Below you will find all the answers for the Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers – December 22 2021 – Extra Fees divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | San Francisco’s ___ Tower | COIT |
| 5 | Wiry | LEAN |
| 9 | Clydesdale sound | CLOP |
| 13 | Alarmed exclamation | OHNO |
| 14 | Sound muffled by an elbow, perhaps | ACHOO |
| 16 | It gets played | ROLE |
| 17 | Extra fees from the birthing center? | LABORCOSTS |
| 19 | “Redemption” writer | URIS |
| 20 | Host who got a lot of questions | TREBEK |
| 21 | Compatriot, informally | PAISANO |
| 23 | Rental choice | SEDAN |
| 24 | Extra fees from the chiropractor’s office? | BACKTAXES |
| 26 | Some revolvers | DOORS |
| 28 | Tuition reducer | AID |
| 29 | Winning service | ACE |
| 32 | Squeezing snakes | BOAS |
| 34 | Requiring a lot of attention | NEEDY |
| 38 | Extra fees from a politician’s manager? | HANDLINGCHARGES |
| 42 | Home to 1.4 billion | INDIA |
| 43 | Ferrara farewell | CIAO |
| 44 | Wonder Woman portrayer Gadot | GAL |
| 45 | Strands in a lab | DNA |
| 47 | Stews | FRETS |
| 50 | Extra fee from a Honda importer? | CIVICDUTY |
| 54 | Get very hot | ROAST |
| 58 | Hams | EMOTERS |
| 59 | Bowler, in slang | KEGLER |
| 60 | Home to 4.7 billion | ASIA |
| 61 | Extra fee from an Oregon city? | EUGENELEVY |
| 64 | Advice from a bear | SELL |
| 65 | “Grazie” response | PREGO |
| 66 | Mathematician’s x and y | AXES |
| 67 | Abbr. replacing some names | ETAL |
| 68 | Groundbreaking invention | PLOW |
| 69 | Pub missile | DART |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Team with a horseshoe logo | COLTS |
| 2 | United hub | OHARE |
| 3 | Dreaming, maybe | INBED |
| 4 | “What a shame!” | TOOBAD |
| 5 | Deficiency | LACK |
| 6 | Environmental prefix | ECO |
| 7 | Spa sighs | AHS |
| 8 | Like most ethnic jokes | NOTPC |
| 9 | Champion of a cause | CRUSADER |
| 10 | Seuss character who decries the “smogulous smoke” | LORAX |
| 11 | Pocket protector? | OLINE |
| 12 | Mexican bread | PESOS |
| 15 | Tennis champ Naomi | OSAKA |
| 18 | Clinton’s attorney general | RENO |
| 22 | 1986 Turner autobiography | ITINA |
| 24 | One might be worth a few bucks | BRONC |
| 25 | For free, in a way | ASAGIFT |
| 27 | Kimono clincher | OBI |
| 29 | Fish often cooked tataki-style | AHI |
| 30 | Send packing | CAN |
| 31 | Stop | END |
| 33 | Like many campfire stories | SCARY |
| 35 | “Which came first?” choice | EGG |
| 36 | Org. for narcs | DEA |
| 37 | Big initials in fashion | YSL |
| 39 | Accomplished everything | DIDITALL |
| 40 | Joust implement | LANCE |
| 41 | Groundbreaking invention | HOE |
| 46 | Madison Ave. pro | ADREP |
| 48 | Almond or pecan | TREE |
| 49 | “That pleases me greatly!” | SOGLAD |
| 50 | Stop | CEASE |
| 51 | “Ready when you are!” | IMSET |
| 52 | Revealing word | VOILA |
| 53 | Assume by force | USURP |
| 55 | Disembodied listener | ALEXA |
| 56 | Break off, as ties | SEVER |
| 57 | Secret rendezvous | TRYST |
| 59 | Be certain of | KNOW |
| 62 | Alternative to mousse | GEL |
| 63 | Psychoanalysis subject | EGO |
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