WSJ Crossword February 1 2025 Answers (2/1/25)

Our WSJ Crossword February 1, 2025 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue. The Wall Street Journal Crossword is a well-known and respected puzzle that appeals to solvers looking for a challenging and thought-provoking experience. The puzzles are created by a team of skilled constructors and are known for their clever clues, intricate wordplay, and challenging themes. The WSJ Crossword is published daily and offers solvers the opportunity to exercise their minds while enjoying a classic form of entertainment.

WSJ Crossword February 1, 2025 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 2/1/25, we’ve listed all of the crossword clues below so you can find the answer(s) you need. You can search for the clue and then select the appropriate clue to get the answer. We have done it this way so that if you’re just looking for a handful of clues, you won’t spoil other ones you’re working on!

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#	Clue
1A	Marathoner’s need
8A	Spike on a gridiron
13A	Stoker’s tool
19A	Closely allied
21A	Sub entry
22A	Where 31-Down was born
23A	Contractor’s quote when the first three were rejected?
25A	Field settings
26A	Psychology pioneer Alfred
27A	Casual pants worn by high rollers?
29A	Sturgeon yield
30A	Builds up
33A	Mr. Potato Head choices
34A	Stan of Marvel
35A	Bank acct. addition
36A	“Rosy-fingered” goddess
37A	Where Mumtaz Mahal is buried
38A	Architect’s extensions
39A	Starbucks cup size
41A	Chest
43A	Fizzy drinks
45A	Of all of his plays, perhaps “The Odd Couple”?
50A	End-to-end measure
51A	Martin Luther King Jr. called her “The Queen of American Folk Music”
52A	Bundle of papers
53A	Egyptian charms
56A	Spices (up)
57A	View with contempt
58A	Columbia River spawner
59A	Raised edge
61A	Byproduct of wading through mud?
63A	Statue?
66A	Austrian article
67A	Sharing possessive
68A	Has some Bazooka
69A	2011 Saoirse Ronan thriller
70A	Legend in one’s own mind
73A	City just north of Dallas
74A	Special intuition, of a sort
75A	Private home?
76A	Best World Cup match ever?
78A	Fungal cell
80A	Sharp strikes
81A	Bolt, say
82A	Lot unit
83A	Acceptable
84A	Swabbed specimen
85A	Singer Tormé
88A	Start of many ode titles
89A	Cause of a market crash
91A	A group of them is called a troop
95A	Fuss
96A	Had a group video call?
99A	Disadvantage
101A	Get situated
102A	Truly awesome reaction to pain?
105A	It holds 30 pages
106A	Frees of rind
107A	Goth staple
108A	Earth mover, of a sort
109A	Sports figures
110A	Female followers of Dionysus
1D	Opportunity to watch the big game?
2D	Crushed, perhaps
3D	Lucky charm
4D	Where not to wallow, per “Light My Fire”
5D	Prefix for mural or muscular
6D	“Huh-uh”
7D	Verb for you
8D	Mark the hour
9D	Petting zoo bunch
10D	Bibl. space-saver
11D	Pursuing, as a police tip
12D	Accepted standard
13D	Elm offering
14D	Furry speedsters
15D	Roast roaster
16D	Shake choice
17D	Protects, as porcelain
18D	Glasgow girls
20D	Cath. clerics
24D	Torque symbol
28D	Fed. supply chain manager
31D	Cruz nicknamed “Queen of Salsa”
32D	Future stallion
37D	Beginning on
38D	“Giant” author Ferber
39D	Spiritual emblem
40D	Fancy-schmancy
41D	Coffin supporters
42D	Nation across the Arabian Sea from Mumbai
43D	Bogart role of 1941
44D	Gondola mover
45D	“All That Jazz” director
46D	Penguin variety
47D	Bothersome
48D	Motorcade leader
49D	Bar belts
50D	Careful examinations
53D	Words before hands, force or support
54D	George who played for a record 26 NFL seasons
55D	Wave, e.g.
57D	Pickled-pork-in-gelatin food
58D	Courtroom figure
60D	One might be cultured
62D	Capital in the Treasure Valley
63D	Pillow covers
64D	“___ Boys” (Christina Aguilera song)
65D	For all one knows
68D	Staple alternative
71D	Poignant wind
72D	Ship sealer
73D	Hope beyond hope
74D	Heights of the Middle East
76D	Diner souvenir
77D	Vote ___ confidence
78D	Brillo user
79D	Sweet New Orleans treat
80D	Mountain tops?
82D	Maximally
83D	“___ lighter note...”
84D	Charger producer
85D	Hoy follower
86D	Brought out
87D	Sorry sorts
89D	Patchy horse
90D	Following
91D	“Carmen” composer
92D	Wrong
93D	Matt’s “Good Will Hunting” co-star
94D	Emoticon parenthesis, often
97D	Play group
98D	Scarlett’s home
100D	“Sounds like fun!”
103D	Court setting
104D	Stephen of “The Crying Game”

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