WSJ Crossword September 10, 2026 Answers
“What Are You Waiting For?” · By Mike Shenk · Edited by Mike Shenk
Every answer for the Wall Street Journal Crossword from September 10, 2026, organized by Across and Down. Tap any clue for its answer and past appearances.
Across
1APreviously3 4AStrong malt brew5 9APortland transport4 13AHula swayers4 15AIsland that holds the Kardaki Temple5 16AOdious4 17AParticle first confirmed in 1955 at Berkeley10 19ASwipes4 20ASome salon acquisitions8 21AKittenish Kitt6 23AAddition column4 24A“Masnavi” poet4 25ATrumpeter Herb6 28ACallisto circles it7 31A“Sprechen ___ Deutsch?”3 32AMoved like molasses5 34ALocated5 36ADiamond cover4 38AGunpowder ingredient5 40ASpiced Indian tea4 41ACheering wildly5 43AChampagne pops?5 45AOpening day pitcher3 46ABusch Stadium setting7 48AShort excursions6 50AFirst word of “Send In the Clowns”4 51ASeeded4 52AView from Eton6 55ASnobby faction8 59ACity with a view of Mauna Kea4 60AAmygdalin source10 62A“First Take” network4 63AMass times acceleration5 64ASushi bar staple4 65AOnline market with Home Favorites and Fashion Finds tabs4 66ASymbols of sibilance5 67AHelpful pointer3Down
1DObsessed captain4 2DTorres of “9-1-1: Lone Star”4 3DMakes a choice4 4D“The Office” setting8 5DBugs and the like5 6DTable scraps4 7DMysterious hoverer3 8DGarage job6 9DPro who binges, perhaps8 10DReal hoot4 11DRiver in Coleridge’s “Kubla Khan”4 12DGeological flattop4 14DTres más cuatro5 18DWing, in combinations5 22D“Money” novelist Martin4 24DLess diplomatic5 25DNick and Nora’s dog4 26DDeceitful bunch5 27DCandidate of 1992 and 19965 28DBallet bounds5 29DHawke in Hollywood5 30DGasp, say5 33D“Not another word!”5 35DConks out4 37DBreakup cost, at times8 39DWhoops it up8 42DTudor emblem4 44DHandled5 47DNot up to code, say6 49DLeagues, e.g.5 51DHook’s counterpart, in golf5 52DFriend’s pronoun4 53DSubj. with dates4 54DMuch of Austria4 55DStrays4 56DDomestic discord4 57DSouth Pacific figurine4 58DFlight part4 61DNot neg.3Frequently Asked Questions
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