Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 4th 2020) 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.
| Ayes and 26-Down |
| Crime lab evidence, briefly |
| Big chunk of the U.S. budget |
| Hasenpfeffer or burgoo |
| Cropped up |
| Garb for Galba |
| One of AA's 12 |
| Cheers on |
| Canal of song |
| Strings at luaus |
| Divulged, as a secret |
| Defeated a la Usain Bolt |
| Put on YouTube, say |
| What an energy drink might give you |
| Part of a jazz combo |
| Fronted, as cash |
| Societal "square peg" |
| Makes off with |
| Place for an angioplasty |
| One of the Gandhis |
| Whiny sort |
| King vs. Riggs game |
| Aphid-milking bug |
| Chisholm Trail vehicles |
| Babbling waterway |
| Pee Wee in Cooperstown |
| Springfield and AK-47 |
| Well-versed |
| Pre-deal payment |
| Memo-starting phrase |
| Homer Simpson outburst |
| Bit of hair gel |
| Easy marks |
| Baseball's live-ball ___ |
| Word before guard or roll |
| Kreskin's gift, supposedly |
| Liqueur similar to sambuca |
| Coming-out party honoree, for short |
| Chapel vow |
| Was in charge of |
| Clarke of "Game of Thrones" |
| London area where cockney is spoken |
| Committee head, briefly |
| Big name in skin care |
| Thumbs-up votes |
| "___ when!" (pourer's request) |
| No longer hung up on |
| Right Guard competitor |
| Mineral abundant in spinach |
| Left-leaning GOPer, informally |
| Maker of cars and generators |
| Subject of a presidential address |
| Boggy area |
| Tunneling pest |
| "My Michael" author Oz |
| Cork's land (Abbr.) |
| Mike and ___ (candy brand) |
| Fish-catching raptors |
| Alpine resort area |
| Preserves, as pork |
| 1773 Boston Harbor jetsam |
| Rome's ___ Veneto |
| Charlotte of "The Facts of Life" |
| Command after "Sit!" |
| Some interest-bearing issues |
| Worth a D, say |
| Something to do in 28-Across |
| Expected in |
| It may be inflated or bruised |
| City on the Aire |
| Foolish sorts |
| Supporters of the arts |
| Sherman's "hell" |
| Paisley of country music |
| Bottom-line figure |
| Doll's word |
| Stock exchange membership |
| Verdi debut of 1871 |