WSJ Crossword March 19 2025 Answers

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WSJ Crossword March 19 2025 Answers

  • Walker who may be XING
    PED
  • No ifs ___ or buts
    ANDS
  • CEO’s underling
    ASST
  • Cries from fútbol fans
    OLES
  • Turtle-like creature from the Mario universe
    KOOPA
  • Quirks
    TICS
  • *Jake Gyllenhaal and Rebecca Ferguson in space…act frugally?
    LIFESAVERS
  • Dash say
    FLEE
  • 12-time NBA All-Star Thomas
    ISIAH
  • Fields of endeavor
    AREAS
  • Dr. for laryngitis and otitis sufferers
    ENT
  • Group with rackets
    THEMOB
  • *Helen Mirren as a retired MI6 assassin…makes short-form videos?
    REDVINES
  • Spot for a stud or a bud
    EAR
  • Live Well retailer
    GNC
  • Family member endearingly
    AUNTIE
  • Ten-by-eight-inch writing paper size
    QUARTO
  • Bird sacred to Thoth
    IBIS
  • *Pregnant Arnold…makes coins?
    JUNIORMINTS
  • Yachting perhaps
    ASEA
  • Island group north of Hispaniola
    CAICOS
  • More than giggled
    ROARED
  • Lasso with a whistle
    TED
  • Upsilon follower
    PHI
  • *Sean Penn as an activist city supervisor…has some failures?
    MILKDUDS
  • Pageant prizes
    TIARAS
  • Well what have we here!
    OHO
  • Tender spots
    SORES
  • Spa amenity
    SAUNA
  • Sign on for a second hitch
    REUP
  • Best part of going to the theater…and a hint to the starred clues
    MOVIECANDY
  • Jet stream heading
    EAST
  • Done openly
    OVERT
  • Spotted
    SEEN
  • Prohibition backers
    DRYS
  • Vance Air Force Base’s Oklahoma location
    ENID
  • Kwik’s opposite in ad-speak
    SLO