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Low digits crossword clue

24 Down · WSJ Crossword, July 2, 2026 · 4 letters

Answer

TOES

TOES (4 letters)

Explanation

The answer to “Low digits” is TOES. It appears as 24 Down in the Wall Street Journal crossword of July 2, 2026, a Thursday puzzle titled “Circular Reasoning” by David Steinberg, and it fills 4 squares running top to bottom from row 5, column 4 of the 15×15 grid.

A plural clue takes a plural answer, which is why the entry ends in S. The entry begins with T and ends with S, and contains 2 vowels and 2 consonants. If you are working from the crossings, two or three confirmed letters from the Across entries should be enough to lock it in. Thursday puzzles lean harder on misdirection, so expect the rest of this grid to be pitched at the same level.

Past appearances

Clues in other WSJ puzzles with the answer TOES:

Five on a footSep 13, 2026

Other clues from this puzzle

1ASectional, e.g.

5AStopped lying?

10ACrop’s kin

14ASquat target

15AWater bill statistic

16AIthaca’s capital?

17AAddresses that Bitly shortens

18APart of the Venn diagram formed by the letters in 34- and 52-Across?

20AInspired cry

21AWord with garden or party

22ASecond chances

23APart of the Venn diagram formed by the letters in 34- and 52-Across?

26ASlots’ spot

27ACereal inspired by a cookie

28AM.D.s prescribe Adderall for it

30ABird that can jump seven feet off the ground

31ACasting director’s focus

34AThey range from 400 to 1600

38AY course, perhaps

41ACrushes in cans, e.g.

42AGive for a bit

47AStop shooting

48AMaker of Skandic snowmobiles

50AShort program

52AMaking beads?

54AMost suitable

56AKeyless entry device

57APart of the Venn diagram formed by the letters in 34- and 52-Across?

61ASharp flavor

62AGood opponent

64ACrushed, as an interview

65AGerman’s neighbor

66AProofer’s pointer

67ADecluttering challenge

2D“You saved us!”

3DBalls served with pita

4DPodcast interruptions

5D“Yes indeed!”

6DLike over 4.5 billion people

7DGame with a freeze variety

8DCry of disgust

9DBearded dragon, for some

10DTangle on a robot

11DGap offerings

12DMost welcomed line at a bar?

21DMinimum word length in Scrabble

25DThey’re turned until they click

29DMinimal teams

32DOrganic seal letters

36DBreach of contract is not one

38DNo longer up for grabs

39DBeyoncé or Rihanna

40DPersuaded forcefully

43DImposing building

44D“Everything’s perfect”

45DSites of some retired boxers?

48DKorea’s BTS, e.g.

49D“Whine Up” singer DeLuna

58DCommon Latin abbreviations are a.m., i.e., e.g., ___

59DSignificant span

60DIt’s in a bubble

61DSound of impact

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