WSJ Crossword February 26 2024 Answers
The complete list of answers to the WSJ Crossword published on February 26 2024.
- 74
- Total Clues
- 37
- Total Across
- 37
- Total Down
Clues Across (37 total)
(1)
Sound of thunder
(5)
Tennis do-over
(8)
Image problem, for short
(13)
Brazilian soccer legend
(14)
Gorilla, for example
(15)
Magnetic quality
(16)
Threatening or hostile situation
(18)
Cars that connect to Superchargers
(19)
Break away
(20)
Gender prefix
(21)
Tell a tall tale
(22)
Spread on a bed
(23)
Excessively disorganized situation
(25)
Hot blood
(26)
Detail map, often
(29)
Some RSVP replies
(30)
Employee discount, for example
(32)
Admitted a humiliating mistake
(34)
1978 comedy hit, or a hint to 16-, 23-, 47- and 57-Across
(37)
Like some rural schools
(38)
Hit for the Village People
(41)
Dogs do it
(44)
Kind of eclipse or calendar
(46)
Letter after chi
(47)
Scene of ruthless competition
(49)
Wide receiver ___ Beckham Jr.
(51)
Road goo
(52)
Place to get stuck
(53)
Fully developed
(55)
Acquire
(57)
Environment lacking in privacy
(59)
Nursery buys
(60)
Sixth sense, briefly
(61)
Operatic solo
(62)
Puts in the mail
(63)
Uno doubled
(64)
“This ___ sudden!”
Clues Down (37 total)
(1)
Rank between Pvt. and Sgt.
(2)
It’s not working
(3)
Soothing succulent
(4)
Veep after Biden
(5)
Alan of “Shane”
(6)
Fencer’s sword
(7)
Perfect figure?
(8)
Sneeze follower
(9)
Singers Green and Jarreau
(10)
D.C. airport
(11)
Speak highly of
(12)
Puts back to zero
(15)
Bickering
(17)
“The X-Files” org.
(20)
Become popular
(22)
Chips’ partner
(23)
Extend, as an angler’s line
(24)
Quite topical
(27)
Birth certificate info
(28)
Like a cloudless night
(31)
Forgo the doorbell, perhaps
(33)
Tomato variety
(35)
Comes into
(36)
Large penguins
(39)
Narnia creator
(40)
Feel unwell
(41)
Camera aperture numbers
(42)
Abet, say
(43)
Kilt pattern
(45)
IRA variety
(48)
They may elicit groans
(50)
Home of the world’s tallest building
(53)
Soy paste used in Japanese soup
(54)
Nile reptiles
(56)
Plus
(57)
Nourished
(58)
Language of Southeast Asia
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