Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 18th 2020) clues of Crossword Champ Pro crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 80 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| They may be scrambled or fried |
| Japanese outcasts |
| Dismal |
| Bloodshed |
| Not fresh |
| Not flat |
| Pittsburgh football team |
| Vert.'s opposite |
| Cuckoos |
| Coastal metropolis in northeastern Brazil |
| Jabber |
| Network inside each of us |
| Military warning (2 wds.) |
| Compound with double-bonded carbon atoms |
| Heavy reading |
| Fleecy farm females |
| Harness race pace |
| Paint-company employee |
| Town NE of Cincinnati |
| 1990 Gibson comic adventure |
| Kind of toast |
| Stadium cover |
| Free-for-all |
| Canine command |
| They're on tap in taprooms |
| Cockney's greeting |
| Caen's river |
| Touch |
| Chapter in history |
| Mil. authority |
| Gloats |
| Brazilian palm, coco de ___ |
| Hon or sweetheart |
| Capital of Switzerland |
| ___ Dame |
| Chassidic Jewish spiritual leader |
| Woofs |
| Living matter |
| Rinse, as with a solvent |
| Carly ___ Jepsen, singer with the 2012 album "Kiss" |
| River of Tuscany |
| Thin as ___ |
| Oxalis plants |
| Phrase to an underling |
| Lay into |
| Cash dispensers |
| Joan of Arc, at the time of her death |
| Drop ___ (start to strip) |
| Cautions |
| Federal retirement org. |
| Map abbrs. |
| Insulting |
| Lancelot, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Some beans |
| Sand kickers, stereotypically |
| Kentucky county in a 1976 Oscar-winning documentary |
| Fr. holy woman |
| White-spotted rodent |
| Rain forest mammal |
| Barbershop sound |
| Ruined "rose-red city" of Jordan |
| Dart |
| Piloted |
| Suffer defeat |
| Persia, now |
| Surgery sites, briefly |
| Deliver a shocking surprise |
| "It's ___!" : A DEAL |
| "Two owls and _ __": E. Lear |
| Sci-fi princess |
| Monk parrot |
| Wholly |
| Unlock, to Shakespeare |
| E.R. personnel |
| Morales of film |
| Brown stocking shade |
| Restrain |
| With 13-Down, blew one's stack |
| Away from the outer edge |
| Literary collections |