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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Mar 21 2022 were just published. The solution for Monday, 21 March 2022 Puzzle is here for you, if you need help.
The Puzzle Grid for Today is 15 boxes wide and 15 boxes tall. It’s name is Walking the Beat. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Sam Buttrey & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 37 Horizontal Clues and 39 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Penn State rivalPITT
- . Moves smoothlyFLOWS
- . Straight-lacedPRIM
- . Toledo’s lakeERIE
- . “C’est ___!”LAVIE
- . Make overREDO
- . State of boredom, casuallyCOMA
- . Soccer settingARENA
- . Physical, sayEXAM
- . “Walking ___” (1992 Annie Lennox song)ONBROKENGLASS
- . Goes ballisticSEESRED
- . Finishes a holePUTTS
- . Defeat soundlyDRUB
- . “Walking ___” (1979 Police song)ONTHEMOON
- . SnapshotPIC
- . Cool-cucumber linkASA
- . Coin on the ContinentEURO
- . Rowboat itemOAR
- . Homes of swallows?THROATS
- . Take to the impound lotTOW
- . Bumpy amphibianTOAD
- . Possible answer to “Are you sure?”IAM
- . Sleuth SpadeSAM
- . “Walking ___” (1991 Marc Cohn song)INMEMPHIS
- . 35-Across predecessor in ItalyLIRA
- . Brown shade in old photosSEPIA
- . See 59-DownLIONESS
- . “Walkin’ ___” (1957 Patsy Cline song)AFTERMIDNIGHT
- . Wise menMAGI
- . Head outLEAVE
- . PartnerMATE
- . “A Death in the Family” author JamesAGEE
- . Store eventsSALES
- . Lotion ingredientALOE
- . Seamstress BetsyROSS
- . Like good sentriesALERT
- . Give, but not to keepLEND
WSJ DOWN
- . River of New MexicoPECOS
- . Did pressing duty?OTIS
- . Forest callMAR
- . ShredsIRONED
- . Bit of 26-DownAONE
- . City on the Rio GrandeAGO
- . Kitchen fixtureTIMBER
- . Plane partRAMPAGES
- . Close tightlyTEARSUP
- . “Dr. Livingstone, I ___”DEIFIES
- . Writer of Nero Wolfe mysteriesORBIT
- . Ore-___ (Tater Tots maker)MAT
- . Honoree of a Sunday in MayFLAKE
- . Elliptical pathCHIP
- . Orangutan, e.g.ELSA
- . Lawn mower brandLAREDO
- . Winter fallRAH
- . Tennis star OsakaREAL
- . Screening org.OVEN
- . Milliner’s waresNAOMI
- . Integrated circuit, for exampleMALE
- . Singer ReddingWING
- . TopsTSA
- . Runs riotSLIVER
- . Cheering callSEAL
- . Beautician’s businessHATS
- . Puts on a pedestalIDEST
- . Very littleAPE
- . Yoga needSALON
- . Narrow shardPRESUME
- . Entertain, with talk or foodMINIMAL
- . Kutcher of “Dude, Where’s My Car?”REXSTOUT
- . That is, in LatinREGALE
- . Spirited horseIDA
- . 55-Across in “Born Free”TORO
- . GenuineASHTON
- . Like bulls and boarsMOM
- . ImpairSNOW
- . In the pastSTEED