Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 23rd 2020) 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.

Devious trick

Lucy of “Kill Bill”

Opera’s Callas

Chaser of Bugs

Florence’s home

Lane of film

Head, to Henri

Manipulative one

“Ivanhoe” author

Phone feature

Sports spots

One of the “Little Women”

Gusted

Theater district

Adjective modifier

Poor

Café fixtures

Do museum work

Delighted

“Could you repeat that?”

Gullet

Steered clear of

Sea rover

Turkish peak

Andean carriers

Peaceful

Let in

Potter’s stuff

More dreadful

Racket

Muffin makeup

Inverted v

Move smoothly

Last letter

Head out

Decimal base

Joined a melee

Fished with a net

Attempt

Grate stuff

Corn core

Fall flower

Butter bit

Egg outlines

Vacuum’s lack

Moved on all fours

Talked like a Texan

“Exodus” hero

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