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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 80 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Real conclusion |
| They adjoin the ischia |
| Extra payment |
| Some see-through fabrics |
| Word before due or tense |
| Schemer |
| Word with "foreign" or "legal" |
| George C. of the flicks |
| Blue potato chip brand |
| Reach an optimum |
| Rickshaws |
| Yeats's land |
| Musical set in the 1930s |
| Wild ass of Tibet |
| Like Marge Simpson's hair |
| Some degs. |
| Nit-laying nuisances |
| Bud Grace comic strip |
| "Cogito ___ sum": Descartes |
| Military jets' mission |
| Sensory input |
| Tunisian money |
| Soft bag containing perfumed powder |
| Erode, with "away" |
| Boot camp purpose |
| Set or wet preceder |
| Wood stove's output |
| Rash treatment, perhaps |
| Word with mania or trip |
| Breakfast gadget |
| Some souvenirs |
| Spoken aloud |
| Saws with the grain |
| Showy bit of back brawn |
| Percussive dance |
| Fumble the ball, e.g. |
| Twists are made from it |
| Cold-day feature |
| Like Crater Lake |
| Holder for cream cheese and lox |
| Large powerful dog |
| Bioelectric critters, perhaps |
| Took a powder |
| Apollo 11 moon lander |
| Hypotenuse neighbor |
| Grand mal |
| Pizza, for one |
| Wild time |
| Hypnotist's encouragement |
| Gush like a volcano |
| Tightly twisted woolen yarn |
| Small assistant to Santa |
| Two or three sets, say |
| Part of cheesecake, maybe |
| Web happening |
| Subdued, as shades |
| After golf or collision |
| Cooking meas. |
| Sub for a vacationer |
| Baseball, e.g. |
| Highlands musician |
| Stretch out, say |
| Zip, nada, nil |
| Food-spoiling bacteria |
| Violent uprising |
| Medical woe |
| Use chicanery on |
| Printing goof |
| F.B.I. worker, informally |
| Psychic's claim |
| Clean, as a spill |
| Wasted, as a chance |
| The ultimate early riser |
| Some are hydraulic |
| Warms up |
| Whodunit board game |
| Weather condition with cold |
| Nickname for Jr.'s son |
| In the back, as a dog's legs |
| It's between morn and night |