Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – March 05 2022 – St. Elsewhere
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | According to | PER |
| 4 | Protected from danger | SHIELDED |
| 12 | Store business | RETAIL |
| 18 | Mahershala of “Green Book” | ALI |
| 19 | Long odds | TENTOONE |
| 20 | Piano’s kin | CELESTA |
| 21 | Compass, hiking boots, binoculars, and the like? | RANGERTHINGS |
| 23 | Like a prodigy | TALENTED |
| 24 | NBC foreign correspondent Richard | ENGEL |
| 25 | Mythology | LORE |
| 26 | Eventually feel the effects of poison ivy? | ITCHINTIME |
| 28 | 1950s autos | EDSELS |
| 30 | Ooze | SEEP |
| 32 | Mame, e.g. | AUNTIE |
| 33 | Dutch exports | EDAMS |
| 35 | Bran source | OAT |
| 37 | Words of wisdom | ADAGE |
| 41 | “The Walking Dead” network | AMC |
| 43 | Go lawn bowling? | ROLLINTHEPARK |
| 50 | Defective | BAD |
| 51 | Soaking site | BATH |
| 53 | Daft | LOONY |
| 54 | Curaçao neighbor | ARUBA |
| 55 | Many an Iraqi | KURD |
| 56 | Filmmaker Kazan | ELIA |
| 57 | Research site | TESTLAB |
| 59 | Wernher von Braun’s field | ROCKETRY |
| 61 | Does penance | ATONES |
| 63 | Bulg. neighbor | ROM |
| 64 | Upbeat | LIVELY |
| 65 | Bedraggled | MANGY |
| 66 | Low-budget spy mission? | OPONADIME |
| 69 | Paperless birthday greeting | ECARD |
| 73 | Sites for fights | ARENAS |
| 75 | Wimple wearer | NUN |
| 76 | Parent, e.g. | REARER |
| 77 | Dorothy, to the Wicked Witch of the West | MYPRETTY |
| 80 | “Got it?” | CAPEESH |
| 83 | Hotel visit | STAY |
| 84 | Packers safety Adrian | AMOS |
| 85 | Hosiery shade | TAUPE |
| 87 | Wood shaper | LATHE |
| 88 | Diminutive suffix | ETTE |
| 89 | Repulsed utterance | ICK |
| 90 | Made hip-hop music professionally? | RAPPEDFORCASH |
| 93 | Blade | OAR |
| 94 | For all we know | MAYBE |
| 96 | Cambridge cuppa | TEA |
| 97 | Drink | QUAFF |
| 99 | Lover with a ladder, perhaps | ELOPER |
| 103 | Walkover | ROMP |
| 107 | Opal, essentially | SILICA |
| 110 | Used up one’s financial resources? | ATECAPITAL |
| 114 | Beginning for military or medic | PARA |
| 116 | Babbled | RANON |
| 117 | Attention-getting phrase | NOTABENE |
| 118 | Over the hill, e.g.? | AGEDIRECTION |
| 121 | Agony | TORMENT |
| 122 | Coffee-flavored dessert | TIRAMISU |
| 123 | Sailing spot | SEA |
| 124 | Toughens | STEELS |
| 125 | Cause of Colonial anger | STAMPACT |
| 126 | Cholesterol letters | HDL |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | “As they say in old ___, c’est la vie, c’est la vie” (Sarah Vaughan lyric) | PAREE |
| 2 | Spiral-horned ruminant | ELAND |
| 3 | Trunk of a tree, to a chronologist? | RINGSECTION |
| 4 | First-rate | STELLAR |
| 5 | 2013 Joaquin Phoenix film | HER |
| 6 | Like LAX and JFK | INTL |
| 7 | Community spirit | ETHOS |
| 8 | It flows into the Bay of Biscay at Saint-Nazaire | LOIRE |
| 9 | Gift recipient | DONEE |
| 10 | U.K. lang. | ENG |
| 11 | Lucy’s love | DESI |
| 12 | On again | RELIT |
| 13 | Erika of “Baywatch” | ELENIAK |
| 14 | Did some camping | TENTED |
| 15 | Vino region | ASTI |
| 16 | Article | ITEM |
| 17 | Put cargo into | LADE |
| 20 | “High Hopes” lyricist | CAHN |
| 22 | Turned right | GEED |
| 23 | Fort Worth sch. | TCU |
| 27 | Spud | TATER |
| 29 | Young salmon | SMOLTS |
| 31 | Chips on the table | POT |
| 34 | Gin flavoring | SLOE |
| 36 | Queequeg’s captain | AHAB |
| 38 | Adjoin | ABUT |
| 39 | Teri of “Tootsie” | GARR |
| 40 | Circular movement | EDDY |
| 41 | Sideways on a ship | ABEAM |
| 42 | Nation south of Sicily | MALTA |
| 44 | Spanish article | LOS |
| 45 | Forewords | INTROS |
| 46 | Chute material | NYLON |
| 47 | Adar festival | PURIM |
| 48 | Beyond’s partner | ABOVE |
| 49 | Dash | RACE |
| 52 | Buildings with wings | HANGARS |
| 55 | Coach purchase | KEYCASE |
| 58 | Hotpoint rival | AMANA |
| 60 | “Red Balloon” painter | KLEE |
| 62 | Fictional Jane | EYRE |
| 64 | Straight | LINEAR |
| 66 | Ready for drawing | ONTAP |
| 67 | Winner’s demand | PAYUP |
| 68 | Lego brand | DUPLO |
| 70 | Partially completed paintings? | ARTTOFINISH |
| 71 | “Giant” ranch | REATA |
| 72 | Load-bearing machine | DRYER |
| 74 | Jones of jazz | ETTA |
| 76 | Old World monkey | RHESUS |
| 77 | Really hurt | MAIM |
| 78 | Hit of 1978 | YMCA |
| 79 | Annoyingly slow | POKY |
| 80 | Let go | CEDE |
| 81 | List ender | ETC |
| 82 | Laker legend, familiarly | SHAQ |
| 86 | Jordan tourist attraction | PETRA |
| 90 | Put a new tag on | RELABEL |
| 91 | Wide’s partner | FAR |
| 92 | Something off the top of your head? | HAIRCUT |
| 95 | Turned into | BECAME |
| 98 | Fizzless | FLAT |
| 100 | Begins the bidding | OPENS |
| 101 | Ice cream buy | PINT |
| 102 | Summer on the Riviera | ETE |
| 104 | Met offering | OPERA |
| 105 | ___ Speaker | MADAM |
| 106 | Smarten up | PRIMP |
| 108 | Murmured | COOED |
| 109 | Record of a year’s events | ANNAL |
| 110 | Sugar bowl marchers | ANTS |
| 111 | Tugboat sound | TOOT |
| 112 | To be, in Biarritz | ETRE |
| 113 | Back muscles | LATS |
| 115 | 104-Down feature | ARIA |
| 119 | “Scram!” | GIT |
| 120 | Tilde neighbor | ESC |