volcanoETNA
- 41. The title role in Verdi’s “Attila,” e.g.BASSO
- 43. Met, as a challengeRISENTO
- 44. Phrase tacked on for emphasisNOLESS
- 47. Trembly treesASPENS
- 48. 2002 M. Night Shyamalan filmSIGNS
- 49. Escapee’s destination, maybeSTATELINE
- 52. “You don’t need to remind me”IMAWARE
- 53. Noted defector of 1961NUREYEV
- 54. Scout’s discoveryTALENT
- 56. “You can’t make me!”IWONT
- 57. One of the letters of DNA stands for itNUCLEIC
- 58. “What is it?” drawing created by Roger PriceDROODLE
- 59. Filled inSUBBED
- 61. Penitent personATONER
- 64. Overlook descriptionSCENIC
- 68. Displayed derisionSNEERED
- 69. How an unwelcome guest may be receivedICILY
- 71. Fallen flierICARUS
- 75. Surge of new arrivalsINFLUX
- 76. Buy from BurpeeSEEDS
- 82. Spot for garbage or laundry, in some buildingsCHUTE
- 86. Romantic milestoneFIRSTKISS
- 88. Samhain celebratorsCELTS
- 90. Unspoiled spotEDEN
- 92. ExtremelyEVERSO
- 93. Two tablets, perhapsDOSE
- 96. Bitter rantSCREED
- 97. Ring decisionsTKOS
- 100. Like marquetryINLAID
- 101. Melon or beanNOODLE
- 102. “Spill!”DOTELL
- 103. Piano piecesETUDES
- 105. Subject of Abu Simbel statuesRAMSES
- 106. Manaus’s riverAMAZON
- 107. “I don’t want to hear your excuses!”SAVEIT
- 108. PinesYEARNS
- 111. CoordinateSYNCH
- 113. Coat on a bench, sayPAINT
- 117. Torment with nasty remarksBAIT
- 118. Green shadeLIME
- 121. Evian alternativeFIJI
- 123. Pre-5G mobile tech lettersLTE
- 125. Rooftop soundCOO
- 126. Call center worker, for shortREP
- 127. Start for Cat or CapsSNO