WSJ Crossword Answers March 10 2022

WSJ ACROSS

• . Compliment to the cookYUM
• . Cabo settingBAJA
• . Verbal abuseJEERS
• . Flighty fellowSPACECASE
• . “Cabaret” roleEMCEE
• . Album whose first track was “Material Girl”LIKEARGIN
• . Not overlapping, as computer windowsTILED
• . AlternativelyELSE
• . Colon componentDOT
• . Org. for attorneysABA
• . Trespass, e.g.TORT
• . Private instruction?SEDUCATION
• . MaterializedAROSE
• . SpellboundRAPT
• . They’re often placed on walls facing JerusalemARKS
• . Denebola’s constellationLEO
• . Overly stylizedARTY
• . “La Cage ___ Folles”AUX
• . Contents of some archives, found four times in this puzzleCOMPRESSEDFILES
• . Switzerland’s Weisshorn, e.g.ALP
• . Rounder’s wordsORSO
• . Output of une fontaineEAU
• . Sweat unitBEAD
• . Rapids transitRAFT
• . UnnerveSCARE
• . Invitation to a cozy chatLETSDOFFEE
• . Valley of the Kings vipersASPS
• . Parliamentary responseAYE
• . Wand-wielding org.TSA
• . “___ I a Woman?” (Sojourner Truth speech)AINT
• . Don Diego de la Vega’s alter egoZORRO
• . “The odds are against it”THATSABIG
• . Proofing catchERROR
• . Spammer’s assetEMAILLIST
• . Some windsREEDS
• . LevelheadedSANE
• . Lego and Eggo, e.g.: Abbr.TMS

WSJ DOWN

• . Letters on some pricey bagsYSL
• . News agcy. since 1958TALC
• . Scoot over, sayBLAZER
• . Judge characterUPI
• . Estate unitsOREO
• . Sporty British auto, for shortEEYORE
• . “Can’t say ___ do”MAKEROOM
• . Golf relativeATERRE
• . Broken-up British labelCELTS
• . Patisserie purchasePADS
• . Brand with a Cardi B collectionROD
• . Some rentalsBEAS
• . TD Garden team, informallyEARL
• . Eventually becomeDTORS
• . Quarterfinals groupsACRES
• . Powder baseREPROS
• . Treat with Thin varietiesJAG
• . Puts into useERTS
• . Job perksAFATE
• . Leave the gate, sayASI
• . Rapper SweatshirtDAYSOFF
• . Triggers again, as a computer bugHMS
• . Vehicles that might be beamers?ENDUP
• . Joint guardians?ERTE
• . Noted deco designerAAA
• . At all, with “the”OCTADS
• . Tombstone surnameEATIN
• . Sics a lawyer onJETTA
• . Part of many a flight attendant’s uniformUFOS
• . Fictional character prone to losing his tailISLE
• . On the ground, in balletEMI
• . ___ worse than deathTAXI
• . Lock settingCANAL
• . They’re good for what ails youECLAIR
• . Kitchen typeLEASTBIT
• . Key, e.g.REEBOK
• . Cone’s counterpartEARP
• . Bounty lettersISM
• . Remote battery, oftenSEDANS
• . PhilosophySUES
• . They take bowsGTS