WSJ Crossword Answers March 6 2021

WSJ ACROSS

• . Icky sticky stuffGOO
• . Cartoon princess with a winged unicornSHERA
• . “The King and I” Tony winner KelliOHARA
• . Blue Ribbon brewerPABST
• . Address field entryURL
• . Not as excitingTAMER
• . Cantina finger foodTAPAS
• . January in JuárezENERO
• . StokedFED
• . Authoritative pronouncementEDICT
• . Squad on a pitchCRICKETTEAM
• . Bargain hunter’s destinationFLEAMARKET
• . Fellow countrymenPAESANOS
• . Lend a handASSIST
• . Crater Lake siteOREGON
• . Failed miserablyTANKED
• . Sprays downWETS
• . Perfect agreementUNISON
• . Mercy from the judgeCLEMENCY
• . Bird on a Canadian dollarLOON
• . H.S. math subjectALG
• . Proclaim noisilyBLARE
• . Ages and agesEON
• . Frida Kahlo featureCATERPILLARBROWS
• . Proofreader’s signDELE
• . Fire proofASH
• . Insect attackBITE
• . Set straightALIGN
• . Inspirational nonetMUSES
• . It might match the cuff linksTIEPIN
• . FixedSPAYED
• . Minor goofSLIP
• . ImportantOFNOTE
• . Fa followerSOL
• . In the pastAGO
• . Tightly woundONEDGE
• . Classic sneakersKEDS
• . Keep an ear outLISTEN
• . To a great extentWIDELY
• . Field workerSOWER
• . Essence of an argumentPOINT
• . Jared of “Suicide Squad”LETO
• . Mangy mongrelCUR
• . Miles awayAFAR
• . First-aid kit itemBUTTERFLYBANDAGE
• . “Theatre Cat” in “Cats”GUS
• . First to win two Nobel PrizesCURIE
• . MimickingALA
• . Behind, in BritainARSE
• . Paves overASPHALTS
• . ProtuberantKNOBBY
• . Presidential prerogativeVETO
• . Seamy activity?SEWING
• . Lead astraySEDUCE
• . Alligator’s cousinCAIMAN
• . How company reports are typically publishedANNUALLY
• . Head shop purchasesROACHCLIPS
• . A vascular surgeon may examine themSPIDERVEINS
• . Cheering wildlyAROAR
• . Dems.’ opponentsGOP
• . Locker room sulkerLOSER
• . Brand of chipsINTEL
• . Rwandan peopleTUTSI
• . Deeply regretRUE
• . Subject to double jeopardyRETRY
• . SmartSASSY
• . Exceed the limitSPEED
• . And so on, for shortETC

WSJ DOWN

• . Bust a gutGUFFAW
• . Ultimatum wordsCATO
• . FirstbornSAGAS
• . Blossom holdersSLR
• . Attacked aggressivelyORELSE
• . Gulf States bigwigASIF
• . CalculateOFUSE
• . Through streetPOE
• . Needing no RxOLDEST
• . Talk about obsessivelyTHEN
• . Like some coloniesWASPWAIST
• . It may have four legsAISLE
• . Sets the price atPOKER
• . Honey or Sugar, sayHINDER
• . San ___ (Texas city, casually)STEMS
• . Real peachORBITER
• . Madrid Mrs.CANNERY
• . Manx maleHADAT
• . They may be pickyOPINED
• . Grocery store featureBULGUR
• . Bowie’s role in “The Prestige”EMIR
• . Show signs of agingUNIT
• . Place for French lessonsSPURT
• . Newton fractionsAVIS
• . Group of lessonsRECKON
• . Plumbing problemLESS
• . Suburban landscapesOTIS
• . NASA’s Mariner 9, for oneLENA
• . Spoke one’s mindARTERIAL
• . George Washington, e.g.POLITE
• . “Carthage must be destroyed” declarerSLITS
• . “Yeah, that’s gonna happen!”TESLA
• . SubsequentlyALINE
• . 2018 Pulitzer-winning novel by Andrew Sean GreerKEYNES
• . Lamb’s lamentOTC
• . Taken inGOGRAY
• . FlunkiesSTRAND
• . It involves drawing and foldingSLY
• . MannerlyHARPON
• . Flared skirtBLEAT
• . Light cigarette descriptorFLOUR
• . JustAPIAN
• . Penta-, doubledBRIDGE
• . Drink noisilyLABCOATS
• . Jane who worked as a governessRACE
• . Sudden burstCLOG
• . MaroonONLY
• . Long talesBEARUP
• . BeneficialASKS
• . Slender midsectionLAWNS
• . Singer ReddingEBAY
• . Onetime owner of StubHubCOTE
• . Wheat common in Middle Eastern cookingEATERS
• . Kitchen stapleLOWTAR
• . People mix chemicals in themCHASE
• . Prudential Center playerPETNAME
• . Packers’ facilityMINIONS
• . Get in the way ofACRID
• . “The Means to Prosperity” authorANTONE
• . Bravely endure adversityDUPED
• . Asylum seekerDEVIL
• . Become broke in the casinoBEESKNEES
• . Not contractedDECA
• . Narrow openingsEMIGRE
• . Action film stapleSRA
• . PungentECOLE
• . Enterprise alternativeGLUG
• . Music’s HorneTAPOUT
• . Shelter for pigeonsTOM
• . Camera typeDYNES
• . “The Raven” writerEYRE
• . ArtfulONSPEC