Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 23rd 2019) 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.

Docking spot

Short

Bitter

Washer cycle

Sizable

Let up

Pitching stat

Amusement

"Far out, dude!"

Like an atrium

Courage

Draw

Prison-related

Yearbook signer

Expert

"Yeah, right!"

Bowler, e.g.

Start for pitch or mo

Peace, to Caesar

Elroy's dog

Not those

Museum piece

More robust

Anomaly

Largest amount

Shows fright

Son of Daedalus

Straying

Outfit

Fiber source

Umbrella part

Needing change

Will topic

Supplies

Taints

Spoon or spatula

Bolivian city

Fancy dos

Bigger than big

Beer after a shot

Miniature

Elvis's birthplace

Makes blank

Docking spot

Put to use

Foot holder

Narrow inlet

Deli choice

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