Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Feb 13 2022 were just published. The solution for Saturday, 12 February 2022 Puzzle is here for you, if you need help.
The Puzzle Grid for Today is 21 boxes wide and 21 boxes tall. It’s name is Alternate Plans. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created by Alex Eaton-Salners & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 69 Horizontal Clues and 71 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
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WSJ ACROSS
- . Like “Romeo and Juliet”TRAGIC
- . Spots, perhapsRASH
- . School matesFISH
- . Excel at the comedy clubSLAY
- . Casual denialUNHUNH
- . Fencing optionEPEE
- . Member of a certain septetASIA
- . Pigskin, e.g.HIDE
- . Bluegrass instrumentsBASSFIDDLES
- . Turn sharplyVEER
- . Four Corners peopleUTES
- . SumsTOTESUP
- . Goes toe-to-toeDOESBATTLE
- . Virtual peopleSIMS
- . “I Ain’t Marching Any More” singer PhilOCHS
- . Lang. of LeipzigGER
- . MussesTOUSLES
- . Number on a vowel tile in ScrabbleONE
- . V-J Day ended itWWII
- . Rock boxAMP
- . NFL cornerback BurnsARTIE
- . What many try to find in HollywoodFAMEANDFORTUNE
- . Sound, for exampleINLET
- . Govt.-issued securityTBOND
- . Basic French verbETRE
- . Curative elixirsTONICS
- . Hula accompanimentUKE
- . “Odyssey” sorceressCIRCE
- . Common cult leader delusionSAVIORCOMPLEX
- . Tablet input devicesSTYLI
- . “Every seat is spoken for,” on B’waySRO
- . More unearthlyEERIER
- . BootOUST
- . Baker with eight GrammysANITA
- . Dash or Butterworth, in storesMRS
- . BoorishCRASS
- . Throws toward the stratosphereLOBS
- . Storied voyagerSINBAD
- . Rapper/actor ___ DefMOS
- . Saturn’s largest moonTITAN
- . Feature of 23-AcrossSTEPPINGASIDE
- . “Under the Jaguar Sun” author CalvinoITALO
- . Absorbed the cost ofATE
- . Flowers with bright raysASTERS
- . Troublesome tykesIMPS
- . Trendy 1980s Manhattan nightclubNELLS
- . Top hat or race car, in MonopolyTOKEN
- . Feature of 28-AcrossSTAGGERINGDEBT
- . Crème de la crèmeELITE
- . Station stuffGAS
- . They’re sometimes inflatedEGOS
- . Boulogne-___-MerSUR
- . Prepared for companyCLEANED
- . High spiritsPEP
- . Studio feeRENT
- . Spanakopita ingredientFETA
- . Feature of 40-AcrossHOPPINGMAD
- . Warrior with two swordsSAMURAI
- . “Wonder Woman” villainARES
- . Clock faceDIAL
- . Feature of 55-AcrossSKIPPEDROPE
- . AboutINRE
- . Glossary entryTERM
- . Annoying sortPEST
- . Pew separatorsAISLES
- . Loch of legendNESS
- . Heavy metal bands?ORES
- . Stuns to silenceAWES
- . DormantLATENT
WSJ DOWN
- . Popcorn purchaseTUB
- . Basis for some vaccinesSOFTCS
- . Sighs of delightLSAT
- . Billowing blastsCHAIN
- . DeetsRNA
- . Cubs’ home, informallyINABIT
- . Spectral indication of a receding galaxyOTTO
- . Excellent markLORNE
- . OozeAHS
- . “I’ll Bet ___ Nice” (Beach Boys song)MEMORY
- . Give preferential treatment toBEEKEEPERS
- . “Gotcha”GUSTS
- . Brief respiteENCLASP
- . Tea party setting?ELAPSES
- . ConfinesINFO
- . Curly-haired girl of old comicsWADEIN
- . “Easy on Me” singerPANINI
- . Some referendum votesCHITOWN
- . SettleISIS
- . Posse peopleTENDTO
- . Raymond’s condition in “Rain Man”DECIDE
- . Starts to celebrate and ceases?STINT
- . SoonEDGIER
- . Computer capacityREDSHIFT
- . BBC clock settingRANGES
- . Get involved, whether welcome or notMARE
- . Bounded boxAPLUS
- . Hug tightlyORSO
- . ApproximatelyBART
- . Queen of Jordan before Queen RaniaPALMS
- . Physicist FermiSEEP
- . Barely gets (by)AREA
- . Small-screen readingMASSAGED
- . Patisserie workersHES
- . Lady Grantham’s given name on “Downton Abbey”GMT
- . “Don Carlo” composerVERDI
- . Put forwardGAP
- . Period of workSPA
- . Wanders hither and yonDEPUTIES
- . Mother of HorusDIGS
- . Manipulated, as expense figuresSKEW
- . Undercover operationsFAVOR
- . Exam for a future public defender, for shortNOOR
- . Apt name for an Uber driverMEME
- . They smoke on the jobRAISE
- . Lisa’s sibISEE
- . Common comment graphicENRICO
- . “A Writer’s Life” writerPREEMPTS
- . NearlySIESTA
- . Our, in AbruzzoICERS
- . Toasted sandwichSIGNUP
- . Quarters, informallyHARBOR
- . Bumps, on the airCORA
- . RegisterNOTREAL
- . Goes byAUTISM
- . Prerequisite for merging in trafficSTINGS
- . FakeADIA
- . Take care ofSHUTSIN
- . More avant-gardePOSITED
- . Jewelry buyFIRST
- . Michaels with more Emmy nominations than any other personLITTLELULU
- . What chiromancers readTALESE
- . Pay up?OLE
- . Who’s thereADELE
- . Former fillyEKES
- . DistortALLBUT
- . 1998 Sarah McLachlan hitPEN
- . Rejuvenation stationYESES
- . Stadium callTEXT
- . Jotter’s toolNOSTRA
- . Approx. fig.EST