Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – March 23 2022 – Epic Fails
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Piddling | MERE |
| 5 | Take for a ride | SCAM |
| 9 | Sykes of “The Other Two” | WANDA |
| 14 | One might make the grade | EXAM |
| 15 | Something to spin | TALE |
| 16 | Left on the liner | APORT |
| 17 | Unprofitable sleazy nightclubs? | DIVEBOMBS |
| 19 | Look inside, so to speak | DECOR |
| 20 | Earbuds output | STEREO |
| 21 | Play for a sap | USE |
| 23 | Risk a perjury charge | LIE |
| 24 | Fill of some pens | GEL |
| 25 | Unsuccessful ad slogans for a Sean Penn biopic? | MILKDUDS |
| 28 | Skillful handling | FINESSE |
| 32 | Least cordial | ICIEST |
| 33 | Brouhaha | ADO |
| 34 | Second homes in Russia | DACHAS |
| 37 | Unsatisfactory household help? | DOMESTICTURKEYS |
| 44 | Usher, essentially | SEATER |
| 45 | United | WED |
| 46 | Second of two | LATTER |
| 49 | Goes down | LESSENS |
| 53 | Unlistenable Charlie Parker records? | BIRDDOGS |
| 56 | Tennis call | LET |
| 57 | Time span | ERA |
| 58 | Draft source | TAP |
| 59 | Ultimatum words | ORELSE |
| 63 | 1970s co-star of Moore, MacLeod and Knight | ASNER |
| 66 | Unappreciated hairstyles? | FLIPFLOPS |
| 68 | Photographer’s lens | MACRO |
| 69 | The going price? | FARE |
| 70 | Vault | LEAP |
| 71 | Lilac or lavender, e.g. | SCENT |
| 72 | Checked out | EYED |
| 73 | Wrong | AWRY |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Scrip listing | MEDS |
| 2 | Word on an illuminated sign | EXIT |
| 3 | Major party | RAVE |
| 4 | Surface | EMERGE |
| 5 | Pub perches | STOOLS |
| 6 | Engine part | CAM |
| 7 | Vinyl collectible | ALBUM |
| 8 | Golden Ball winner in the 2014 World Cup | MESSI |
| 9 | Bread roll? | WAD |
| 10 | Uncivilized lout | APE |
| 11 | “Beats me” | NOCLUE |
| 12 | Some Death Star workers | DROIDS |
| 13 | Not moving | ATREST |
| 18 | Honey bunch | BEES |
| 22 | Yale of Yale University | ELIHU |
| 26 | Chrysler of the 1980s | KCAR |
| 27 | Quarter, essentially | DISK |
| 28 | Rage | FAD |
| 29 | Line in a chapel | IDO |
| 30 | Part of une carte d’identité | NOM |
| 31 | Touch up | EDIT |
| 35 | Opening day pitcher | ACE |
| 36 | Corner key | CTRL |
| 38 | Abbr. on a town’s welcome sign | ESTD |
| 39 | Start of something big | SEED |
| 40 | Deck with Death | TAROT |
| 41 | She’s sheared | EWE |
| 42 | Wish | YEN |
| 43 | Radical 1960s org. | SDS |
| 46 | Angled construction pieces | LBEAMS |
| 47 | Alveolus | AIRSAC |
| 48 | Hypnotic state | TRANCE |
| 50 | Ended an engagement, in a way | ELOPED |
| 51 | Feudal farmer | SERF |
| 52 | Stanley Kowalski’s wife | STELLA |
| 54 | Misstep | GAFFE |
| 55 | Spread out | SPLAY |
| 60 | MGM mogul Marcus | LOEW |
| 61 | Box a bit | SPAR |
| 62 | Spot | ESPY |
| 64 | East end? | ERN |
| 65 | Poppycock | ROT |
| 67 | Seething state | IRE |