WSJ Crossword March 28 2026 Answers (3/28/26)

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WSJ Crossword March 28, 2026 Answers

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#	Clue
1A	Force a definite answer from
8A	Bring forth
13A	Sings the praises of
18A	Mobile cells
19A	Predator with a mask, e.g.
20A	38-Across feature
21A	Job for Sun-Maid’s marketing department?
23A	Gully of the Southwest
24A	A bit more than 4,000 square meters
25A	Flor de Caña and Diplomático, e.g.
26A	1971 title role for Donald Sutherland
28A	Stock holder
29A	Psalter of Jesus and Mary, familiarly
32A	Sewing up a rip before it gets any bigger, say?
35A	Noisy fights
38A	Sprite holder
39A	Become weaker
40A	Lowest cardinal
41A	Wee lad
43A	Grammy-winning country singer Travis
44A	Nucleotide sequences
45A	Airline chaos resulting from no assigned seating?
48A	“La Belle Excentrique” composer
51A	Arrive at the airport
52A	Field marshal, of a sort
53A	Don
57A	Pushed, puppy-style
58A	Language that gave us “bog” and “glen”
61A	Numismatist’s rating better than “good” but worse than “about uncirculated”
62A	Solemn profession
63A	1996 MLB batting champ, familiarly
64A	Making sense of some abstract pieces?
66A	Colleague of Salt and DJ Spinderella
67A	School in Dallas Co.
68A	Word with market or circus
69A	Star of 10 Scorsese films
70A	Convivial
71A	Ready to ride, as a bike
73A	Marbling in meat
74A	Pole star?
75A	Before, in Bordeaux
77A	Ski boot grip made from recycled material?
81A	Clear out
84A	Post-op therapy
86A	“The Hitch” author Levine
87A	Ingenuous response to an accusation
88A	Doing nothing
89A	“My word!”
91A	Recliner feature
93A	Spotting the person who’s covertly following you?
95A	Big hit for Al Jolson
97A	33rd POTUS
98A	Christmas tree decoration, sometimes
99A	Unable to decide
100A	Area east of the Caspian Sea
104A	Complete
106A	ID check at the vacation inn’s bar?
111A	Identities
112A	Answer to an admiral
113A	Informal alliance
114A	Deuce beaters
115A	State tree of Texas
116A	Music producers
1D	Start for legal or medic
2D	Tahoe runner
3D	Cynical genre
4D	Parched place
5D	Sash tied with a musubi knot
6D	Whey-faced
7D	Buffalo Bill Ranch State Historical Park location
8D	Some deliveries
9D	Joint protector
10D	Mahershala with Oscars
11D	Flirts with, slyly
12D	Pays no attention to
13D	Last surviving star from AFI’s 100 Years...100 Stars list
14D	Busy mo. for CPAs
15D	Idealistic
16D	Preeminent woman in her field
17D	Marine invertebrates
19D	Rank-smelling
20D	Eucharist dish
22D	1920 apek play
27D	Thurman of “Kill Bill”
30D	Beat for a contract, say
31D	Watch from hiding
32D	Frayed, perhaps
33D	“Gotcha, daddy-o”
34D	Socially inept sort
35D	Market indicator
36D	Bear suits
37D	Is a smash, presumably
38D	Held back
42D	Printer’s list
44D	Taunting remark
46D	Not natural
47D	Monopoly holding
49D	Acid variety
50D	Secret society in Chinatown
54D	Some extra pay
55D	They go high
56D	Influence
57D	Artemis org.
58D	Hole setting
59D	Bar blocks
60D	Informal discussions
61D	Narrow inlets
64D	Emmy winner Alan
65D	Sábado and domingo, por ejemplo
66D	Await decision
68D	Word below Monticello, on a coin
70D	Make do
72D	“Le Tombeau de Couperin” composer
74D	Warning sound
76D	Export shortfall
77D	Subsequently
78D	Tolled
79D	Amounts in accounts
80D	“Shoo!”
81D	Most limber
82D	Lou Grant’s portrayer
83D	Somewhat
85D	Lethal look
89D	Cheryl of “Curb Your Enthusiasm”
90D	Liberia’s official lang.
92D	Library devotee
94D	Going rates
95D	Rise rapidly
96D	Mockingly funny
99D	Alternative to queen or king
101D	Function named from the Latin for “curve”
102D	A fan of
103D	Years and years
105D	Brown, e.g.
107D	Shamus
108D	Simile center
109D	Symbol of industry
110D	Numbered hwy.

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