Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – February 26 2022 – Squat Did You Say?
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | “Sweetheart” | DEAREST |
| 8 | Pool workout | LAPS |
| 12 | Sorta light, as a complexion | FAIRISH |
| 19 | “One of Us” singer Joan | OSBORNE |
| 20 | Try to hit | AIMAT |
| 21 | Georgia neighbor | ARMENIA |
| 22 | Agency that knights call when they need help? | SQUIRESERVICE |
| 24 | Grazer’s activity | NOSHING |
| 25 | Founded: Abbr. | ESTD |
| 26 | Blue bard | ELEGIST |
| 27 | A/C stat | BTU |
| 28 | Pulitzer winner James | AGEE |
| 29 | Creature on the Welsh flag | DRAGON |
| 30 | Container for zucchinis? | SQUASHBOWL |
| 33 | Wheel man | FERRIS |
| 36 | P.D. rank | SGT |
| 38 | Ruling family in Damascus | ASSADS |
| 39 | New Guinea native | PAPUAN |
| 40 | Lower part of a range | FOOTHILL |
| 42 | “Jackie Brown” star Grier | PAM |
| 45 | Space for an illegible signature? | SQUIGGLEROOM |
| 49 | “The French Dispatch” director Anderson | WES |
| 50 | Conrad who walked on the moon | PETE |
| 51 | Nos. for librarians | ISBNS |
| 52 | Biology lab supply | AGAR |
| 53 | “___ le roi!” (cry at the Bastille) | ABAS |
| 55 | Got by | COPED |
| 56 | Mortise partner | TENON |
| 58 | Brit’s brew, informally | CHA |
| 59 | Mate from Melbourne | AUSSIE |
| 60 | Memorable Far East weather event? | THEGREATSQUALLOFCHINA |
| 67 | Best Buy business | RETAIL |
| 68 | Diamond call | OUT |
| 69 | African language group | BANTU |
| 70 | “Got it, daddy-o” | IMHIP |
| 71 | Charades, essentially | MIME |
| 73 | Abstainer’s amount | NONE |
| 74 | Gambling destination of the Pearl River Delta | MACAU |
| 79 | Bearing | MIEN |
| 80 | Org. that oversees reactor security | NRC |
| 81 | Buffalo’s offense or defense? | SQUADOFBILLS |
| 84 | NBC comedy staple | SNL |
| 85 | Split | BISECTED |
| 87 | Gives a makeover | REDOES |
| 88 | Abe of “The Godfather” | VIGODA |
| 89 | First-rate, slangily | DEF |
| 91 | Reef predators | MORAYS |
| 92 | Exterminator’s agenda? | SQUISHLIST |
| 96 | Garden display | BLOOMS |
| 98 | Polly, to Tom | AUNT |
| 99 | Lowest honor card | TEN |
| 100 | Place for peace, hopefully | ONEARTH |
| 102 | In addition | ALSO |
| 106 | Fish dish | TILAPIA |
| 108 | Boxy residences? | SQUAREHOUSING |
| 110 | Artist’s workspace | ATELIER |
| 111 | Prevention measure? | OUNCE |
| 112 | Japan’s Naruhito, e.g. | EMPEROR |
| 113 | Challenging | NOTEASY |
| 114 | Grateful Dead bassist Phil | LESH |
| 115 | Mount a revival of | RESTAGE |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Recommended amount | DOSE |
| 2 | ABA members | ESQS |
| 3 | Go up against | ABUT |
| 4 | ___ rage (juicer’s problem) | ROID |
| 5 | Go off | ERR |
| 6 | Derisive act | SNEERING |
| 7 | Cars with plugs | TESLAS |
| 8 | Regarding as the most important part of one’s existence | LIVINGFOR |
| 9 | “The Zone of Interest” writer Martin | AMIS |
| 10 | Accords | PACTS |
| 11 | Fr. holy woman | STE |
| 12 | Harry Potter books, e.g. | FANTASIES |
| 13 | Stirring states | AROUSALS |
| 14 | Text precursors | IMS |
| 15 | Gets back on the field after an injury | REHABS |
| 16 | Friend of Westley and Fezzik, in “The Princess Bride” | INIGO |
| 17 | Resilient strength | SINEW |
| 18 | Panetta’s successor at Defense | HAGEL |
| 20 | Rival of Sparta | ARGOS |
| 23 | Neurologist’s diagnostic, for short | EEG |
| 27 | Nonsense | BUSHWA |
| 29 | Where rubber is burned | DRAGSTRIP |
| 31 | Arabian shrub whose leaves are chewed as a stimulant | QAT |
| 32 | “Good cholesterol” letters | HDL |
| 33 | Website help sections | FAQS |
| 34 | Digital book’s file extension | EPUB |
| 35 | Bankrupt | RUIN |
| 37 | Unduly | TOO |
| 39 | 23rd of 24 letters | PSI |
| 41 | 1935 Triple Crown winner | OMAHA |
| 42 | Sister brand of Mountain Dew | PEPSI |
| 43 | Got takeout, perhaps | ATEIN |
| 44 | Euripides tragedy | MEDEA |
| 46 | Singer Del Rey | LANA |
| 47 | Performer’s “grand slam” | EGOT |
| 48 | Money for freedom | RANSOM |
| 50 | Swanky | POSH |
| 54 | Panamanian coin | BALBOA |
| 55 | Tzatziki ingredient | CUCUMBERS |
| 57 | Sapporo seafood | EEL |
| 58 | Director’s cry | CUT |
| 59 | Back on the Bounty | AFT |
| 60 | Requests at the barbershop | TRIMS |
| 61 | Confine | HEMIN |
| 62 | Lucy’s pal | ETHEL |
| 63 | Make headway | GAIN |
| 64 | Mission | QUEST |
| 65 | Sighting from the crow’s-nest | LAND |
| 66 | Count Basie’s “___’Clock Jump” | ONEO |
| 71 | Notorious cow owner | MRSOLEARY |
| 72 | Stuck at a port, perhaps | ICEDIN |
| 73 | Where to get an all-over tan | NUDEBEACH |
| 75 | Work commissioned by the khedive of Egypt | AIDA |
| 76 | Sicken with sweetness | CLOY |
| 77 | Pints in pubs | ALES |
| 78 | Battleship letters | USS |
| 80 | Victoria’s Secret buys | NIGHTIES |
| 82 | Proof letters | QED |
| 83 | Like some campers’ mail | FROMHOME |
| 85 | Twice, in Latin | BIS |
| 86 | Job for un détective privé | CAS |
| 88 | Basketball sportscaster Dick | VITALE |
| 90 | Emergency signal | FLARE |
| 91 | Delivery person? | MOTHER |
| 92 | “Paradise Lost” character | SATAN |
| 93 | Capital at 9,350 feet above sea level | QUITO |
| 94 | Still for rent | UNLET |
| 95 | Chef’s chapeau | TOQUE |
| 97 | You can dig it | ORE |
| 101 | They have their habits | NUNS |
| 102 | “And the Lord appointed ___ time…”: Exodus 9:5 | ASET |
| 103 | Turkish coin | LIRA |
| 104 | Kiss, in Kent | SNOG |
| 105 | Cruel brute | OGRE |
| 107 | Carrier to Karachi | PIA |
| 108 | Peruvian coin | SOL |
| 109 | Co. with brown trucks | UPS |