Washington Post Sunday

Today's Washington Post Sunday Crossword Clues and Answers

October 11, 2026: 144 clues. Each answer stays hidden until you ask for a hint or the answer; every clue has its own page.

Clues and answers (October 11, 2026)

Across

  1. 1. Marchers in a children's song
  2. 5. Rolls up, as a flag
  3. 10. Brazilian ballroom dance
  4. 15. Apt rhyme of "slam"
  5. 19. Dermal opening
  6. 20. "Never at Rest" subject Newton
  7. 21. Under world?
  8. 22. I for an Ioannite
  9. 23. Desert descriptor
  10. 24. Remove comedian Carson from the game?
  11. 26. Hardly colorful
  12. 27. Like "The Thing," but not "The Ring"
  13. 29. Represents
  14. 30. Piece of pad thai
  15. 32. Hip-hop band originally formed by Black Thought and Questlove
  16. 34. Consonantless assent
  17. 35. Held up over time, as a joke
  18. 37. Fella
  19. 38. Fishing or skiing rods
  20. 40. Be in the red
  21. 41. Decide to leave out
  22. 45. "Divergent" heroine, when she's the leader of the House?
  23. 48. "Right ___ way"
  24. 52. Highly positive reviews
  25. 54. Make a wrong guess
  26. 55. "I've had a good ___"
  27. 56. Libertine's opposite
  28. 57. More sarcastic nobleman?
  29. 60. Singer Neville, when he's presiding over a courtroom?
  30. 62. Left-right combo, maybe
  31. 63. Examine by touch
  32. 65. L'eggs fabrics
  33. 66. Org. managing the Near Earth Network
  34. 67. Be a character, say
  35. 69. Beast found in "sorcery"
  36. 70. Apt rhyme of "slam"
  37. 72. Poker night stake
  38. 73. Capital west of Huancayo
  39. 75. Cinematic send-up
  40. 77. "Scythe" author Shusterman
  41. 79. "Sesame Street" character's nickname when he works for financial institutions?
  42. 83. Singer Manilow's nickname when he makes investments that mature?
  43. 88. Skating legend Midori
  44. 89. Cat collar attachment
  45. 90. "The Fisher King" Oscar winner Mercedes
  46. 91. Weed-clearing tool
  47. 92. Contract specifics
  48. 94. "Tidy" figures
  49. 96. Alpo competitor
  50. 97. ___ Sports Bureau (source of sports stats)
  51. 99. "Get what I mean?"
  52. 100. "My Gal ___" (1942 musical comedy)
  53. 101. Seeded bread, often
  54. 102. "... so what does that mean?"
  55. 103. Brief way of introducing Justice Bader Ginsburg to a big-screen pig?
  56. 107. Bad temper
  57. 109. Terse command to tennis star Sampras to hand over a flower on "The Bachelor"?
  58. 114. "The Simpsons" clerk critiqued in a 2017 Hari Kondabolu documentary
  59. 115. On a cruise ship, say
  60. 116. Shell station offering
  61. 117. In the ___ (around)
  62. 118. Salmon on a bagel
  63. 119. "Fresh Air" airer
  64. 120. Baseball players who [read the circled phrase] ... or what this puzzle's theme entries represent?
  65. 123. Filmmaker Aster
  66. 124. Wolf's lair
  67. 125. Most prudent
  68. 126. "Far out, man!"
  69. 127. Zero, in soccer matches
  70. 128. Surgery locales, for short
  71. 129. Canaries' constructions
  72. 130. One providing patient assistance
  73. 131. Stag's mate

Down

  1. 1. In different places
  2. 2. "Chasing Pirates" musician Jones
  3. 3. Clichéd
  4. 4. Meal from the Hebrew word for "order"
  5. 5. Stringy
  6. 6. "___ your time wisely"
  7. 7. Money spent in Pretoria
  8. 8. String securing a shoe
  9. 9. Dope or dupe
  10. 10. More covered in chimney grime
  11. 11. Muscular woe
  12. 12. Group publishing the SuppleMentally Blog
  13. 13. Permanent restriction
  14. 14. "Have there been updates?"
  15. 15. "Black ___" (Iggy Azalea song featuring a spider in its music video)
  16. 16. Gigantic crowd
  17. 17. In the least
  18. 18. Twin sister of Dipper on "Gravity Falls"
  19. 25. Unit equivalent to a newton-meter
  20. 28. Pet playing fetch
  21. 31. Words of appreciation
  22. 33. Composed notes, say
  23. 36. "What's ___ on?"
  24. 38. Cold-weather garment
  25. 39. Walk proudly
  26. 41. "The most detestable habit in all modern cinema is the homage": ___ Welles
  27. 42. Heaven-sent food
  28. 43. Collegiate octet
  29. 44. "Thanks for coming to my ___" (sarcastic conclusion to a rant)
  30. 46. Spew volcanically
  31. 47. Less likely to win Miss Manners's approval
  32. 48. Cheerful song syllables
  33. 49. Great Lake by Sarnia
  34. 50. Busy person's reply to "Got a minute?"
  35. 51. "That makes no ___"
  36. 53. Fix, as in fashion
  37. 56. Subject of labor negotiations
  38. 58. Traveled here and there
  39. 59. Get hitched secretly
  40. 60. ___ Elordi, portrayer of Frankenstein's monster in the 2025 film "Frankenstein"
  41. 61. Tangle up
  42. 64. MLB player, e.g.
  43. 68. Fairway rides
  44. 71. "Touching the Void" mountain range
  45. 74. Goddess mentioned in the Pyramid Texts
  46. 75. Letter following rho
  47. 76. Sudden attack
  48. 78. Having the means
  49. 79. "Just a little ___"
  50. 80. Took night courses?
  51. 81. Policy forbidding refunds and exchanges
  52. 82. Grosses out
  53. 84. Over-the-line figure
  54. 85. Region of western Germany along a river
  55. 86. 1947 musical comedy featuring stowaways on a ship bound for a Brazilian city
  56. 87. English equivalent of the French word at 34 Across
  57. 93. "It's fine, I guess"
  58. 95. Displays of disrespect
  59. 96. "You win"
  60. 98. Napkin's place
  61. 103. Uncertain someone?
  62. 104. Low voice in a glee club
  63. 105. City on the Nile
  64. 106. Sandy shade
  65. 108. Cry of team spirit
  66. 110. Ingredients in some Dairy Queen Blizzards
  67. 111. Deliver, in a restaurant
  68. 112. "Whoa there, tiger"
  69. 113. Kick out
  70. 121. St. Louis winter hrs.
  71. 122. Mr. Capote, to friends

Answers for other puzzles

New York Times Mini · New York Times Midi · New York Times · USA Today · Universal · New York Times Bonus