Here are the answers to The Washington Post Crossword puzzles Thursday March 11, 2021.
“All Rise” actress Helgenberger – MARG
“Got it!” – AHA
“Got it” – IDIG
“I can take __!” – AHINT
“It’s __ good” – ALL
“Mazel __!” – TOV
“On the Floor” singer – JLO
“Romanian Rhapsodies” composer – ENESCO
“Solutions and Other Problems” writer Brosh – ALLIE
2016 US Open champ Wawrinka – STAN
Ability – SKILL
Answer to the riddle “What cheese is made backward?” – EDAM
Behold, to Cicero – ECCE
Berliner’s “Blimey!” – ACH
Beverage nut – KOLA
Blind parts – SLATS
Blue-green – AQUAMARINE
Braying beast – ASS
Breakout stars? – NOVAS
Breeze (through) – SAIL
Butter __ – PECAN
Campbell’s concoction – VVVVVVVVJUICE
Carpenter’s tool – RASP
Carpet type – SHAG
Chi.-based flier – UAL
Cinematographer Nykvist – SVEN
Compassionate but strict approach – TOUGHLOVE
Curved sabers – SCIMITARS
Devise, with “up” – DRUM
Diamond VIPs – MGRS
Do lutzes, say – SKATE
Exploits – USES
Freedom, in Swahili – UHURU
Garage occupant – AUTO
Goat’s cry – MAA
Green on a weather map – RAIN
Gush on stage – EMOTE
Irish actor Stephen – REA
Island kingdom whose capital is Nuku’alofa – TONGA
Jersey type – VNECK
John follower – ACTS
Landlocked Asian country – LAOS
Largest portion – LIONSSHARE
LeBron’s hometown – AKRON
Make mittens, say – KNIT
Makes illegal – BANS
Meeting of powerful nations – GGGGGGGSUMMIT
Messy one – SLOB
Miranda __ of “Homeland” – OTTO
Mr. Potato Head piece – EAR
Native Nebraskan – OTOE
Old autocrat – TSAR
One in a sailor’s repertoire – KNOT
One looking at a lot of tickets – USHER
Percussion pair – HIHAT
Ping-Pong table need – NET
Possessive pronoun – OUR
Put away – EAT
Put on – STAGE
Quads on roads – ATVS
Retreat – NEST
Roomba pickup – CRUMB
School contest – BEE
Sermon subject – EVIL
Some Balkans – SLAVS
Spotted – SEEN
Stein’s partner – TOKLAS
Surprise attack – RAID
Team at a drug bust – KKKKKKKKKUNIT
Term of affection – CUTIE
Trig. function – COS
Vaudeville fare – SKITS
Vegas rollers – DICE
Whack, biblically – SMITE
Wheelhouse – AREA
Wore – HADON
Young Adult novel by Carl Hiaasen about an owl habitat – HOOT
__ au vin – COQ
