Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – March 17 2022 – Cutting the Cord
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Put in place | LAID |
| 5 | Coopers’ tools | ADZES |
| 10 | See 60-Across | BRO |
| 13 | Banks of Chicago | ERNIE |
| 15 | Her 2004 debut album “Goodies” featured a #1 and two #2 hits | CIARA |
| 16 | “Uh-huh” | YEP |
| 17 | Absent 59-Down, item on a pretrip to-do list? | GETRENTACAR |
| 19 | Undercover outfit? | PJS |
| 20 | “Take Me to the Land of Hell” singer | ONO |
| 21 | Represent with words or paint | LIMN |
| 22 | Bananagrams piece | TILE |
| 24 | See 52-Across | MATE |
| 26 | Absent 58-Across, star of the Rome Centurions baseball team? | CAESARSACE |
| 30 | Fought extinction | ADAPTED |
| 32 | Eroded | ATEINTO |
| 33 | With 2-Down, three-time National League home run leader | NOLAN |
| 34 | Prior | AGO |
| 35 | Hardy heroine | TESS |
| 36 | Cuts social media ties with, and what one does to complete the theme answers | UNFRIENDS |
| 40 | Play a mean sax | WAIL |
| 43 | Pioneering ISP | AOL |
| 44 | Africa’s westernmost capital | DAKAR |
| 48 | Use Grubhub, e.g. | ORDERIN |
| 50 | Bovine hybrid | BEEFALO |
| 52 | Absent 24-Across, blow money at an Oman bazaar? | WASTERIALS |
| 54 | Finnish tennis player Ruusuvuori | EMIL |
| 55 | Prior | PAST |
| 56 | Drill that may bore | ROTE |
| 58 | See 26-Across | PAL |
| 59 | Dark horse | BAY |
| 60 | Absent 10-Across, performers in a 106.7 Lite FM commercial? | RADIOADCAST |
| 64 | Speaker’s space fillers | UHS |
| 65 | Completely dominated | OWNED |
| 66 | Canonized fifth-century pope | STLEO |
| 67 | Scrappy-___ (cartoon puppy) | DOO |
| 68 | Casper rival | SEALY |
| 69 | Farrier’s tool | RASP |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | One who sticks to his bricks | LEGOMAN |
| 2 | See 33-Across | ARENADO |
| 3 | Taken together | INTOTAL |
| 4 | E or W, e.g. | DIR |
| 5 | Feign fury | ACTMAD |
| 6 | Warren’s co-star in “Reds” | DIANE |
| 7 | Country-rock singer Brown | ZAC |
| 8 | Tide rival | ERA |
| 9 | “Hell is other people” writer | SARTRE |
| 10 | One way to travel | BYPLANE |
| 11 | Shoots down | REJECTS |
| 12 | Short missions? | OPS |
| 14 | Basis of the Japanese dish kabayaki | EEL |
| 18 | Agreeable | NICE |
| 23 | Oft-repeated question in “Marathon Man” | ISITSAFE |
| 25 | Shoulder decorations | EPAULETS |
| 27 | Stuffing seasoner | SAGE |
| 28 | Heaps | ATON |
| 29 | “Rosy-fingered” goddess | EOS |
| 31 | Onetime airer of “Hee Haw” | TNN |
| 34 | Trouble | AIL |
| 37 | Midway point? | FAIR |
| 38 | Rice-A-___ | RONI |
| 39 | 1950s GOP nominee | DDE |
| 40 | Blow away | WOW |
| 41 | Cheyenne allies | ARAPAHO |
| 42 | “Looks that way to me” | IDSAYSO |
| 45 | Capital north of Lake Victoria | KAMPALA |
| 46 | George Sand, George Eliot and George Orwell | ALIASES |
| 47 | Old desk feature | ROLLTOP |
| 49 | Exhibitions covering artists’ careers, for short | RETROS |
| 50 | Rare, maybe | BLOODY |
| 51 | It is, in Acapulco | ESTA |
| 53 | Servant to Prospero | ARIEL |
| 57 | MS fixers | EDS |
| 59 | See 17-Across | BUD |
| 61 | Blow away | AWE |
| 62 | Swabbed specimen | DNA |
| 63 | Member of the O-line | CTR |