Wall Street Journal Crossword May 11 2026 Answers

Monday puzzle · 74 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Wall Street Journal Crossword May 11 2026 answers. The Monday puzzle has 74 clues; every answer has been verified. Click any clue to see every answer it has ever had, across every publisher in our database.

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Do a post-vacation choreUNPACK6Across1 Chiding soundTSK3Across7 “Evil Kermit” or “Grumpy Cat,” e.g.MEME4Across10 “The Murders in the Rue ___”MORGUE6Across14 Former quarterback ManningELI3Across15 Nation on the Arabian peninsulaOMAN4Across16 She had a hit with “Poetry Man”PHOEBESNOW10Across17 Painter ChagallMARC4Across19 Sudden pullsTUGS4Across20 She had a hit with “Because the Night”PATTISMITH10Across21 Make a mistakeERR3Across23 ___ ordinaires (cheap reds)VINS4Across24 Shire of “Rocky”TALIA5Across25 Wiping the slate cleanERASING7Across26 Casey, notablyBATSMAN7Across28 Yank’s crosstown rivalNYMET5Across30 Butterfly’s kinMOTH4Across31 Treelike creature in “The Lord of the Rings”ENT3Across32 He had a hit with “Mother and Child Reunion”PAULSIMON9Across33 Atlanta-based health org.CDC3Across37 Damon of “The Bourne Identity”MATT4Across40 Code name?MORSE5Across41 More exhilaratingHEADIER7Across45 Egg-producing organsOVARIES7Across47 Colorado skiing resortASPEN5Across49 Clumsy guysAPES4Across50 Cooked rice, in Korean cuisineBAP3Across51 He had a hit with “If I Had a Hammer”PETESEEGER10Across52 Seized vehicle, familiarlyREPO4Across55 Mine carTRAM4Across56 1964 Beatles hit, and an addendum to a fan letter to 17-, 21-, 33- or 52-Across, perhapsPSILOVEYOU10Across57 Peppa Pig’s baby sisterEVIE4Across59 BuddyPAL3Across60 San Fran team, for shortNINERS6Across61 TearREND4Across62 Go after in courtSUE3Across63 “___ Fideles”ADESTE6Across64

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Wall Street Journal crossword published on Monday, May 11, 2026. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing. 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.