Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (May 30th 2007) clues of Universal crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 76 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Deck post |
| Bakery offering |
| Persia, now |
| Mean-tempered fellow |
| ''My Cherie ___'' (Stevie Wonder song) |
| Prefix meaning ''one-billionth'' |
| Slots |
| Unruly situations |
| Black gold |
| Schubert's ''The ___-King'' |
| ''___ live and breathe!'' |
| Pitfalls |
| Odd couple or dead ends? |
| Renaissance instruments |
| Nibble for a nag |
| Well-preserved king |
| Party site, sometimes |
| Characteristics of fixated people |
| Like many bagpipes |
| Place to be pampered |
| ''... yadda, yadda, yadda'' |
| Alcohol variety |
| Moore poem starter |
| On dry land |
| It goes through withdrawals |
| Need to pay the piper |
| Allen wrench shape |
| Qualified fellow's boast |
| Cyclopes |
| No great shakes |
| Uplift spiritually |
| ''The Neverending Story'' author Michael |
| Cows and sows |
| Stylist's creations |
| Sounds from a snake pit? |
| Increased significantly, as the economy |
| Deliberately not notice |
| Increase by 200 percent |
| Ceylon and green, e.g. |
| Brings under control |
| Third sequel of a Gregory Peck classic |
| Hectored |
| Some like them hot |
| Memorable time |
| Second-most-populous country |
| Convict unfairly |
| Amazon, for one |
| Uncooperative votes |
| Panasonic competitor |
| Type of mats or surfaces |
| Pares pounds |
| Word that stops some trucks? |
| Jeanne d'Arc's short title |
| Editor's override |
| ''The Simpsons'' mouse |
| Common deciduous tree |
| Downright |
| Hackneyed |
| Pesky insect |
| Opal mos. |
| Fast food or deli request, sometimes |
| Fire proof? |
| View from the deck, perhaps |
| Unemploy, in a way |
| Type of NCAA basketball |
| Some arbitration decisions |
| Has a hunch |
| Bread spreads |
| Theater prizes |
| Greek letters |
| ''___ Anything'' (''Oliver!'' song) |
| 2002, in old Rome |
| 66 and I-95 |
| CIA predecessor |
| Classic Japanese drama |
| Common Market initials |