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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 78 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Movie western |
| "Schindler's List" star |
| Blast furnace input |
| Table scraps |
| Boy, to his madre |
| Sweetheart |
| Use an updraft, say |
| Simon Cowell's old show, familiarly |
| Tuckered out |
| Crazy Horse, e.g. |
| Leftovers dish |
| Sensed |
| Purified, in a way |
| Result of a bad guess in Hangman, say |
| Warty-skinned amphibian |
| Prefix with hertz |
| Evening affair |
| Telephone keypad abbr. |
| 14-line poems |
| Floating, as water lilies |
| Plots of ground |
| Our planet's |
| More painful |
| Tennis term |
| Leaks slowly |
| Geometry class symbol |
| Explosive compounds |
| Fabled race loser |
| Bernstein's ''Trouble in Tahiti,'' e.g. |
| Commoner |
| Show-biz award |
| Strengthen, with "up" |
| At a distance |
| Space agency (abbr.) |
| Comedian Milton ___ |
| Undergrad tech degrees |
| Faculty members (Abbr.) |
| Of ships and tars, abbr. |
| Skater Slutskaya |
| Like some champagne |
| Hair style |
| A Chinese Character, heaven or sky |
| Fence parts |
| Galley slave |
| They're often in a mess |
| A, to an electrician |
| Storyteller who needs no words |
| "Twilight" heroine |
| Rum-laced cakes |
| Ano starter |
| Like an apartment with new tenants |
| Negative particles |
| El ___ (Spanish hero) |
| Certain Art Deco works |
| Writer Turow |
| Repeated word in Sheryl Crow title |
| Pay-___-view |
| Source of milk for pecorino cheese |
| Landing spot for Santa Claus |
| 1982 Disney sci-fi film |
| Use a broom |
| Sicilian resort |
| Transmitted |
| Novi Sad residents |
| Textile worker |
| "The Paper Chase" author |
| Prelude to a duel |
| Barbershop sound |
| Newport Beach isle |
| Soon, to a bard |
| Linguist |
| Stage of the Tour de France |
| Inventor Howe |
| Actress Spelling who hosts TLC's "Craft Wars" |
| St. Teresa of ___ |
| Writer's tool |
| Geologic time period |
| Cousin of "Oy!" |