Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 21st 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.
Universal Studios Japan city |
Pronoun in letter greetings |
Toothbrush option |
CSA signature |
Pearl Harbor's island |
Roadster rod |
Vegetable tray munchie |
Far from fatty |
Center square symbol, in Scrabble |
Goalie's station |
Comes up with ideas |
"Othello" baddie |
Working stiff |
Garment covered by ski pants, perhaps |
Watches an entire TV marathon, say |
"All ___ being equal . . ." |
Pitchfork wielders in "Frankenstein" |
Diana of "Mahogany" |
"LA Ink" art, briefly |
Bread with hummus |
Square ___ (starting point) |
Novel's essence |
Key with no sharps or flats |
Tool for Sweeney Todd |
Concerning, on a memo |
Tombstone's state (Abbr.) |
Light of "Transparent" |
Blogger's "As I see it" |
Unworried state |
Redding who wrote "Respect" |
Poacher pursuer |
Was philanthropic |
Feature of ozone, vis-a-vis oxygen gas |
Agreed (with) |
Backyard structure |
Pad Thai vessels |
Closers on steamer trunks |
Spheres in space |
Airline ticket datum |
Jessica of "Fantastic Four" movies |
Custodians' belt attachments |
Nuclear agcy. until 1974 |
Passed slowly, as time |
"Blue Moon" lyricist Lorenz |
"Eureka!" |
Grumbles sotto voce |
Contacts wearer's solution |
Plow pair |
Harsh criticism |
Bills depicting the Treasury Building |
Beef cattle breed |
Gordie known as "Mr. Hockey" |
Peter Pan didn't do this |
Clobber with snowballs |
Parents of some cubs |
Earliest stage |
One of two certainties, to Franklin |
___ acids (essential nutrients) |
Helicopter mechanism |
Buddy, slangily |
Mixologist's workplace |
Like a drive-through order |
Place to order slices |
"Back to the Future" destination |
John of "3rd Rock From the Sun" |
Pointer from A to Z, in Amazon's logo |
___ Tai cocktail |
Upped the ante |
Circus workers with 27-Down |
Does a fun run, say |
Monument Valley state |
Sleazy 35-Down |
"No harm done" |
Offers an afterthought |
Slip through a crack |
Draws the curtain on |
Bother, to the Bard |
Coating on a spent briquette |