Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 16th 2013) 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.
| Where people lose on purpose |
| Food from heaven |
| Detect, as a rat? |
| New Haven Ivy Leaguer |
| For the whole world to hear |
| Dr. Salk's conquest |
| Teacup part |
| Seisms |
| Ticks off |
| Like Aesop's grapes |
| Acted snobbishly toward |
| Rye bread seed |
| Peruse again |
| Remove, as a calcium compound |
| "Dancing with the Stars" network |
| Bygone, like days |
| The best overall material? |
| Deal killers |
| Moving-day challenges |
| Part of a blade |
| Kind of hug or therapy |
| Convoy members |
| Senior's junior |
| "A Tale of Two Cities" setting |
| Hot dog condiment |
| Quick-movement dance |
| Rascally |
| Prefix with "dynamics" |
| Sibling's offspring, perhaps |
| Certain emergency service provider |
| Universal workplace? |
| Fisherman's wicker basket |
| Arthur's mail |
| Hi and Lois' kid |
| Group of key personnel |
| "By all ___!" |
| "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, ___" |
| Appears to be |
| "... above the fruited ___" |
| Film in which Ford was president |
| Bigwig at the podium |
| Fla. neighbor |
| It goes with "neither" |
| Relative of bananas? |
| Committee type |
| Urged |
| Bygone ostrich kin |
| Yellowstone bugling beast |
| Tell a tall tale |
| ___ Alamitos, Calif. |
| Campus gathering place |
| Hostile force |
| Lengthy lurkers of the deep |
| Carpenter's grooves |
| On the protected side |
| Certain automobile parts |
| Spanish friend |
| Middle Eastern country on the Red Sea |
| Postpone an action |
| ___-Saxon |
| Element no. 5 |
| One who assigns an identifying word |
| Soap and water results |
| Cylindrical storage tower |
| Beverage |
| John Hancock and others |
| "... ___ the twain shall meet" |
| ___ generis (of its own kind) |
| "Iliad" king |
| Big news exclusive |
| "Witch of Wall Street" Green |
| Fairy tale baddie |
| Broadcast watchdog letters |
| Nest egg item, briefly |
| Old Glory stripe color |
| Always, to an old poet |
| Org. for doctors |
| Put on |