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Wall Street Journal Crossword March 18 2024 Answers

Pronto! in a memo
Rough guess
Misbehaving
With 10-Down protein building blocks
Long-necked wading bird
High card
Pretty sure that’s a negative
Feminine force in Chinese philosophy
Strong impulse
Orangutan for one
Defunct music players
Twisty fish
No reason
Long-necked running birds
From the U.S.
No longer feral
Banks on runways
Vegetable nickname
Hold this position!
Lane’s co-worker
Eye creepily
With the heels elevated
Gymnast Korbut
Apollo 13 org.
How fortuitous in spite of the grim outlook!
Ready Player One star Sheridan
You can dance to it listen to it or dip chips into it
Cut off
Rugged rock face
Prez #16
Call to action at times heard after the starts of 16- 24- 38- and 47-Across
Petroleum-extracting platform
Steamy room
Surgical team’s face wear
Messy room
Supply with chow
Tests the patience of

Love in Roma
Bachelor
Poker cost
Poker prize
Cruise vessels
Basic principle
Classic If you build it they will come project?
Celtics on scoreboards
Home for crawdads
See 12-Across
Tightly packed
To be sung by a couple in music
Drink request
Deutschland domicile
Jim of The Big Bang Theory
Country music’s Naomi or Wynonna
Ballet studio fixture
Online periodical for short
Shows the ropes to
Chiding sound
Took in in a way
Closetful for Claudius
The King and I star Brynner
Jeopardize
Game with red yellow green and blue cards
JFK’s predecessor
Berra who said It’s déjà vu all over again
Setting for a fork perhaps
Detectives follow them
Huh-uh!
Russian rulers
Nun’s wear
Sorrowful poem
Without help
Lose it
Brits’ allies in World War II
Birds-to-be
Cook to nearly burnt
Clumsy fellow
Get legal on
I wish I could unhear that!

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