WSJ Crossword March 7 2026 Answers (3/7/26)

Our WSJ Crossword March 7, 2026 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue. The Wall Street Journal Crossword is a well-known and respected puzzle that appeals to solvers looking for a challenging and thought-provoking experience. The puzzles are created by a team of skilled constructors and are known for their clever clues, intricate wordplay, and challenging themes. The WSJ Crossword is published daily and offers solvers the opportunity to exercise their minds while enjoying a classic form of entertainment.

WSJ Crossword March 7, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 3/7/26, we’ve listed all of the crossword clues below so you can find the answer(s) you need. You can search for the clue and then select the appropriate clue to get the answer. We have done it this way so that if you’re just looking for a handful of clues, you won’t spoil other ones you’re working on!

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#	Clue
1A	Bass boosters
5A	Brewer’s base
9A	On the warpath
14A	Some baskets
19A	Pub projectile
20A	Frostbite remedy
21A	Blockhead
22A	Laughable
23A	Roughly a third of Earth’s land
24A	Depend
25A	Chair-designing surname
26A	Elizabeth of “Avengers: Endgame”
27A	Hop, skip and jump?
30A	Squashed the bugs in, maybe
32A	Drum part
33A	Not a mystery
34A	Sort
36A	Expresses disapproval
38A	Tom, Dick and Harry?
42A	Schooner fill
44A	Title orphan in a 1901 picaresque novel
46A	Minuscule amount
47A	Green feature
48A	Hook, line and sinker?
53A	Asked earnestly
57A	United
58A	Had a hankering
59A	Yard pest
60A	Sitka citizen
62A	Real laugh-getter
63A	High hairstyles
66A	Key near Z
67A	Morning, noon and night?
74A	Malaysia’s First World Hotel’s 7,351
75A	Fasten-your-seatbelt reminders
76A	Popular jeans
78A	Germane
81A	Home in the ground
83A	Block
84A	Chart template
85A	Lively style
87A	Lock, stock and barrel?
90A	“Yikes!”
92A	Element of change
94A	Android alternative
95A	Start of a trip, perhaps
96A	Faith, hope and charity?
103A	Brand with a sunburst in its logo
105A	Pioneering
106A	“That’s someone ___ problem”
108A	Creator of the Eloi and Morlocks
111A	Act the factotum
113A	Small, medium and large?
116A	Complete
117A	“Shrine of Texas Liberty”
119A	Aviators’ website domain
120A	Go on the warpath
121A	Partner of Drang
122A	They crash and break
123A	High-powered engine
124A	Teen heartthrob
125A	Slave girl in “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”
126A	Regrettable outburst
127A	When repeated, “You get the picture...”
128A	Sound preceding a shared secret
1D	White House’s first occupant
2D	Wall worker
3D	Invitation-only performance
4D	Flight components
5D	Helgenberger of “CSI: Vegas”
6D	Smart guy
7D	Fond farewell
8D	Refrain heard in the 1983 hit “The Curly Shuffle”
9D	“That wasn’t just lip service!”
10D	Chappell on the charts
11D	Elvis, as of March 1960
12D	Oxford tip
13D	Clinch
14D	AC-to-DC converters
15D	Open, in a way
16D	Stink eye
17D	Support for a proposal
18D	Email button
28D	In the raw, informally
29D	Finish off, in gamer slang
31D	Wrestling goal
35D	“Do I need to draw you ___?”
37D	Seminarian’s subject
39D	Myrna of “Cheaper by the Dozen”
40D	Radius neighbor
41D	Existed
42D	Way in the distance
43D	Authorized
45D	Amazon acquisition in 2022
49D	Straight
50D	High hairstyles
51D	Purina brand
52D	Fix, as a voice-over
54D	“If I Were King of the Forest” singer
55D	Bulldog backers
56D	Laughable
61D	“___ 17” (1953 Billy Wilder movie)
64D	Rock’s genesis
65D	Volume setting?
66D	Essman of “Curb Your Enthusiasm”
68D	Word said with a shake of the head
69D	Hard work
70D	Org. that sued the Village People for trademark infringement
71D	Milky mineraloid
72D	Roles for Streep
73D	Clan clashes
77D	Hightailed it
78D	Intl. cartel since 1960
79D	Close
80D	Busts out on the dance floor
82D	Credit for a sac fly
83D	Abandon
86D	Sweet 16 org.
87D	Equip
88D	Lying down
89D	Drapery holder
91D	Deliberate losers
93D	Taking a break
97D	Insincerely flattering
98D	Up to, informally
99D	Merger acquisitions?
100D	Brazilian’s greeting
101D	Org. with a submarine force
102D	Euro predecessor that featured King Juan Carlos I’s portrait
104D	Proceed without restraint
107D	Fathered
109D	Nigerian metropolis
110D	Put through a refinery
111D	Furniture collection?
112D	Bus driver for Bart and Milhouse
114D	Marvel superheroes
115D	Chaplin of “Avatar: Fire and Ash”
118D	Body of eau

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