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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 76 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'Knockin' on Heaven's Door' singer, 1973 |
| 'Swell!' |
| 'The Best Man' star Diggs |
| A ton |
| Admission of 1889: Abbr. |
| Amber, e.g. |
| Antônio, for one |
| Asian tree with many trunks |
| AWOL |
| Balmoral relative |
| Base transportation |
| Be like-minded |
| Bun alternative |
| CD follower |
| Christian from France |
| Comparatively cracked |
| Conductor Klemperer |
| Detective Pinkerton and others |
| Echo location |
| Fall times: Abbr. |
| Famed words to a backstabber |
| Feller of folklore? |
| Film festival film, often |
| Film genre |
| Garden spray |
| Good thing |
| Good things |
| Greek god of wine |
| Irene of 'Fame' |
| It has a peacock logo |
| It's intoxicating |
| It's spun |
| It's taken in for treatment |
| Item on a chain |
| Its slogan was once 'The sign of extra service' |
| Joe Hardy's temptress, on Broadway |
| Jupiter, e.g. |
| Kicks downstairs, so to speak |
| League: Abbr. |
| Leave rubber on the road |
| Live ascetically |
| Louisiana, e.g., in Orléans |
| Lug |
| Marine rock-clinger |
| Mens ___ (criminal intent) |
| Mounted on |
| National Aviation Hall of Fame site |
| No matter what |
| Nobel-winning peacemaker |
| Olympian |
| Pass |
| Peacock plume feature |
| Poem division |
| Potential source of verbal misunderstanding |
| Remote option |
| Request |
| Rice in a bookstore |
| Rivers with barbs |
| Saint known as 'the Great' |
| Shade of red |
| Shoppers' pursuits |
| Shore soarer |
| Sky Masterson's creator |
| Sorrows |
| Spring's opposite, oceanwise |
| Steelhead or squaretail |
| Supreme Court middle name |
| Talker with a beak |
| Time out |
| Top scores, sometimes |
| Uncommon insight |
| Use diligently |
| Visual |
| Where cons may congregate |
| White poplar |
| Wooden footwear |