WSJ Crossword July 12 2025 Answers (7/12/25)

Our WSJ Crossword July 12, 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 July 12, 2025 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 7/12/25, 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	Compared to
5A	Single, e.g.
12A	Maker of apps that block pop-ups and trackers
19A	Kelly of morning TV
20A	Colorful perennial
21A	Barely enough
22A	Report about felony traffic violations for Police Quarterly?
24A	Tangle up
25A	Gaelic “Gee!”
26A	Opinions
27A	Confident spirit
29A	Mirth
30A	Watch what you’re saying?
32A	Quark-antiquark particle
34A	Head to Vegas?
36A	Think maybe you can
37A	Bellyache
39A	Stock rush
44A	I can mean this
45A	Strike back, say
46A	Jazz trombonist Jack
47A	Yielding
49A	Analysis of an NFL snapper for Sports Illustrated?
51A	Hard to catch
52A	G-men
54A	Help wanted abbr.
55A	Craze
56A	Like the Parthenon
57A	Quarterback Rodney
59A	Partook of
60A	Irish Sea feeder
61A	Earthenware mugs
63A	Salad maker, at times
65A	Gift topper
68A	Co. with brown vans
69A	Yucatán people
71A	Person well suited for trivia night
73A	Tiffany collectibles
76A	TV monitor
77A	Makes a pass at
78A	“Get ___” (2014 James Brown biopic)
79A	Editorial about the bottling industry for Wine & Spirits?
83A	Bygone movie theaters
84A	Ben Stiller’s comedian mom
86A	Make blank
87A	Stew bit
88A	Major headache
89A	Treasure guardian
90A	1950 Nobel Peace Prize winner Ralph
93A	Signal at sea
94A	Mongolian tents
96A	Beer pong goal, often
97A	Warning to a jaywalker
100A	Scottish lord
102A	Chryslers of the 1980s
104A	Rough stuff
105A	Stores
107A	Review of beauty treatments for Glamour?
111A	Compelling sort
112A	Sir Walter Scott classic
113A	Author Jaffe
114A	Torah holder
115A	Payers of flat fees?
116A	Rogen of “The Studio”
1D	Nixon who got married at the White House
2D	Write-up about Tenzing Norgay for Climbing?
3D	Prone
4D	Guileless quality
5D	Like some beans and potatoes
6D	From the top
7D	Wimbledon units
8D	Longtime U.K. record label
9D	All the rage
10D	Real
11D	Playing pace
12D	Word of agreement
13D	Peter who won four Emmys for playing Tyrion Lannister
14D	Years, in France
15D	Pictorial of a building annex for Architectural Digest?
16D	Human rights lawyer Clooney
17D	Exceptional
18D	Fanning of “The Great”
22D	Fearless
23D	“Later!”
28D	What you can’t do to something disgusting you just witnessed
31D	Enterprise offering
32D	They may squeak by
33D	Menu choice
35D	Dr.’s order?
37D	Faded out
38D	Bartholomew Cubbins had 500 of them
40D	Middle X or O, maybe
41D	Plot in the Bible
42D	Supermarket section
43D	Noted Celtic singer
45D	Zellweger with two Oscars
46D	Make a connection with
47D	“Dirty Harry” org.
48D	Playwright’s prize
49D	Bygone breath mints
50D	Pros with feet and meters
53D	Stunned sounds
55D	“The Bells of St. ___”
57D	“Ha! Fooled you!”
58D	Champion
59D	Love of Paris
62D	Mex.-U.S.-Can. treaty of 1994
64D	River of northern France
65D	First-person fly-fishing article for Field & Stream?
66D	Glider designer Lilienthal
67D	Horton heard them
68D	Exposé on meth abuse for the New England Journal of Medicine?
70D	Grave marker?
72D	EGOT winner from Puerto Rico
73D	Rich soil
74D	Years, in Italy
75D	Round bean
77D	Quahog or geoduck
79D	More spirited
80D	“At Seventeen” singer Janis
81D	Norse goddess
82D	Spanish card suit
85D	Noted Warhol subject
87D	Radiation-emitting stars
89D	Shin armor
90D	Do some drilling
91D	Cry of triumph
92D	Fencing sword
95D	Ill-suited
96D	Valuable holders
97D	Crash specialist
98D	Melville book
99D	German auto
101D	“Listen!”
102D	Madeline of “Blazing Saddles”
103D	Thicken, as cream
106D	Classic TV brand
108D	Soup container
109D	Foodie Garten
110D	Foot unit

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