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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 25 2025 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 25 October 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 Halloween Costume Drama. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Walker Griggs & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 68 Horizontal Clues and 74 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Informal negationAINT
- 5. Publicly criticizeATTACK
- 12. Unit in the 11-Down systemINCH
- 17. Chimney filthSOOT
- 22. Deposit in certain banksSNOW
- 23. DespiseLOATHE
- 24. Flat formationMESA
- 25. “Once more ___ the breach, dear friends…”UNTO
- 26. *Bombing, e.g.ACTOFTERROR
- 28. *Reptiles that can detect infrared radiationPITVIPERS
- 30. Farfalle and fusilli, e.g.PASTA
- 31. Some acesAIRMEN
- 33. Chocolaty Post cerealOREOOS
- 34. ThoughtIDEA
- 37. More slippery, perhapsICIER
- 38. Eat quicklySCARF
- 40. *It might be dustedCRIMESCENE
- 45. Pop singer DuaLIPA
- 47. “Young Frankenstein,” e.g.SPOOF
- 50. Russo of “Nightcrawler”RENE
- 51. Novelist GerritsenTESS
- 52. LackDEARTH
- 55. Mysterious glowAURA
- 56. Gore and moreALS
- 57. Comedian MaronMARC
- 59. *Stretched-thin staffSKELETONCREW
- 62. Middle stringsVIOLAS
- 64. Ready for customersOPEN
- 66. Strong cotton varietyPIMA
- 67. Tax IDSSN
- 68. One of the title characters in “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe”ASLAN
- 69. Simple data structuresARRAYS
- 72. Bombay and BeefeaterGINS
- 74. *With 67-Across, mysterious masked man of dramaTHEPHANTOM
- 76. *See 65-AcrossOFTHEOPERA
- 82. 1973 Toni Morrison novelSULA
- 83. Take a risk, in slangSENDIT
- 85. Human, bird or kangarooBIPED
- 86. NYU or USC, e.g.SCH
- 90. CloseNIGH
- 92. Far from frequentRARE
- 93. Whodunit elementMOTIVE
- 95. *Front, sayTHEATEROFWAR
- 99. Try for a flySWAT
- 101. “Great Expectations” heroPIP
- 102. Bring inEARN
- 103. “Anything you want!”NAMEIT
- 104. LotsATON
- 106. Disappear à la the Wicked WitchMELT
- 108. Trapped by a hound, perhapsTREED
- 110. ShrinkingMEEK
- 111. *PedigreesBLOODLINES
- 114. “Auld Lang Syne” languageSCOTS
- 116. Smear in the newspaperLIBEL
- 118. Like blue hairDYED
- 119. Oldest national park east of the Mississippi RiverACADIA
- 122. GuaranteeASSURE
- 124. MaterializedAROSE
- 128. *Hold a candle to, saySETONFIRE
- 130. Nervousness in front of an audience, or a description of the starred answersSTAGEFRIGHT
- 134. Irritable moodSNIT
- 135. Pâté de ___ grasFOIE
- 136. Not merely surviveTHRIVE
- 137. Toga party siteFRAT
- 138. Sticky stuffTAPE
- 139. Chinese currencyYUAN
- 140. Talked backSASSED
- 141. Disaster relief org.FEMA
WSJ DOWN
- 1. “Right away!”ASAP
- 2. Andean empireINCA
- 3. Haves and have-___NOTS
- 4. Cheat onTWOTIME
- 6. Music genre prefixALT
- 7. Part of a digital footprint?TOE
- 8. Bat applicationTAR
- 9. They run from Inwood to Far RockawayATRAINS
- 10. High-qualityCHOICE
- 11. Beach volleyball legend ___ Walsh JenningsKERRI
- 13. Like pounds and pints, but not meters and litersIMPERIAL
- 14. It’s declining in BerlinNEIN
- 15. Setting for a Chicago winterCST
- 16. ChaosHAVOC
- 18. Women Vote! or American Crossroads, e.g.SUPERPAC
- 19. Pulitzer-winning Willa Cather novelONEOFOURS
- 20. Other, in OaxacaOTRO
- 21. FlingTOSS
- 27. Slowly vanishFADE
- 29. Some nest eggs, brieflyIRAS
- 32. Violent fracasMELEE
- 35. “¿Donde ___?” (“Where are you?”)ESTAS
- 36. Taiwanese computer makerACER
- 39. Waited patientlySATTIGHT
- 41. Bit of neckwearCRAVAT
- 42. EnjoyRELISH
- 43. Shoe extraINSOLE
- 44. Ensure the safety ofESCORT
- 46. Make readyPREP
- 48. Prospects for prospectorsORES
- 49. Forest youngsterFAWN
- 53. Fashion house headquartered on Seventh Ave.DKNY
- 54. BroHOMIE
- 58. Reaction to an escapeMANHUNT
- 60. Baseball featuresSEAMS
- 61. “Gray goo” unitNANOBOT
- 63. Drinks with a tongueLAPS
- 65. Course workerPRO
- 70. Apple crisp and paper clips, e.g.ANAGRAMS
- 71. Bat signalSONAR
- 73. Roasting stickSPIT
- 75. Many a slimy movie monsterALIEN
- 77. New Deal prezFDR
- 78. Connects withTIESTO
- 79. Reaction shot?EPIPEN
- 80. Angrily criticizeREVILE
- 81. Proficient peopleADEPTS
- 84. Part of QEDERAT
- 87. “Don’t delete” markingSTET
- 88. BlackenCHAR
- 89. “My advice would be…”HERESATIP
- 91. It comes after first, second and thirdHOME
- 94. Moore of “This Is Us”MANDY
- 96. Amusing storyANECDOTE
- 97. Have one’s worth appreciatedFEELSEEN
- 98. Collaborative sitesWIKIS
- 100. Bat materialWOOD
- 105. Ready to listenALLEARS
- 107. Belly button locationMIDRIFF
- 109. SlayDOIN
- 112. 1971 song by the Grateful DeadBERTHA
- 113. “The Owl and the Pussy-Cat” poetLEAR
- 115. Candy not actually made with seawaterTAFFY
- 117. The Napoleons in the Sherlock Holmes story “The Adventure of the Six Napoleons”BUSTS
- 120. Brief second?ASST
- 121. John of “The Suicide Squad”CENA
- 123. Diva’s pieceARIA
- 125. Shrek, e.g.OGRE
- 126. PretenderSHAM
- 127. James of jazzETTA
- 129. Debtor’s lettersIOU
- 131. KP workersGIS
- 132. All Hallows’ ___EVE
- 133. StokedFED