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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Mar 14 2026 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 14 March 2026 Puzzle is here for you, if you need help.
The Puzzle Grid for Today is 21 boxes wide and 21 boxes tall. It’s name is Inner Circles. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by David Alfred Bywaters & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 63 Horizontal Clues and 77 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Alan in the Television Academy Hall of FameALDA
- 5. Ices, in gangster lingoWHACKS
- 12. Some Pride Parade wearDRAG
- 17. Place to get soakedSPA
- 21. Much campaign rhetoricLIES
- 22. Doo-wop revival groupSHANANA
- 24. Bygone birdDODO
- 25. CurseHEX
- 26. Italian chef’s concern?PESTOCONTROL
- 28. Slogan for an urban environmentalist?ENDOZONE
- 30. “Most definitely, madame!”OUIOUI
- 31. Miller offeringsLITES
- 33. Traditional techiesNERDS
- 34. “The Naming of Cats is a difficult matter…” poetTSELIOT
- 37. UnshakableADAMANT
- 41. Primitive weaponSPEAR
- 46. Fans, sayCOOLS
- 47. SiredBEGOT
- 48. Goddess of the dawnEOS
- 51. Classical-jazz fusion instrument?CELLOPHONE
- 53. Grove giveaway?FREEORANGE
- 56. Dealing with the situationONIT
- 57. Marseille monarchROI
- 58. Pay attention toHEED
- 60. “Cute as a button,” e.g.SIMILE
- 61. RiskyUNSAFE
- 63. English town associated with bath saltsEPSOM
- 66. Good place to startSTEPONE
- 68. Pension collectorRETIREE
- 70. City once called TerminusATLANTA
- 72. Metric masses, brieflyKGS
- 73. Sound from a haunted sty?INVISIBLEOINK
- 77. Org. with a movie archiveAFI
- 81. Orbital maximaAPOGEES
- 82. Offer an unrealistic bidLOWBALL
- 87. State named for its landscapeMONTANA
- 90. Output of atomizersMISTS
- 92. 1982 Richard Pryor movieTHETOY
- 93. ForaySORTIE
- 95. Name on backache pill packagesDOAN
- 97. Really existedWAS
- 99. Florence dividerARNO
- 100. Scores from a Japanese tournament?SUMOTOTALS
- 102. Expert adwoman?PROMOQUEEN
- 106. Schubert’s “The ___-King”ERL
- 107. Grant-___INAID
- 108. Like the word “kiwi”MAORI
- 110. Password creatorsUSERS
- 111. Evidence of revisionERASURE
- 113. Chrysler Building styleARTDECO
- 115. Smooth fabricSATIN
- 118. Present occasionNONCE
- 120. Ring-shaped reefsATOLLS
- 125. Music genre featuring loud women?ALTOROCK
- 129. Coach’s pep talk?FIELDORATION
- 132. Take to courtSUE
- 133. Buffalo’s countyERIE
- 134. Argumentum ad hominem, e.g.FALLACY
- 135. Pachacuti, e.g.INCA
- 136. Martin Amis titleSIR
- 137. Academic officerDEAN
- 138. Nod, perhapsASSENT
- 139. “Enough!”STOP
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Beagle’s bowlfulALPO
- 2. PlaceLIEU
- 3. Lucy’s loveDESI
- 4. RegardingASTO
- 6. Noted first basemanWHO
- 7. Leia’s spouseHAN
- 8. Pit-digging insectANTLION
- 9. Light horse-drawn vehicleCARIOLE
- 10. ___ Berry Farm (California amusement park)KNOTTS
- 11. Pitching goalSALE
- 13. HST’s successorDDE
- 14. Pistons forward HollandRON
- 15. Say furtherADD
- 16. TravelGOONATRIP
- 18. Patisserie needSHORTENING
- 19. Remain undecidedPEND
- 20. Hewing toolsAXES
- 23. Biol. and chem., e.g.SCIS
- 27. Closing barsOUTRO
- 29. Enlightenment-seeking disciplineZEN
- 32. British cavalry weaponSABRE
- 35. Foxtrot follows itECHO
- 36. Sarge’s superiorLOOIE
- 38. Formally endows withDEEDSTO
- 39. Get mellowerAGE
- 40. Largest member of the deer familyMOOSE
- 42. Really scrubSCOUR
- 43. Edible tubesPENNE
- 44. Group mailing toolELIST
- 45. Central Asia’s ___ MountainsALTAI
- 49. Stares rudelyOGLES
- 50. Take inSEE
- 52. Self-optimize, in a wayPREEN
- 54. Sows and cows, e.g.FEMALES
- 55. Bad way to runAMOK
- 59. Court painter to Henry VIIIHOLBEIN
- 62. Sat. predecessorFRI
- 64. ___ doble (dance)PASO
- 65. Bad signsSTIGMAS
- 67. Kite featureTAIL
- 69. Dando of the LemonheadsEVAN
- 71. Bird’s baseNEST
- 74. Lightweight tabletIPADAIR
- 75. “That’s wrong!”NOTSO
- 76. Electric bill abbr.KWH
- 78. Passion, pour Pierrot et PierretteAMOUR
- 79. Rejection notice, oftenFORMLETTER
- 80. Really diggingINTO
- 83. Gentlemen admirersBEAUS
- 84. “…poem lovely as ___”ATREE
- 85. Solitary sortLONER
- 86. David of “The Night Agent”LYONS
- 88. Auburn hue in many Venetian paintingsTITIANRED
- 89. Long times, to LondonersAEONS
- 91. Arya Stark’s Needle, e.g.SWORD
- 94. K.C.-to-Nola directionSSE
- 96. Of yoreOLDEN
- 98. Lady friend, in LilleAMIE
- 101. Sigma followerTAU
- 103. Delivery truck contentsPARCELS
- 104. Edible wheelsROTELLE
- 105. Allotted amountQUOTA
- 109. ObsessionsMANIAS
- 112. City with a big Mardi Gras celebrationRIO
- 114. Grant in the moviesCARY
- 116. Fresh qualitySASS
- 117. His, in Le HavreALUI
- 119. “Easy as falling ___ log”OFFA
- 121. Blues guitarist RushOTIS
- 122. Empty pocket contentsLINT
- 123. BonkersLOCO
- 124. Fly off the handleSNAP
- 126. Mine extractionORE
- 127. MI6 counterpartCIA
- 128. Jennings on “Jeopardy!”KEN
- 130. Dapper fellowDAN
- 131. Tenth cal. pageOCT