Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 5th 2011) clues of Universal 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.
| Under siege |
| World's fair, for short |
| Some heirs |
| Susan's "All My Children" role |
| Muslim prince (Var.) |
| Get ___ the ground floor |
| Bit of bedroom furniture |
| Pointed remark |
| Stand for |
| Bring action against |
| You can dig it |
| Pastoral poem setting |
| Square dancer's need |
| Brunch dish (Var.) |
| Selection after carving the turkey |
| Balthazar's group |
| Frozen dew |
| Reason to wear boots, perhaps |
| Urban blight |
| Follow in sequence |
| Turkish title |
| Buckwheat porridge |
| Coral reef dwellers |
| Thin incision |
| Demolitionist's aid |
| Not wishy-washy |
| Operating automatically |
| Holliday at the O.K. Corral |
| Plucked instrument |
| Triumphant interjection |
| Hastily puts together, as a contraption |
| Steinbeck migrant |
| It could knock your socks off |
| Sugar substitute? |
| School newsletter recipient |
| Traditions |
| Eugene O'Neill's "___ Christie" |
| Come across as |
| Give off, as perspiration |
| Show flexibility, in a way |
| Source of the Niagara |
| "No Loitering," e.g. |
| Twice-heard sound |
| Tell secrets |
| Word between two dogs? |
| Yuletide, informally |
| Calendar model, perhaps |
| Severe test |
| It reveals a liquid level |
| Whopper topper, perhaps |
| To the manor born |
| Scornful smile |
| Have underlying anger |
| ___ time (long ago) |
| High-___ monitor |
| Oblast bordering Kazakhstan |
| Wee one's wail |
| Things that modest people rarely display |
| Gilbert and Sullivan's specialty |
| Went slowly |
| Like most notebook paper |
| Wrinkly fruit |
| Knife, in street talk |
| Take dislike to the extreme |
| Gentleman-at-arms |
| Picnic invader |
| Pageant crowns |
| Frozen spear |
| "Mary Tyler Moore" spinoff |
| Like bourbon barrels |
| Piccolo played by James Caan |
| Santiago's country |
| Chills and fever |
| What swabs swig |
| Needing kneading |
| Puts to work |
| Tap-on-the-shoulder alternative |
| "That's curious ..." |