Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 21st 2018) clues of The Denver Post crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 78 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
Precede the headliner |
Novel postscript |
Clairvoyant's gift, briefly |
Mineral abundant in liver |
Hairpieces, slangily |
"My Funny Valentine" lyricist Lorenz |
Honest-to-goodness |
Young ___ (library section) |
Well-chewed Bazooka hunk |
Fields of expertise |
Iranian currency |
___ de plume |
Conrad's "___ Jim" |
Socially inept sort |
Drooling toon dog |
Phonograph part |
Make an entrance |
Cybercafe amenity |
Deliveries from Clay or Webster |
Bacon or Lamb work |
Garlic-crushing tool |
Papa John's orders |
Muscle cars nicknamed "Goats" |
Louvre Pyramid designer |
Petting zoo animals |
Tijuana's peninsula, briefly |
Uncle Remus creator Joel Chandler |
Exemplary one |
Falls back |
"If all ___ fails . . ." |
Distribute, with "out" |
Norse god on an eight-legged horse |
Petty of "Orange Is the New Black" |
Currency in Cape Town |
River of Caen |
Foe of Connors and Lendl |
Mesozoic and Victorian |
Rara ___ |
Touched the tarmac |
Midler of "The Rose" |
Wraps up |
Ward with the 1979 No. 1 hit "Ring My Bell" |
Self-referential, in modern lingo |
PC support pro |
Jackass' sound |
Catch on |
"Who ___ to say?" |
Muddled situation |
Window-closing PC key |
Ginnie or Fannie follower |
1974 pop hit with Spanish lyrics |
"War and Peace," e.g. |
Pager's sound |
Hosp. scrub areas |
Some humanities degs. |
Where apnea might be studied |
On the way up |
Poetic unit of rhythm |
River through Kazakhstan |
___ boots ('60s footwear) |
Negotiations glitch |
Dairy product from Monterey |
Dutch dairy export |
Parsley or sage |
Emma the Avenger |
It cleans gunk from auto bodies |
Toward the stern |
Village Voice bestowal |
Inaugural ball, e.g. |
Fey of "Baby Mama" |
Warnings of gas leaks |
Myanmar, by another name |
Spiner who played Data |
Fully anesthetized |
Like a well-basted turkey |
Interlock, as gears |
Science magazine of the 1970s-'90s |
Floor wedge, perhaps |