Answer: STEEP
STEEP is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 160 times.
- At quite an incline
- Exorbitant
- Pricey
- Like a bluff
- Brew
- Causing sticker shock
- Awfully high
- Rather inclined
- Not gradual
- Very expensive
- Prepare, as tea
- Hardly cheap
- Tough to climb, perhaps
- Very inclined
- Expensive
- Precipitous
- Soak
- Acclivitous
- Brew, in a teapot
- High-priced
- Big-ticket
- Difficult to scale
- Like the face of El Capitan
- Highly inclined
- Prepare tea
- Pretty pricy
- Cheap's rhyming antonym
- Quite high
- Brew in a teapot
- Likely to cause sticker shock
- Awfully expensive
- Cheap's rhyming opposite
- Not gentle, as a hill
- Like a canyon's sides
- Prohibitive, perhaps
- Extremely high, as prices
- Soak, as a tea bag
- Very costly
- Immerse
- Hard to climb
- Hard to afford
- Like an A-frame roof
- Brew, as tea
- Let sit, as a tea bag
- Declivitous
- Of high elevation
- Like El Capitan's face
- Quite expensive
- Highly sloped
- Ready tea
- Dear, as a price
- Hard to climb, perhaps
- Brew in a teapot, e.g.
- Costly
- Sharply inclined
- Excessive, as prices
- Make tea
- Like some prices
- Exorbitant, as prices
- High, pricewise
- High, as a price
- Costing a pretty penny
- Drench
- Sheer
- Virtually vertical
- What a learning curve may be
- Mountainous
- Almost straight up and down, as a cliff
- Like a cliff
- Like cliffs
- Percolate
- Like some slopes
- Marinate
- Prepare the Oolong
- Rhyming antonym of "cheap"
- Be in hot water
- Overly costly
- Sharply sloped
- Like the fiscal cliff?
- Considerable, as discounts
- Tough to climb
- Nearly vertical
- Exorbitant, as a cost
- High-end
- Awfully high, as a price
- Precipitous slope
- Likely to tax one's budget
- Pickle, e.g.
- Severely inclined
- Unreasonably high
- Approaching vertical
- Tough to climb, in a way
- Adjective for a canyon wall
- Soak, as tea
- Sharply slanted
- Nearly vertical, as a cliff
- Exhorbitant
- Like some learning curves
- Like a mountainside
- Hardly economical
- Exorbitantly priced
- Descriptive of some bills or hills
- Higher than you might have hoped
- Inclined sharply, as a hill
- Dear
- Like some prices or slopes
- Like many roller coaster drops
- Excessive, as a price
- Not worth it, perhaps
- Having a sharp incline
- Excessively high, price-wise
- Uncomfortably pricey
- Almost vertical, as a slope
- Like either main face of El Capitan
- Opposite of cheap
- Like "black diamond" slopes
- High-grade?
- Use a teapot
- Macerate
- Tough to get up
- Pretty expensive
- Extremely high, price-wise
- Brew via teapot
- Difficult to climb
- Exorbitant, as a price
- Like tough hills to climb
- Sky high, as prices
- Prohibitively priced
- Verb whose middle letters aptly sound like "tea"
- Likely to take a bite out of one's wallet
- Like the sides of a 49-Across
- A lot to pay
- Like a double black diamond trail
- Allow to soak, as tea
- Excessively expensive
- Like some ski slopes and prices
- Nearly vertical, as a slope
- Like some cliffs and costs
- Like some difficult hikes
- Verb on a tea packet
- Like a black diamond slope
- Like some hills and prices
- Like high prices
- Rhyme and antonym of "cheap"
- Pricing word that rhymes with its opposite
- Like some roller coaster drops
- More than one would hope to pay
- So inclined?
- Up a lot?
- Soak, in a way
- Difficult to climb, in a way
- Prepare, as an infusion
- Like a challenging climb
- Soak, like a tea bag
- Getting a high grade?
- Spendy
- Like San Francisco's Lombard Street
- Like Pittsburgh's Canton Avenue, famously
- Like some black diamond runs
- Like an intimidating climb