Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 8th 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.
| Full of back talk |
| Myrna of "The Thin Man" |
| Ready to serve |
| Old anesthetic |
| "Bearded" bloom |
| Johnny B. of song |
| Serf's employer |
| Memory units |
| "Aha!" |
| "Leave as is" mark |
| Tie up, as a turkey |
| Take an unfair share of |
| Phil who sang "Draft Dodger Rag" |
| Previous to, to poets |
| Made a jack-o'-lantern, say |
| "Howdy!" |
| Cricket rival of Harrow |
| However, in poetry |
| Bout of barhopping |
| Boarded up |
| Trite summertime question |
| Hill of country music |
| Meltdown sites |
| Halloween projectiles |
| Wetlands reptile, for short |
| Beer league players |
| Topper for Indiana Jones |
| Needs aspirin |
| Breaks away |
| Not in the clergy |
| Good-looking |
| Spill preventer |
| World Cup cheer |
| Ken of "thirtysomething" |
| Butler or valet |
| Component of brass |
| Masthead list |
| One of a die's dozen |
| Nose-in-the-air sort |
| Derogatory, in a sly way |
| Emeritus (Abbr.) |
| Game you can't play left-handed |
| Pitcher by a wash basin |
| Dealer in stolen goods |
| Piece for Pavarotti |
| Capone's pursuer |
| Ho-hum sort |
| Sauce with fettuccine |
| Let out, as a fishing line |
| "Defence of Fort M'Henry" poet |
| Sandra of "Gidget" |
| Actress ___ Dawn Chong |
| Weds at Gretna Green, say |
| ___ down (softened) |
| Word before moth or cab |
| Used record store stock |
| Old college ___ |
| Like a wolfman |
| Prefix meaning "male" |
| Oktoberfest souvenir |
| ___-friendly (green) |
| T-shirt size (Abbr.) |
| In itself |
| Claimant's cry |
| New Ager who sometimes sings in Gaelic |
| Drop off |
| Blackjack dealer's device |
| Jazz players, slangily |
| Big name in PCs |
| Pickle serving |
| Short on rainfall |
| Cleopatra's undoing |
| Nanki-___ ("The Mikado" role) |
| MDX and RDX automaker |
| Sucked in |
| Slowly, on a score |
| "That's more like it!" |
| Neatly arranged |