WSJ Crossword Answers March 5 2022

WSJ ACROSS

• . According toPER
• . Protected from dangerSHIELDED
• . Store businessRETAIL
• . Mahershala of “Green Book”ALI
• . Long oddsTENTOONE
• . Piano’s kinCELESTA
• . Compass, hiking boots, binoculars, and the like?RANGERTHINGS
• . Like a prodigyTALENTED
• . NBC foreign correspondent RichardENGEL
• . MythologyLORE
• . Eventually feel the effects of poison ivy?ITCHINTIME
• . 1950s autosEDSELS
• . OozeSEEP
• . Mame, e.g.AUNTIE
• . Dutch exportsEDAMS
• . Bran sourceOAT
• . Words of wisdomADAGE
• . “The Walking Dead” networkAMC
• . Go lawn bowling?ROLLINTHEPARK
• . DefectiveBAD
• . Soaking siteBATH
• . DaftLOONY
• . Curaçao neighborARUBA
• . Many an IraqiKURD
• . Filmmaker KazanELIA
• . Research siteTESTLAB
• . Wernher von Braun’s fieldROCKETRY
• . Does penanceATONES
• . Bulg. neighborROM
• . UpbeatLIVELY
• . BedraggledMANGY
• . Low-budget spy mission?OPONADIME
• . Paperless birthday greetingECARD
• . Sites for fightsARENAS
• . Wimple wearerNUN
• . Parent, e.g.REARER
• . Dorothy, to the Wicked Witch of the WestMYPRETTY
• . “Got it?”CAPEESH
• . Hotel visitSTAY
• . Packers safety AdrianAMOS
• . Hosiery shadeTAUPE
• . Wood shaperLATHE
• . Diminutive suffixETTE
• . Repulsed utteranceICK
• . Made hip-hop music professionally?RAPPEDFORCASH
• . BladeOAR
• . For all we knowMAYBE
• . Cambridge cuppaTEA
• . DrinkQUAFF
• . Lover with a ladder, perhapsELOPER
• . WalkoverROMP
• . Opal, essentiallySILICA
• . Used up one’s financial resources?ATECAPITAL
• . Beginning for military or medicPARA
• . BabbledRANON
• . Attention-getting phraseNOTABENE
• . Over the hill, e.g.?AGEDIRECTION
• . AgonyTORMENT
• . Coffee-flavored dessertTIRAMISU
• . Sailing spotSEA
• . ToughensSTEELS
• . Cause of Colonial angerSTAMPACT
• . Cholesterol lettersHDL

WSJ DOWN

• . “As they say in old ___, c’est la vie, c’est la vie” (Sarah Vaughan lyric)PAREE
• . Spiral-horned ruminantABEAM
• . Trunk of a tree, to a chronologist?MAIM
• . First-rateANTS
• . 2013 Joaquin Phoenix filmELAND
• . Like LAX and JFKMALTA
• . Community spiritYMCA
• . It flows into the Bay of Biscay at Saint-NazaireTOOT
• . Gift recipientRINGSECTION
• . U.K. lang.POKY
• . Lucy’s loveETRE
• . On againGEED
• . Erika of “Baywatch”HANGARS
• . Did some campingBECAME
• . Vino regionSTELLAR
• . ArticleEYRE
• . Put cargo intoRELABEL
• . “High Hopes” lyricistHER
• . Turned rightSMOLTS
• . Fort Worth sch.ETTA
• . SpudOPENS
• . Young salmonINTL
• . Chips on the tableSLOE
• . Gin flavoringONTAP
• . Queequeg’s captainPINT
• . AdjoinETHOS
• . Teri of “Tootsie”LOS
• . Circular movementPAYUP
• . Sideways on a shipETE
• . Nation south of SicilyLOIRE
• . Spanish articleINTROS
• . ForewordsPETRA
• . Chute materialDONEE
• . Adar festivalNYLON
• . Beyond’s partnerCEDE
• . DashLATS
• . Buildings with wingsENG
• . Coach purchasePOT
• . Hotpoint rivalAMANA
• . “Red Balloon” painterFAR
• . Fictional JaneGIT
• . StraightDESI
• . Ready for drawingAHAB
• . Winner’s demandDUPLO
• . Lego brandOPERA
• . Partially completed paintings?TATER
• . “Giant” ranchLINEAR
• . Load-bearing machineMADAM
• . Jones of jazzTCU
• . Old World monkeyPURIM
• . Really hurtETC
• . Hit of 1978PRIMP
• . Annoyingly slowCAHN
• . Let goABOVE
• . List enderSHAQ
• . Laker legend, familiarlyARIA
• . Jordan tourist attractionRELIT
• . Put a new tag onRACE
• . Wide’s partnerRHESUS
• . Something off the top of your head?ESC
• . Turned intoELENIAK
• . FizzlessKLEE
• . Begins the biddingHAIRCUT
• . Ice cream buyTENTED
• . Summer on the RivieraKEYCASE
• . Met offeringFLAT
• . ___ SpeakerASTI
• . Smarten upABUT
• . MurmuredARTTOFINISH
• . Record of a year’s eventsITEM
• . Sugar bowl marchersGARR
• . Tugboat soundREATA
• . To be, in BiarritzCOOED
• . Back musclesLADE
• . 104-Down featureEDDY
• . “Scram!”DRYER
• . Tilde neighborANNAL