Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (June 16th 2025) clues of Universal crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 72 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| One might go undercover |
| Muscles worked by laughter, briefly |
| Wavy trig function |
| Only three-letter chemical element |
| Temporary currency |
| They're sometimes shooting stars! |
| Stretch across |
| Taiwanese computer company |
| "___ seen enough" |
| Join (in) |
| Drum edges |
| Hidden key to success |
| Pet adoption org. |
| Animal that sidles |
| Person from Ankara |
| "Like, NOW!" |
| Game version that's a work in progress |
| Like comfortable weather |
| Grammy-winning singer of "Boo'd Up" |
| Only four-letter continent |
| T's, in sorority names |
| Sound of a stalactite forming or a faucet leaking |
| Stall for time |
| United ___ Emirates |
| Drinking game in which players take shots |
| ___ art (graphic style for "Celeste" and "Stardew Valley") |
| 13-19 or 65+ |
| Makes, as tea |
| Edie of "The Sopranos" |
| Wildebeests |
| Phrase affirming all kinds of relationships |
| Concert souvenir, maybe |
| Picnic pests |
| Geek |
| Yes vote |
| Sport where the star player has a star on their helmet |
| Brownish gray |
| Job benefit |
| They're just getting started |
| Pouches |
| "Pick me up, please!" |
| Tends to, as a bruise |
| Washed |
| Stare with an open mouth |
| Faucet |
| Real estate transactions |
| Hideout for one going undercover? |
| Rapscallion |
| Colombo, ___ Lanka |
| 12/24 and 12/31, for two |
| Pixy ___ (candy) |
| Objects used in contact juggling |
| Broke into, digitally |
| Tennis tie |
| What a spider spins |
| Round Table title |
| Apple devices that received the Calculator app in 2024 |
| Australian opener |
| Casino action |
| St. crossers |
| "You're SO far off!" |
| Streaming device maker with a purple logo |
| What divas sing |
| Name hidden in "maybe later" |
| French friend |
| Shoulder muscle, briefly |
| "Li'l Abner" cartoonist |
| Motown, for one |
| Group of orcas |
| Spoof's genre |
| MLB official |
| Chopin's "Black Keys" or "Waterfall" |