Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 2nd 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.
| Theatrical whisper |
| Orthodontist's concern |
| Neatnik's antithesis |
| Ship's petty officer |
| Stir up |
| Straw, essentially |
| Oscar nominee for her role in "Capote" |
| Sign of a B'way hit |
| Foaming at the mouth |
| Car dealer's offering |
| Chessboard pair |
| Dingy loft |
| Player of the title role in "Annie Hall" |
| Runs in neutral |
| Dairy farm sound |
| Read, as a bar code |
| Remote user's spot |
| Conveyed via conduit |
| With 32-Down, place for a Tex-Mex snack |
| Decked out |
| "Bad" cholesterol, briefly |
| Cartoon mirage, perhaps |
| Political matriarch who lived to 104 |
| Messed up big-time |
| Scattered, as seeds |
| Double star in Orion |
| Hogwash |
| Nile biter |
| Winner of the 2016 Australian and U.S. Opens |
| Second in command, informally |
| Subtle glow |
| Currency in Russia |
| They may be even, ironically |
| Common street name |
| ___-mouthed (insincere) |
| First-grade basics |
| Fly like an eagle |
| Ratio phrase |
| "Well, obviously!" |
| Burr and Hamilton, e.g. |
| Game with a dummy |
| It's not free of charge |
| No-win situation? |
| Caribou kin |
| Handle the tiller |
| LEM part |
| Having a lot to lose? |
| Special Forces topper |
| One of eight on a chessboard |
| ___ vital (life force) |
| Work, as dough |
| Store freebies |
| Well-behaved |
| Frisbee, e.g. |
| Any of the Beatles, once |
| Sporty auto, informally |
| Stubbed digit |
| See 39-Across |
| Detective's assignment |
| Litmus reddener |
| Like a busybody |
| Novel's essence |
| Fingers, as a perp |
| Like Carter's presidency |
| Tiny stream |
| Like taekwondo |
| Cuddly sci-fi critter |
| Cheer at the Met |
| Like composition paper |
| Urged, with "on" |
| Cries buckets |
| Palindromic pop quartet |
| Order to a broker |
| Rat, to a rat terrier |
| Dr. Seuss' Sam-___ |
| Sine ___ non (essential) |
| William Tell's canton |
| Feel remorse over |