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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Sep 26 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 26 September 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 Rounding Error. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Jem Burch & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 67 Horizontal Clues and 73 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Canine commandSPEAK
- 6. Product of mud compactionSHALE
- 12. Cinemark competitorAMC
- 16. Full of lifeSPRY
- 21. Wipe from existenceERASE
- 22. Lion, leopard or lynx, zoologicallyFELID
- 23. Tapestry producerLOOM
- 25. Tribe of western New YorkERIE
- 26. “Death on the Nile” and the like?DESERTCASES
- 28. Backstreet patrollers?ALLEYCOPS
- 30. Kazakhstan’s capitalASTANA
- 31. HollowDALE
- 32. Tuna on a sushi menuTORO
- 33. Follower of special or blackOPS
- 34. Maiden name labelNEE
- 35. Dust-up in the Dove factory?CHOCOLATESCUFFLE
- 40. Prepare for the tubSTRIP
- 43. FreshANEW
- 44. Items on some pedestalsURNS
- 45. FunctionsUSES
- 46. “Hardwood Classics” networkNBATV
- 48. Wear with strapsBRA
- 50. Key, e.g.ISLE
- 53. Bullion pieceINGOT
- 55. New Haven scholarsELIS
- 57. Soprano from AustraliaMELBA
- 60. Strange way to keep burglars out?QUIZZICALLOCK
- 65. Amber-colored wineMADEIRA
- 68. Pool problemALGAE
- 69. “Meh”-evokingSOSO
- 70. Org. with a five-ring logoIOC
- 72. ___ Webster (Twain’s “celebrated jumping frog”)DANL
- 73. Take-out generalTSO
- 74. Fielding error by Mickey Moniak?ROCKIEMISTAKE
- 80. Pay stub lineNET
- 81. Flour for puris and parathasATTA
- 83. Cuatro halvedDOS
- 84. A/C amts.BTUS
- 85. Crafty knife brandXACTO
- 87. Prepare for a career changeRETRAIN
- 89. Some 24-hour fosters?OVERNIGHTCATS
- 94. Quartet in a Scrabble boxRACKS
- 95. Like swamplandMIRY
- 96. Bête ___NOIRE
- 97. Cheery farewellTATA
- 99. Clutch itemEGG
- 100. Shimmery stonesOPALS
- 102. Malek of “Oppenheimer”RAMI
- 106. The visitors who visited AmahlMAGI
- 108. SweetiesBAES
- 112. Lustrous fabricSATIN
- 115. Schnitzel serving that might shock you?ELECTRICALCUTLET
- 120. “Knives Out” star de ArmasANA
- 121. Courtroom fig.ATT
- 122. Like bulls, bucks and boarsMALE
- 123. General vicinityAREA
- 124. Lots to buyREALTY
- 127. Sophisticated style?CHICSTATE
- 130. Mystifying field features, or a directive for understanding this puzzle’s themeCROPCIRCLES
- 132. Watch afterTEND
- 133. HubbubSTIR
- 134. AccommodateHOUSE
- 135. Play settingARENA
- 136. Yields to gravitySAGS
- 137. Heart chart, for shortECG
- 138. First name in cosmeticsESTEE
- 139. Lingerie buyTEDDY
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Sonata and Accord, e.g.SEDANS
- 2. Like some spending limitsPRESET
- 3. Airline once run by Eddie RickenbackerEASTERN
- 4. CruisingASEA
- 5. “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” composerKERN
- 7. Army’s counterpart of Navy’s CPOSFC
- 8. How some problems must be facedHEADON
- 9. Historically contested region of EuropeALSACE
- 10. Stay in hidingLIELOW
- 11. 1958’s Corsair, e.g.EDSEL
- 13. In the style ofALA
- 14. Like lavaMOLTEN
- 15. Statues of substantial sizeCOLOSSI
- 17. Moment of timeSEC
- 18. Some geometry homeworkPROOFS
- 19. Micro wave?RIPPLE
- 20. RSVP tallyYESSES
- 24. Soldier for hire, for shortMERC
- 27. XXX part?TAC
- 29. The solver of this puzzleYOU
- 36. Great chaosHAVOC
- 37. Goldfinger’s first nameAURIC
- 38. Surname of Steinbeck’s Cal and AronTRASK
- 39. EncouragedFUELED
- 41. Mediterranean resortIBIZA
- 42. German tank of WWIIPANZER
- 47. Friday’s preceder?TGI
- 49. Mayor between Giuliani and de BlasioBLOOMBERG
- 51. Trash talkSMACK
- 52. Went firstLED
- 54. To-do list listingTASKS
- 56. Conditional wordELSE
- 58. Katherina’s sister, in “The Taming of the Shrew”BIANCA
- 59. Will of “The Lego Batman Movie”ARNETT
- 61. Where Al Jazeera is basedQATAR
- 62. Loose coat named for a region of IrelandULSTER
- 63. “You can’t stop me!”IGOTTA
- 64. It’s practiced in le palais de justiceLOI
- 66. Extinct bird of New ZealandMOA
- 67. Some carolersALTOS
- 71. “Gooooooooal!”ITSIN
- 75. Pablo Neruda, e.g.ODIST
- 76. BamboozleCON
- 77. Response from a humblebraggerITRY
- 78. Baltimore paperSUN
- 79. Faces in the crowd?EXTRAS
- 82. Bitterly coldARCTIC
- 86. Amtrak optionACELA
- 88. Letters before an aliasAKA
- 90. Last of 24 lettersOMEGA
- 91. Ceremony of remembranceVIGIL
- 92. Silly sortGOOSE
- 93. Femur’s endHIP
- 98. “Has it started yet?”AMILATE
- 101. Played for timeSTALLED
- 103. Gasps, sayREACTS
- 104. Tennis great GibsonALTHEA
- 105. Doling (out)METING
- 107. VinegaryACETIC
- 109. Carriers for conquistadorsBURROS
- 110. Patronized a restaurantATEOUT
- 111. Go byELAPSE
- 113. MeanINTEND
- 114. Stand in opposition toNAYSAY
- 116. Brillo and Zillow, for two: Abbr.TMS
- 117. “Fiddlesticks!”RATS
- 118. Hoard of treasureCACHE
- 119. Ironman race, for shortTRI
- 125. Part of QEDERAT
- 126. Plot measureACRE
- 128. Some S&L offeringsCDS
- 129. Work unitERG
- 131. Epcot center?CEE