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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Mar 26 2022 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 26 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 First Strike. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Jesse Goldberg & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 63 Horizontal Clues and 77 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . LeaningATILT
- . Farrah of TV’s “Charlie’s Angels”FAWCETT
- . “Let me consider that…”HMM
- . Apt. coolersACS
- . Columbus’s birthplaceGENOA
- . Galveston Bay, e.g.ESTUARY
- . Skeptics may raise oneEYEBROW
- . Newsroom standoutCRACKREPORTER
- . West Indies island north of GuadeloupeANTIGUA
- . Letter before ZuluYANKEE
- . SFO screenersTSA
- . Crisp red appleBRAEBURN
- . Game shockersUPSETS
- . They promise quick lossesCRASHDIETS
- . Allen Ginsberg’s oeuvreBEATPOETRY
- . Track assignmentsLANES
- . It erupted more than 50 times in 2021ETNA
- . Top of le corps humainTETE
- . Put one’s feet upREST
- . BrosDUDES
- . Strikers’ foesSCABS
- . Walkway for strollersPASEO
- . Target for a spikerPUNCHBOWL
- . Big crowdsTHRONGS
- . Prepares to cross a speed bumpSLOWS
- . Eddie’s “Coming to America” co-starARSENIO
- . Inductor, generallyCOIL
- . Ranch in “Giant”REATA
- . Words with tear or tight leashONA
- . DiatribeRANT
- . Delighted cryOOH
- . Dr. Phil’s fieldPOPPSYCHOLOGY
- . Some OLED TVsLGS
- . Manor workerMAID
- . OomphVIM
- . Born yesterday, so to speakNAIVE
- . Prepare for actionGIRD
- . Sews upASSURES
- . Gather with old schoolmatesREUNE
- . Entered digitallyTYPEDIN
- . Top tunes listingHITPARADE
- . Purple competitorSERTA
- . Shake offELUDE
- . PlusASSET
- . Artist MagritteRENE
- . 2000 Home Run Derby winnerSOSA
- . Desktop folder, e.g.ICON
- . City that rings in the New Year by dropping a huge potatoBOISE
- . A cowboy may sport a big oneBELTBUCKLE
- . Shari Lewis’s Lamb Chop, e.g.SOCKPUPPET
- . Put your faith inRELYON
- . Lager alternativesPALEALES
- . Monk’s titleFRA
- . Friend of Ralph, Potsie and FonzieRICHIE
- . Formal addressORATION
- . Activity for bored students and office drudgesCLOCKWATCHING
- . DeterminationRESOLVE
- . Walgreens rivalRITEAID
- . Kids’ song refrainEIEIO
- . NFL scoresTDS
- . DownSAD
- . RustOXIDIZE
- . Eschews chowFASTS
WSJ DOWN
- . Govt. org.AGCY
- . Trillion, in metric prefixesBEST
- . Put ___ appearanceOMAHA
- . Shoo-inSPORT
- . AdoptTERA
- . Service costETCH
- . Ancient viperOASIS
- . Intl. commerce regulatorOARED
- . Bow counterpartINAN
- . Opposite of 123-AcrossANARCHISTS
- . Sticky syrupCLASS
- . Norse equivalent of MarsLOCK
- . Vehicle that leaves a wake?TABOO
- . Avian chatterboxesDUPE
- . Handed (out)KETO
- . Make a caseTAKEUP
- . Place to make a caseSNIP
- . Gift on the seventh dayRAT
- . Netanyahu, familiarlyPAILS
- . Transplant, as a plantREPOT
- . African language groupGLOVER
- . OozesBULOVA
- . Bluesy JamesFEE
- . Bun ingredients?SEEPS
- . CroaksPISA
- . OutdoOPENED
- . Make a lasting impression onASP
- . Disorderly sortsETTA
- . UnspeakableRPM
- . Trigger of a chain of eventsDRIPS
- . ICE is part of itWTO
- . Service whose business is picking upTRESSES
- . Temperamental toonREESE
- . Only player to play 1,000 games with the KnicksCRO
- . Source of most of a typical casino’s profitCURTSY
- . Short cut?ELAYNE
- . Comic BooslerNETFLIX
- . Billionth, in metric prefixesEATS
- . RuggedROOTCAUSE
- . Gibson’s “Lethal Weapon” co-starROTI
- . Female surferTREACLE
- . Tachometer abbr.WAHINE
- . World Cup cheerBRACED
- . Berkshire Hathaway’s headquartersTYR
- . Caravan stopRASPS
- . City southeast of 19-AcrossOVERSEE
- . TendKAI
- . “Oh my!”BANTU
- . SapOLE
- . Archaeological findTOLL
- . Remy or Templeton, e.g.WIZ
- . Candy maker H.B.HEARSE
- . ToothsomeNANO
- . Adored oneTASTY
- . Hawaiian gooseADE
- . Icicle formersMYNAHS
- . Going rate?CRAGGY
- . See 114-DownABORT
- . Call offMETED
- . Brand with a Precisionist lineDHS
- . Started the biddingYIPE
- . Built with buttressesUNICEF
- . Org. with a Kid Power divisionBIBI
- . Cricket, for oneUBER
- . Did galley workRELIC
- . Economy, e.g.CHIA
- . Low-carb regimenARGUE
- . They hold waterDONALDDUCK
- . Griddle-baked Indian breadHIES
- . Mint family plantCOURT
- . Makes hasteEWING
- . Not eliminatedIDOL
- . They may clashINIT
- . ___-MagnonSWANS
- . “Cobra ___” (show on 90-Down)SLOTS
- . Musical including the song “Funky Monkeys,” with “The”NENE
- . Suffix with lemon or limeEGOS