WSJ Crossword Answers March 12 2022

WSJ ACROSS

• . Johnson who flew solo from England to Australia in 1930AMY
• . Rise highSOAR
• . Cutting remarkBARB
• . People of ancient ScotlandPICTS
• . DeceptionLIE
• . Falstaff featureCORPULENCE
• . Small singerCANARY
• . Martian, maybeEXTRERRESTRIAL
• . QuarteredHOUSED
• . Cockpit abbr.ALT
• . Butler at a plantationRHETT
• . Communion cupCHALICE
• . Doesn’t jump right inWAITSABIT
• . Discussed an issue in detailHASHEDITALL
• . Recipe directiveADD
• . Time spent at the licence agency, seeminglyAEON
• . Contact, e.g.LENS
• . H.S. classBIO
• . Fear byproductGOOSEBPS
• . Study guidesTUTORS
• . Computer listMENU
• . ___ mondeHAUT
• . Monotonous soundTHRUM
• . Breakfast choiceOMELET
• . UnpredictableHITORMISS
• . Frat dudesBROS
• . Asian holidayTET
• . Earthy pigmentOCHER
• . “The Breakfast of Champions,” e.g.SLOGAN
• . Monroe, Taylor or HayesACTRESS
• . Printer’s daggersOBELI
• . Branch led by a Worshipful MasterMASONICGE
• . Raccoonlike mammalCOATI
• . Most maliciousMEANEST
• . Test prep giantKAPLAN
• . ExhortedURGED
• . Cinematic FXCGI
• . Heineken bottle symbolSTAR
• . Mike Myers and Dan Aykroyd, onceONTARIANS
• . GaugeASSESS
• . Nymph of the mountainsOREAD
• . Condo or co-opUNIT
• . “Throne of Glass” author Sarah J. ___MAAS
• . National Book Award winner SusanSONTAG
• . Total ditzSPACECET
• . NYC dance troupeABT
• . Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s titlePOPE
• . Seed siteSOIL
• . AliasAKA
• . “At the Moulin Rouge” artistTOULLAUTREC
• . BuckskinsDEERHIDES
• . Board game that uses the Pop-O-MaticTROUBLE
• . Sites for studsLOBES
• . “A mouse!”EEK
• . DooziesBEAUTS
• . Tattered, and a hint to six answers in this puzzleDOWNATTHEHEELS
• . BeginningOUTSET
• . Sure to happenINEVITABLE
• . Cash on hand?BET
• . Super Bowl XLIV MVPBREES
• . Like busybodiesNOSY
• . Those, in TijuanaESOS
• . “Gee whiz!”BOY

WSJ DOWN

• . Schooner fillALE
• . A little of this, a little of thatWAG
• . StillHOO
• . A little, informallyAMAT
• . Bruins greatBOB
• . Imitative doingsMIX
• . Make haste forADO
• . Bed on boardICBM
• . “West Side Story” roleSABOTEUR
• . 1986 GE buyYET
• . Family name on “Bob’s Burgers”IDO
• . Philadelphia suburb served by Amtrak’s Keystone ServiceTHEE
• . Indigenous CanadianSATURATE
• . Mild chili pepperRAT
• . Where the top begins to get bareSHOELACES
• . Barrett of Pink FloydLOUSE
• . Collectible sheetsCELS
• . Mobile technology before 5GEARRINGS
• . “Hanging” items in 2000 newsLUTES
• . BoorSORTA
• . Coop groupBUM
• . JokerEIS
• . CommotionPABST
• . Altar answerORR
• . They may use heavy fontsBAPTISMS
• . Sportscast stapleSOUL
• . BoorAPERIES
• . Advanced degree?SLATS
• . Loafers’ lackOPTEDIN
• . Studs, sayRUSHTO
• . BoorTSOS
• . Inner city, sayTONER
• . Rutabaga relativeONO
• . Crater causerLTE
• . General ___ chickenNTH
• . Cooperstown’s “Master Melvin”GOKART
• . Containing quicksilverELWES
• . Follower of boo or yooBERTH
• . Part of a nuclear arsenalURBANAREA
• . Quaker pronounCONVY
• . Blind partsANITA
• . “Cosmos” authorTURNIP
• . Racing vehicleAGS
• . Increase a hundredfoldBAI
• . Heroic taleRCA
• . British gunSLOMO
• . BoorCLOD
• . Driver’s lic. and the likeODETTE
• . Hazard auf der AutobahnBELCHER
• . Contents of some cartridgesSAGAN
• . De Armas of “No Time to Die”SIESTAS
• . Amo, amas, ___HENS
• . Role for a moleCENTUPLE
• . DrenchHBO
• . Holder and Garland, e.g.: Abbr.CHADS
• . 2020 Pixar film that won the Best Animated Feature OscarOTT
• . Chose to participateANA
• . Naps in NogalesREELS
• . BoorPAOLI
• . Scratch (out)MERCURIC
• . Prof.’s helpersHEHE
• . Big name in brewingINUIT
• . “Swan Lake” heroineMETEORITE
• . BoorIKE
• . Kin of mandolinsCASCABEL
• . Cary of “The Princess Bride”SAGA
• . Bert who hosted “Tattletales”CAD
• . StaggersEBB
• . Giggle soundTREELINE
• . Mamie’s manSTEN
• . Ling of “The Crow”EKE
• . Short styleLEO
• . Lennon’s loveSYD
• . “Westworld” airerLOUT
• . Fall backIDS
• . Summer signTAS
• . Hog holderSTY