Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 4th 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.
| Figs. on driver's licenses |
| Duck-billed mammals |
| Bobbie Gentry's "___ to Billie Joe" |
| Mall tenants |
| Susan of "L.A. Law" |
| Show to which "just the facts, ma'am" is misattributed |
| Make well |
| Took a chance |
| Grounded Aussie avian |
| Nose-in-the-air type |
| Legendary Himalayans |
| SOS part, supposedly |
| Auntie, to Mom |
| Model Campbell |
| Bit of body art, for short |
| Water-softening compound |
| Get grayer |
| "Be silent," in music |
| "___ luck?" |
| Have faith in |
| Toughens |
| Fedora feature |
| Broad neckwear |
| Anna Sewell horse tale |
| Halloween decoration |
| Opposing vote |
| Some athletic events |
| Honkers |
| Retriever, for short |
| Fly like an eagle |
| Blighted urban area |
| Poe's "gold-bug," e.g. |
| Military meal |
| One might eagerly wait with this |
| Young 'un |
| Singer James or Jones |
| Path less traveled |
| "Fear Street" author R.L. |
| Flared dress style |
| Place off limits |
| Silly goose |
| Roller coaster features |
| Lip-smacking good |
| Letter before 9-Across |
| Fit for a king |
| Innie or outie |
| Instrument for Chopin etudes |
| Remain unused |
| A/V part |
| Valuable card in blackjack |
| Tolstoy or Durocher |
| Edgar who painted ballerinas |
| Area producing an agricultural surplus |
| "___ 'er rip!" |
| 2014 Peace Nobelist Yousafzai |
| Solid yellow billiard ball |
| Milquetoast's antithesis |
| Language that gave us "kayak" |
| Circus setup |
| Morsel in an aardvark's meal |
| Boat motor type |
| Not quite right |
| Crow with nine Grammys |
| Really enjoyed |
| Starbucks size |
| Zero, in soccer |
| "Selma" director DuVernay |
| Barbed, as a remark |
| Showing no remorse |
| Drag to court |
| "Tokyo," to "Kyoto" |
| Move bit by bit |
| Letter before iota |
| Like Jack Sprat's diet |
| Young 'uns |
| Prepare, as a printing press |
| Titled women, in Britain |
| "People tell me . . ." |