Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 9th 2016) clues of Thomas Joseph crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 48 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

MP's quarry

Audacious

Primary

Math comparison

More robust

Poker payments

Avenue tree

Long time

Long time

Casino worker

Like some tea

White masses

Paces

Sea call

Slapstick weapons

Matador's foe

Grazing spot

Bonanza stuff

Phone bug

TV's DeGeneres

Make fun of

On the ball

Devoured

Statue subject

Wine list section

Had longings

Marine mammals

J.R. Ewing, for one

Shelter

Fiber source

Operated

Set upon

Long attacks

Cheated, in slang

Los Angeles route

Satellite

Company symbols

Detail map

Olympics hopeful

Danny of "Moonstruck"

Physician

Turn

Made blank

Skirt feature

Some tournaments

Savvy about

Hosp. parts

Attention

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