WSJ Crossword Answers March 26 2022

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