WSJ Crossword March 14 2026 Answers (3/14/26)

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WSJ Crossword March 14, 2026 Answers

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#	Clue
1A	Alan in the Television Academy Hall of Fame
5A	Ices, in gangster lingo
11A	Some Pride Parade wear
15A	Place to get soaked
18A	Much campaign rhetoric
19A	Doo-wop revival group
20A	Bygone bird
21A	Curse
22A	Italian chef’s concern?
24A	Slogan for an urban environmentalist?
26A	“Most definitely, madame!”
27A	Miller offerings
29A	Traditional techies
30A	“The Naming of Cats is a difficult matter...” poet
33A	Unshakable
37A	Primitive weapon
41A	Fans, say
42A	Sired
43A	Goddess of the dawn
46A	Classical-jazz fusion instrument?
48A	Grove giveaway?
50A	Dealing with the situation
51A	Marseille monarch
52A	Pay attention to
53A	“Cute as a button,” e.g.
54A	Risky
56A	English town associated with bath salts
59A	Good place to start
61A	Pension collector
63A	City once called Terminus
65A	Metric masses, briefly
66A	Sound from a haunted sty?
70A	Org. with a movie archive
73A	Orbital maxima
74A	Offer an unrealistic bid
79A	State named for its landscape
82A	Output of atomizers
84A	1982 Richard Pryor movie
85A	Foray
86A	Name on backache pill packages
88A	Really existed
90A	Florence divider
91A	Scores from a Japanese tournament?
93A	Expert adwoman?
96A	Schubert’s “The ___-King”
97A	Grant-___
98A	Like the word “kiwi”
99A	Password creators
100A	Evidence of revision
102A	Chrysler Building style
104A	Smooth fabric
106A	Present occasion
108A	Ring-shaped reefs
113A	Music genre featuring loud women?
117A	Coach’s pep talk?
120A	Take to court
121A	Buffalo’s county
122A	Argumentum ad hominem, e.g.
123A	Pachacuti, e.g.
124A	Martin Amis title
125A	Academic officer
126A	Nod, perhaps
127A	“Enough!”
1D	Beagle’s bowlful
2D	Place
3D	Lucy’s love
4D	Regarding
5D	Noted first baseman
6D	Leia’s spouse
7D	Pit-digging insect
8D	Light horse-drawn vehicle
9D	___ Berry Farm (California amusement park)
10D	Pitching goal
11D	HST’s successor
12D	Pistons forward Holland
13D	Say further
14D	Travel
15D	Patisserie need
16D	Remain undecided
17D	Hewing tools
19D	Biol. and chem., e.g.
23D	Closing bars
25D	Enlightenment-seeking discipline
28D	British cavalry weapon
31D	Foxtrot follows it
32D	Sarge’s superior
34D	Formally endows with
35D	Get mellower
36D	Largest member of the deer family
37D	Really scrub
38D	Edible tubes
39D	Group mailing tool
40D	Central Asia’s ___ Mountains
44D	Stares rudely
45D	Take in
47D	Self-optimize, in a way
48D	Sows and cows, e.g.
49D	Bad way to run
52D	Court painter to Henry VIII
55D	Sat. predecessor
57D	___ doble (dance)
58D	Bad signs
60D	Kite feature
62D	Dando of the Lemonheads
64D	Bird’s base
67D	Lightweight tablet
68D	“That’s wrong!”
69D	Electric bill abbr.
70D	Passion, pour Pierrot et Pierrette
71D	Rejection notice, often
72D	Really digging
75D	Gentlemen admirers
76D	“...poem lovely as ___”
77D	Solitary sort
78D	David of “The Night Agent”
80D	Auburn hue in many Venetian paintings
81D	Long times, to Londoners
83D	Arya Stark’s Needle, e.g.
85D	K.C.-to-Nola direction
87D	Of yore
89D	Lady friend, in Lille
92D	Sigma follower
93D	Delivery truck contents
94D	Edible wheels
95D	Allotted amount
98D	Obsessions
101D	City with a big Mardi Gras celebration
103D	Grant in the movies
104D	Fresh quality
105D	His, in Le Havre
107D	“Easy as falling ___ log”
109D	Blues guitarist Rush
110D	Empty pocket contents
111D	Bonkers
112D	Fly off the handle
114D	Mine extraction
115D	MI6 counterpart
116D	Jennings on “Jeopardy!”
118D	Dapper fellow
119D	Tenth cal. page

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