Wall Street Journal Crossword July 2 2026 Answers

Thursday puzzle · 76 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all 76 clues from the Wall Street Journal Crossword for July 2 2026. Stuck on one? Click the clue to reveal its verified answer, plus every other answer that clue has had across every publisher in our database.

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Across

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Sectional, e.g.41 AcrossReveal answer → Stopped lying?55 AcrossReveal answer → Crop’s kin410 AcrossReveal answer → Squat target414 AcrossReveal answer → Water bill statistic515 AcrossReveal answer → Ithaca’s capital?416 AcrossReveal answer → Addresses that Bitly shortens417 AcrossReveal answer → Part of the Venn diagram formed by the letters in 34- and 52-Across?1018 AcrossReveal answer → Inspired cry320 AcrossReveal answer → Word with garden or party321 AcrossReveal answer → Second chances522 AcrossReveal answer → Part of the Venn diagram formed by the letters in 34- and 52-Across?823 AcrossReveal answer → Slots’ spot626 AcrossReveal answer → Cereal inspired by a cookie627 AcrossReveal answer → M.D.s prescribe Adderall for it428 AcrossReveal answer → Bird that can jump seven feet off the ground330 AcrossReveal answer → Casting director’s focus431 AcrossReveal answer → Customary532 AcrossReveal answer → Specified333 AcrossReveal answer → They range from 400 to 1600934 AcrossReveal answer → Y course, perhaps338 AcrossReveal answer → Crushes in cans, e.g.541 AcrossReveal answer → Give for a bit442 AcrossReveal answer → Flat toilet346 AcrossReveal answer → Stop shooting447 AcrossReveal answer → Maker of Skandic snowmobiles648 AcrossReveal answer → Short program650 AcrossReveal answer → Making beads?852 AcrossReveal answer → Most suitable554 AcrossReveal answer → Suitable355 AcrossReveal answer → Keyless entry device356 AcrossReveal answer → Part of the Venn diagram formed by the letters in 34- and 52-Across?1057 AcrossReveal answer → Sharp flavor461 AcrossReveal answer → Good opponent462 AcrossReveal answer → Not fresh563 AcrossReveal answer → Crushed, as an interview464 AcrossReveal answer → German’s neighbor465 AcrossReveal answer → Proofer’s pointer566 AcrossReveal answer → Decluttering challenge467 AcrossReveal answer →

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Filth71 DownReveal answer → “You saved us!”72 DownReveal answer → Balls served with pita73 DownReveal answer → Podcast interruptions34 DownReveal answer → “Yes indeed!”65 DownReveal answer → Like over 4.5 billion people56 DownReveal answer → Game with a freeze variety37 DownReveal answer → Cry of disgust38 DownReveal answer → Bearded dragon, for some39 DownReveal answer → Tangle on a robot510 DownReveal answer → Gap offerings711 DownReveal answer → Most welcomed line at a bar?712 DownReveal answer → Distribute713 DownReveal answer → Tot rocker619 DownReveal answer → Minimum word length in Scrabble321 DownReveal answer → Low digits424 DownReveal answer → They’re turned until they click725 DownReveal answer → Burn a bit426 DownReveal answer → Minimal teams429 DownReveal answer → Organic seal letters432 DownReveal answer → In addition635 DownReveal answer → Breach of contract is not one436 DownReveal answer → Thin cut437 DownReveal answer → No longer up for grabs738 DownReveal answer → Beyoncé or Rihanna739 DownReveal answer → Persuaded forcefully740 DownReveal answer → Imposing building743 DownReveal answer → “Everything’s perfect”744 DownReveal answer → Sites of some retired boxers?745 DownReveal answer → Korea’s BTS, e.g.648 DownReveal answer → “Whine Up” singer DeLuna349 DownReveal answer → Big spoon551 DownReveal answer → Squander553 DownReveal answer → Common Latin abbreviations are a.m., i.e., e.g., ___358 DownReveal answer → Significant span359 DownReveal answer → It’s in a bubble360 DownReveal answer → Sound of impact361 DownReveal answer →

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This page lists every clue from the Wall Street Journal crossword published on Thursday, July 2, 2026. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing and live on each clue's own page, so you only see the solutions you ask for. If a clue looks familiar, open it — the same wording often runs in other puzzles with a different answer, and the clue page shows every version we have on record.