Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 26th 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.
| Plaster backing |
| Uppsala native |
| Skin So Soft maker |
| Fairy tale meanie |
| Tartar sauce morsel |
| Without a stitch on |
| High end of some manual transmissions |
| Tip jar bills |
| Mellow, as cheese |
| Lout, north of the border |
| Snacks in shells |
| Bullring hero |
| Card game of the Old West |
| Total failures |
| "Look out ___!" |
| Sight-related |
| Big shot, briefly |
| Nerve cell part |
| Campaigner's low blow |
| Horne who sang "Stormy Weather" |
| Rule, for short |
| Get gradually narrower |
| "Hamilton" character Burr |
| Features of some fasteners |
| Drooling dog of the comics |
| Collectible Ford cars |
| Edgar ___ Poe |
| PC user's shortcut |
| "QB ___" (Uris novel) |
| Brewer's ingredient |
| "The Entertainer" et al. |
| For the asking |
| On a cruise, say |
| Tough time for Caesar |
| Planet beyond Earth |
| Barfly's perch |
| VIP part |
| For dieters, in ads |
| Whisky ___ (famous Hollywood night spot) |
| More faithful |
| ___ Majesty's Ship |
| Old ___ (like early rap) |
| Witty sorts |
| Blunted sword |
| ___ John letter |
| Bobble the ball |
| On base, in baseball |
| British Columbia city |
| "Biscuit" introduced in 1912 |
| Untouchable Eliot |
| Judo move |
| Mineral you can scratch with your fingernail |
| MBA's subj. |
| Just so-so |
| Get-up-and-go |
| "Inside the Third Reich" author Albert |
| Glassy-eyed look |
| The Flintstones' pet |
| Reach across |
| Chocolate units |
| Corporate honcho, for short |
| Exchanger of political favors |
| Stuff to the gills |
| Laddie's mate |
| Chang, to Eng |
| Build a new room, say |
| Online appointments |
| Pre-cable TV hookup |
| Steer clear of |
| Hybrid big cat |
| Mama's boy |
| Radio letters |
| "___ Croft: Tomb Raider" |
| ___'s (applesauce brand) |
| Lhasa ___ (dog breed) |
| Egyptian queen, for short |
| Pres. Madison or Monroe |
| "___ vu" (apartment-ad phrase) |