WSJ Crossword March 22 2025 Answers (3/22/25)

Our WSJ Crossword March 22, 2025 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 22, 2025 Answers

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#	Clue
1A	Jerusalem artichoke, e.g.
6A	Key on a map
10A	MC Hammer’s “___ Touch This”
15A	Siliceous stone
19A	Stage part
20A	Watered down
21A	Relish
22A	14-time French Open champ, familiarly
23A	Appendage for a snowman?
25A	Intrepid group?
27A	NASA go-aheads
28A	Raptors’ roosts
30A	Intensely motivated
31A	Issa of “American Fiction”
32A	Been livid
34A	Cake decorator’s device
38A	Talk show physician
40A	Nest part
41A	Tag amount
43A	Dropping pitch
44A	Ben who won a Tony for “Pippin”
46A	Goggle
47A	Sympathetic sort
48A	Quantity in an equation
50A	Severely criticizes
51A	Account amount
52A	Everglades waders
53A	Winter bug
54A	Farm job
55A	Added to the pot
56A	Tie up
58A	Wrench name
59A	Gilbert and Sullivan princess
62A	Stadium sounds
63A	Rocket science?
65A	Buss on a double-decker bus, say
66A	Pub brew
67A	Makes like a snake
68A	Tall tales
69A	Start a session, in a way
70A	Like motets
72A	Last letter in Labrador
73A	Like yaks and oxen
74A	Ready for the dog show
76A	Sheds some tears
79A	Gives meaning to
80A	Not for the youngest
81A	Secures
82A	Sonnet section
83A	Tripping
84A	Marx brother who didn’t appear in their movies
85A	Mr. Peanut prop
86A	When compared with
89A	Stove connections
91A	Moderately slow
93A	Lamb tender
94A	Vulgarity
96A	Infected with bacteria
97A	Give over
98A	Senior moment?
102A	Swaggering sentry?
104A	Unsure of which option to take
105A	Climate activist Thunberg
106A	Falling-out
107A	Garfield’s middle name
108A	Large draft
109A	Mitigates
110A	Good pair
111A	Butter up
1D	Round Table tunic
2D	Commotion
3D	Commit a big no-no while fire-walking?
4D	Seemingly forever
5D	GOP org.
6D	Words at the altar
7D	Get a piece of
8D	Jacket feature
9D	Protagonist in a series of books by 11-Down
10D	Charging connection
11D	Sci-fi writer Orson Scott ___
12D	Scrooge’s sin
13D	Greenhorn
14D	Piazza with a famous fountain
15D	Killer in “The Murders in the Rue Morgue”
16D	Nice round number?
17D	Toward the tail
18D	Place down
24D	Accelerates
26D	Tentatively add to the schedule
29D	Nasal separators
33D	Apothecary weight
35D	Harvesting corn?
36D	Paris preposition
37D	“American Gigolo” star
39D	There are six in a million
42D	Returns recipient, for short
45D	Objectivist author Ayn
46D	Kind of fund
47D	Reacted to a fright
48D	Scarlett lady
49D	Concerned with corrections
50D	Punches
51D	Diamond count
53D	Unnecessary embellishment
54D	Mix
56D	Basic chord
57D	Hog haven
58D	Buenos ___
60D	“Lorna ___”
61D	Patron saint of virgins
63D	Twiddling one’s thumbs, perhaps
64D	Rattles
65D	Union dissolved in 1991
67D	One doing a stand-up job
69D	Roomy apartment
71D	Soaking spot
73D	Implore
74D	Rum drink
75D	Protein-synthesizing molecule in cells, briefly
76D	Net alternative
77D	14-Down setting, natively
78D	Best Actor Oscar winner for 1990
79D	Canine treaters
81D	Guns
82D	Oldest U.S. state capital
84D	Family divisions
85D	Goat-related
87D	“Well, phooey!”
88D	“Okay if I go home now?”
90D	Catcher Carlton Fisk, to friends
92D	Winger of “Urban Cowboy”
95D	Find awful
97D	Nation east of the Yucatan Channel
98D	“Dynamite” K-pop group
99D	Argument
100D	State Farm Stadium team, on scoreboards
101D	“___ queen!” (slangy approval)
103D	Loquacious gift

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