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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Mar 20 2022 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 19 March 2022 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 Talking Smock. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Kevin Christian & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 69 Horizontal Clues and 71 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . University of Washington athletesHUSKIES
- . “Fernando” groupABBA
- . Green gamerNEWB
- . Casual readMAG
- . Like some fiberOPTICAL
- . Monopoly token retired in 2013IRON
- . Charles Lamb’s “Essays of ___”ELIA
- . Zeroth power of a numberONE
- . Lego expert in Lipetsk?BLOCKRUSSIAN
- . Comfortably safeRISKFREE
- . UncooperativeBALKY
- . Give an expensive coat toGILD
- . No longer listening to loud music?OFFTHEROCK
- . “That so?” replyITIS
- . CorrespondsAGREES
- . 1860s presidential nicknameABE
- . “High Voltage” bandACDC
- . Three-time title role for KeanuTED
- . Foil for GarfieldODIE
- . Start for girl or boyATTA
- . Bad bloodRANCOR
- . Frat dudesBROS
- . Relating to starsASTRAL
- . LeaveVACATE
- . Howard Stern specialty?RADIOSHOCK
- . AilingILL
- . RangPHONED
- . Dream enderALARM
- . Harrison or ClintonGEORGE
- . Step, to StendhalPAS
- . Loud, on a scoreFORTE
- . ResultARISE
- . Kingsley Amis titleSIR
- . Book reviewers, of a sortCPAS
- . Athlete’s mansion?THEHOUSETHATJOCKBUILT
- . LipSASS
- . Aides for profs.TAS
- . Disney princess voiced by Auli‘i CravalhoMOANA
- . Orange character of kids’ TVERNIE
- . Drill sergeant’s syllableHUP
- . Home of Italy’s patron saintASSISI
- . Pilot’s placeSTOVE
- . More soreACHIER
- . Debate sidePRO
- . Shine on a tress of hair?LOCKLUSTER
- . “Yer darn ___!”TOOTIN
- . Humphrey’s wife and four-time co-starLAUREN
- . OverlyVERY
- . Sites for ritesALTARS
- . CompetentABLE
- . Jeweler LaliqueRENE
- . Extinct bird that resembled the emuMOA
- . Forget-me-___NOTS
- . NBC show since 1975SNL
- . They get scoopsFLOATS
- . Nighttime notesTAPS
- . Slow cooker humor?CROCKJOKES
- . Insensitive, in a wayUNPC
- . CategorizesSORTS
- . Wasn’t stuckHADANOUT
- . Make fun of a poorly made shiv?MOCKTHEKNIFE
- . A bit offODD
- . Brand that used a tiger in its adsESSO
- . Steinbeck’s Tom Joad, e.g.OKIE
- . Garbage drummer DukeERIKSON
- . Family surname on HBO’s “Succession”ROY
- . Gradually ease offWEAN
- . Hobart “howdy”GDAY
- . Duchamp specialtyDADAART
WSJ DOWN
- . Resident of the ShireHOBBIT
- . Watching Colbert, perhapsRAFTS
- . ImpassiveATANCHOR
- . Shoes, informallyUPLATE
- . Evoking an “ewww!”ALOHA
- . Hammer, anvil and stirrup siteCOLORADO
- . In need of stimulusSTOLID
- . Flier’s choiceDARES
- . Person in front of a trainHOTTODDY
- . Stole from a burlesque theaterKICKS
- . ___ DominiBIRTHS
- . Toy originally advertised with the suggestion “Throw it indoors”ITASCA
- . ChoiceICKY
- . It might be well-madeOROMEO
- . Whip up a batch of cookies, sayHEIR
- . From CasablancaKNEW
- . Short storyEAR
- . IT staffer’s prideADOS
- . Palace addressUTURNS
- . James of “127 Hours”JOSE
- . Natasha’s last name in Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoonsSLUGGISH
- . CommotionsASAP
- . Made a lapSOUSA
- . Cry from the Capulet balconySIRE
- . Calc prerequisiteOGRES
- . KOA facilityPLANKTON
- . Satisfied soundsAISLE
- . Labor followersACEIT
- . Nail the finalARABLE
- . SmidgenBRIDE
- . Rapids transitsSKOSH
- . Nanakuli nicetySOUL
- . Has the gumptionSMOG
- . Scary brutesBOA
- . Printer’s unitsSAT
- . Printer’s unitREAMS
- . Rush job lettersREF
- . Doctor Eggman’s nemesis, in video gamesOKD
- . Bow’s kinANNO
- . Burgundy grapeTRIG
- . Full of vitalityTOILE
- . Command the helmLUCIA
- . Roadster’s reversalsFATALE
- . Sheer fabricJASON
- . Maker of a mythological questONKEY
- . Have no reservationsNERFBALL
- . Many an Agatha Christie suspectSONIC
- . Fit to be farmedRAPT
- . 2020 Pixar film with the voices of Jamie Foxx and Tina FeyELITE
- . Stopped, in a wayPICA
- . Lake Mohave feederKVETCHED
- . Après-ski quaffWISH
- . Mississippi’s source lakeRVPARK
- . Whale foodLENS
- . ComplainedERA
- . Eye partBAKE
- . Yellow card issuerAAHS
- . Hanging on every wordBESURE
- . Tomei of “Spider-Man” filmsSKID
- . SelectFRANCO
- . Blessing, so to speakCURTSY
- . “Columbia’s Pride” composerTONKA
- . Donizetti opera title characterMOROCCAN
- . Pitched properlyPINOT
- . Name on some small trucksMARISA
- . Didn’t need to be toldANECDOTE
- . Two-time home run leader CansecoALIVE
- . Pollution portmanteauOPTFOR
- . Lose tractionGEEKCRED
- . Given the nodSTEER
- . Time to rememberASSENT