Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – March 29 2022 – Birds of a Feather
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | What the Knave of Hearts stole, in a classic poem | TARTS |
| 6 | Seating for a service | PEWS |
| 10 | Not attend | SKIP |
| 14 | Classic song | OLDIE |
| 15 | Mounted on | ATOP |
| 16 | Book unit | PAGE |
| 17 | Air Force badge for experienced officers | MASTERNAVIGATOR |
| 20 | Strongly alkaline solution | LYE |
| 21 | Fumble | ERR |
| 22 | Takeoff guess: Abbr. | ETD |
| 23 | Final words in a movie trailer, often | ATHEATERNEARYOU |
| 29 | Votes from the opposition | NAYS |
| 30 | Computing pioneer Lovelace | ADA |
| 31 | Team’s best pitcher | ACE |
| 32 | File extension for an application | EXE |
| 33 | What the devil wears, according to a 2006 movie | PRADA |
| 35 | Tattoo artist’s supply | INK |
| 37 | 2001 nature documentary, and a hint to the circled letters | WINGEDMIGRATION |
| 42 | “You’ve got mail” co. | AOL |
| 43 | Asian palms | SAGOS |
| 44 | Very, in Veracruz | MUY |
| 45 | Turn on the waterworks, perhaps | SOB |
| 47 | Vardalos of “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” | NIA |
| 48 | Formerly | ONCE |
| 49 | 1932 George Raft film that featured Mae West’s screen debut | NIGHTAFTERNIGHT |
| 54 | Flamenco shout | OLE |
| 55 | Miner discovery | ORE |
| 56 | Catch a bug, say | AIL |
| 57 | “Oh, it’s no longer important” | DOESNTMATTERNOW |
| 64 | Annapolis sch. | USNA |
| 65 | Surrounding glow | AURA |
| 66 | Singer with the 2004 #1 hit “Goodies” | CIARA |
| 67 | Lettuce buy | HEAD |
| 68 | Reared | BRED |
| 69 | Goad | EGGON |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Holland who plays Spider-Man | TOM |
| 2 | In the style of | ALA |
| 3 | Hwys. | RDS |
| 4 | Bibliography listing | TITLES |
| 5 | “Bye!” | SEEYA |
| 6 | Unfavorable review | PAN |
| 7 | Greek vowel | ETA |
| 8 | Like wicker baskets | WOVEN |
| 9 | Rose family shrub | SPIREA |
| 10 | Workplace for a massage therapist | SPA |
| 11 | Sagal of “The Conners” | KATEY |
| 12 | Peter and Gordon song “___ Pieces” | IGOTO |
| 13 | Proust’s “À la recherche du temps ___” | PERDU |
| 18 | Slow down | RETARD |
| 19 | “Muchas ___” | GRACIAS |
| 23 | Over again | ANEW |
| 24 | Lyft alternative | TAXI |
| 25 | Aardwolf’s cousin | HYENA |
| 26 | Red-wrapped cheeses | EDAMS |
| 27 | Glowing | RADIANT |
| 28 | Monthly expense | RENT |
| 33 | Big name in stationary bikes | PELOTON |
| 34 | Texas A&M athlete | AGGIE |
| 36 | Baseball’s first female general manager | KIMNG |
| 38 | “Jeepers!” | GOSH |
| 39 | Find hilarious, perhaps | ROARAT |
| 40 | “Sick burn!” | OUCH |
| 41 | Dmitri’s denial | NYET |
| 46 | Something to close before closing time | BARTAB |
| 48 | Offshore sight | OILRIG |
| 49 | “Well, obviously!” | NODUH |
| 50 | Admission of defeat | ILOSE |
| 51 | Davis of “Thelma & Louise” | GEENA |
| 52 | Longest bone in the body | FEMUR |
| 53 | One who might cry “uncle!” | NIECE |
| 58 | Down | SAD |
| 59 | Word often represented by its middle letter in texts | ARE |
| 60 | Wee bit | TAD |
| 61 | Worn-out mount | NAG |
| 62 | Makeup of una medalla olímpica | ORO |
| 63 | In need of some blush, say | WAN |