Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 21st 2019) 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.
| Make usable, as a credit card |
| Cacophonous, as a crowd |
| Enters a pool, say |
| Llama locale |
| Place with free weights |
| Acts too riskily |
| Wile E. Coyote's undoing, often |
| Bed-and-breakfast |
| Flying Cloud automaker |
| Peter or Paul, but not Mary |
| Having almost no rainfall |
| Emphatic refusal |
| Grow like a vine |
| Roaster's spot |
| Israeli submachine gun |
| Facebook messages |
| Sign of healing |
| That certain something |
| Napoleon's home, 1814-15 |
| To the rear, at sea |
| Need a bath badly |
| ___-Off (Pillsbury contest) |
| Formicary denizens |
| Tiny and cramped, in real estate ads |
| Unrealistic hopes |
| Frozen dessert franchise |
| Places for pints |
| Respectful reply to a schoolmarm |
| Prefix with gram or center |
| Spending limit |
| Like some vbs. |
| Clearness of thought |
| Syringe amts. |
| Burnett of CNN |
| Starbucks size |
| ___ d'Azur (French Riviera) |
| Fashion monogram |
| Pirates' domain |
| Way to go |
| They may be trumps, in bridge |
| Earth's center |
| Music and dance, for two |
| Occupy, as a table |
| Way out there |
| Very tight, as a turn |
| Wall St. debut |
| Craigslist postings |
| Chilean pianist Claudio |
| Kennel sound |
| Punkin covering of poetry |
| Bryson who duetted with Celine Dion |
| Speak off the cuff |
| Speck in the ocean |
| Some athletic events |
| N.Y.-to-Paris fliers, once |
| Poetic foot |
| Mr. Met, for one |
| Crosby, notably |
| Overcook, and then some |
| Often-incorrectly apostrophized pronoun |
| Feature of a cute face |
| "2 Broke Girls" network |
| Digging, so to speak |
| Lesson duration, maybe |
| Put into play |
| Like Robin Hood's beneficiaries |
| Dundee denial |
| Runs smoothly |
| Black-and-white predator |
| Like spicy salsa |
| Takes to court |
| Drive the getaway car, e.g. |
| Guilt-free feeling |
| Indent key |
| Many a Bob Marley fan |
| Bit of high jinks |
| Song of lament |
| The Jarvik 7 was the first successful one |