Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – March 24 2022 – Out to Launch
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Keystone setting | ARCH |
| 5 | Overcharges | SOAKS |
| 10 | Target of some shots | FLU |
| 13 | Winged elm, large mackerel or exuberant cry | WAHOO |
| 15 | Like some movies and diamonds | UNCUT |
| 16 | Significantly | FAR |
| 17 | “Oh What a Circus” musical | EVITA |
| 18 | Much merriment | BARRELOUN |
| 20 | Dict. item | DEF |
| 21 | Leaves in the pot | TEA |
| 23 | Mr. Hyde’s first name | EDWARD |
| 24 | Strongest bones in the body | FEMURS |
| 27 | Third qtr. ender | SEP |
| 28 | Starbucks stack | COEECUPS |
| 30 | Clear while on the road | DEFOG |
| 34 | Player in a striped helmet | BENGAL |
| 35 | Rollover target | IRA |
| 37 | Cinder cone, originally | LAVA |
| 38 | Track trip | LAP |
| 39 | Launchpad event, and a hint to four answers in this puzzle | LIFTOFF |
| 42 | Mammoth trapper | TAR |
| 43 | With no improvement | ASIS |
| 45 | Hosp. workers | DRS |
| 46 | Showing little emotion | FLATLY |
| 48 | Designer Geoffrey | BEENE |
| 50 | Blurry | OUTOOCUS |
| 52 | Gee preceder | EFF |
| 54 | Clause component | PHRASE |
| 55 | Nigerian secessionist state of the 1960s | BIAFRA |
| 58 | Summer hrs. in Savannah | EDT |
| 59 | Protection letters | SPF |
| 62 | Branch bigwig | BANKOICER |
| 64 | Church figure | ELDER |
| 66 | Torah protector | ARK |
| 67 | Totaled | RANTO |
| 68 | Songwriter Warren with 13 Oscar nominations | DIANE |
| 69 | One or more | ANY |
| 70 | Step surface | TREAD |
| 71 | Force unit | DYNE |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Blown away | AWED |
| 2 | Pan’s antithesis | RAVE |
| 3 | Meringue-like dessert | CHIFFONPIE |
| 4 | All the rage | HOT |
| 5 | Ascent maker | SUBARU |
| 6 | Words with budget or dime | ONA |
| 7 | Park parcel | ACRE |
| 8 | Turkish minority group | KURDS |
| 9 | Lost sleep | STEWED |
| 10 | “___ Fake” (1973 Orson Welles film) | FFOR |
| 11 | Acclaim | LAUD |
| 12 | Luncheon dispenser | URN |
| 14 | Haggis ingredient | OATMEAL |
| 19 | Boutonniere spot | LAPEL |
| 22 | Who “alone has looked on Beauty bare,” according to Edna St. Vincent Millay | EUCLID |
| 25 | Sleep research scan, for short | EEG |
| 26 | Demonstrates the need for a bib | SPITSUP |
| 28 | Suspend | CEASE |
| 29 | Hit letters | SRO |
| 31 | When festivities culminate in the French Quarter | FATTUESDAY |
| 32 | Zeros, essentially | OVALS |
| 33 | Player in the World Golf Hall of Fame | GARY |
| 34 | Be indiscreet | BLAB |
| 36 | Provide | AFFORD |
| 40 | Way to sway | FRO |
| 41 | Suggested, as an idea | FLOATED |
| 44 | Furtive fellow | SNEAK |
| 47 | Rm. coolers | ACS |
| 49 | Elbow grease | EFFORT |
| 51 | Punishment, in a maxim | THEROD |
| 53 | Dominican, e.g. | FRIAR |
| 55 | Stock holder | BARN |
| 56 | Like the depths | INKY |
| 57 | Proactiv target | ACNE |
| 60 | Philadelphia Ivy | PENN |
| 61 | Not busy | FREE |
| 62 | Lamb lament | BAA |
| 63 | Three-stroke letter | ETA |
| 65 | Tupperware part | LID |