Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 9th 2024) clues of Thomas Joseph crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 48 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Auction proviso

Rocker setting

Recap

In the know

Become narrower

Put off

Genesis name

Slalom maneuver

Bar bill

Edit

Tiara adorners

Some pitchers

Key

Wild parties

Do some modeling

Texas team

Auction buy

Cal. column

Grammys category

Cornhusker city

“Pal Joey” writer

Moon of Saturn

Famous

Appears

Cross the stream

Showy flower

More smooth

Hamper

Take to court

Stationery buys

Have debts

Roof supporter

Defeats decisively

Cook’s collection

Exact

Outstanding

Full of energy

“Understand?”

Literary adaptation

Dorm sharer

Will subject

Book goofs

Flew high

Novel ideas

Digging tool

Stadium group

Deli meat

In what way

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