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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 31 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 31 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 Finding the Sweet Spot. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Joseph Gangi & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 61 Horizontal Clues and 79 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. It might put you in a tight squeezeANACONDA
- 9. Carrying capacityARMFUL
- 16. Terrier in the 1940s White HouseFALA
- 21. Comment after a heated exchange?GETAROOM
- 22. Qualification in a Google Maps searchNEARME
- 23. Astronaut Baker or OchoaELLEN
- 25. Almond-flavored liqueurAMARETTO
- 26. Patronize, as a bistroDINEAT
- 27. NogginMELON
- 28. 85-Across, in FranceSEL
- 29. Drill leadersSARGES
- 31. It could be anybodySOMEONE
- 33. Tequila-and-grapefruit-soda cocktailsPALOMAS
- 38. PrevailedWONTHEDAY
- 40. Pampers in PaddingtonNAPPIES
- 42. Equitable portionFAIRSHARE
- 47. Spicy condimentsCHUTNEYS
- 51. EndsCEASES
- 54. GustoELAN
- 55. Kinks song set in “a club down in old Soho”LOLA
- 56. Account amountBALANCE
- 59. Connect withTIETO
- 61. RestlessANTSY
- 63. Hopping madINCENSED
- 65. Song sectionVERSE
- 67. Hive groupWORKERS
- 69. Lucky strike?LODE
- 70. Warning signsOMENS
- 72. Mrs. in ManaguaSRA
- 73. Big blowGALE
- 75. Citi Field team, in sports tickersNYM
- 76. Comedian BargatzeNATE
- 77. Printer problemJAM
- 81. AspirationsHOPES
- 83. “Voulez-Vous” groupABBA
- 85. Contrary to good mannersNOTDONE
- 87. Eggs onPRODS
- 90. Effect used to measure the distance to close starsPARALLAX
- 93. Lightly burnSINGE
- 94. Scholarship benefactors, at timesALUMS
- 96. Browser inputADDRESS
- 97. Shaker fillSALT
- 98. Spa treatment, for shortMANI
- 99. Aquino’s predecessorMARCOS
- 102. They help you choose a new hueSWATCHES
- 106. Sign, as an agreementENTERINTO
- 108. Cyclist van der Poel, nicknamed “The Flying Dutchman”MATHIEU
- 111. Beyond questionUNDOUBTED
- 114. 2019 Brad Pitt sci-fi filmADASTRA
- 118. Cover namesALIASES
- 123. Without an ownerNOONES
- 125. Brainless automatonBOT
- 126. Bit of colorTINCT
- 127. Put onto the supermarket checkout counter, maybeUNCART
- 129. ___ Plaza (“Die Hard” setting)NAKATOMI
- 134. Pitch perfectONKEY
- 135. “The Count of Monte ___”CRISTO
- 136. NovelORIGINAL
- 137. Legendary lochNESS
- 138. Summertime topHALTER
- 139. Crowded housingTENEMENT
WSJ DOWN
- 1. In shockAGASP
- 2. Where Hercules slew a lionNEMEA
- 3. Even a littleATALL
- 4. Deck itemCAR
- 5. Lunchbox goodyORE
- 6. Timeout penalty, perhapsNOT
- 7. Show fondnessDOT
- 8. Singer ToriAMOS
- 10. Northernmost of Greece’s Cyclades archipelagoANDROS
- 11. Hold powerREIGN
- 12. “Music in the Tuileries” painterMANET
- 13. Aspiring newcomerFRESHFACE
- 14. Thurman of “Kill Bill”UMA
- 15. Doesn’t add fuel to, sayLETSDIE
- 17. Admiral’s concernFLEE
- 18. PermitALLO
- 19. Téa of “Jurassic Park III”LEON
- 20. Subsume, as landANNE
- 24. RuPaul has 14 of themEMMYS
- 30. Impress immenselyAWE
- 32. Two in a row?OARS
- 34. “It’s better left unsaid”ONTASK
- 35. Oldest independent state in the Arab worldMAN
- 36. Satisfy a nicotine craving, in a wayAPE
- 37. Award for Best Play, e.g.SPY
- 39. Pressed lightly, as the brakesEASEDON
- 41. ID found on a jacketISBN
- 43. Belonging to neither you nor me, maybeHEIRS
- 44. Land on the Irish SeaALES
- 45. Hopping madRATE
- 46. Foreign: PrefixENO
- 48. Persian weaponsCLAWS
- 49. Pay tribute toHONOR
- 50. ExtremeULTRA
- 52. Treats illustrated literally four times in this puzzleCANDYBARS
- 53. Group with play dates?ENSEMBLE
- 57. Common sports injury site, for shortACL
- 58. Turtle with a blue headbandLEONARDO
- 60. Core beliefsTENETS
- 62. “Zounds!”YEGODS
- 64. 9-Down, e.g.ISLE
- 66. NixVETO
- 68. Travis Scott performancesRAPS
- 71. Cat o’ no tailMANX
- 74. Grass used to make high-quality paperESPARTO
- 78. Hill of HollywoodJONAH
- 79. A matter of degrees?ANGLE
- 80. Sports competitionsMEETS
- 82. More comfy-cozyHOMIE
- 84. Lou Gehrig’s disease, for shortALS
- 86. Hash outDISCUS
- 88. One’s path to going overboard?PLAN
- 89. Cost as much asRUNT
- 91. Nonprofit org. that promotes public service announcementsADCOUNCIL
- 92. CEO’s helperASST
- 95. Iowa State settingAME
- 100. Vein settingMINE
- 101. With more things of that sortANDSUCH
- 103. “Kapow!”WHA
- 104. Operatic slaveAID
- 105. Pull apartTEA
- 107. Out of practiceRUSTY
- 109. Trusted teacherMENTOR
- 110. Drink suffixADE
- 112. Speak with swaggerBOAST
- 113. Rich dessertTORTE
- 115. Side-impact collision, familiarlyTBONE
- 116. Centurion, sayROMAN
- 117. LeaningATILT
- 119. Held back, as a news storyATON
- 120. Kevin of “A Fish Called Wanda”LINE
- 121. Communication between pen pals?INKS
- 122. HurriesACES
- 124. Insolent bratSNOT
- 128. Org. opposed to background checksNRA
- 130. Mustang momARE
- 131. ComparableKIN
- 132. Hopping mad feelingAGE
- 133. Fidgeting with toys or rings, sayTIM