Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 5th 2014) 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.
| Insect appendage |
| Unpleasant thing to incur |
| Delicious freshwater fish |
| One mode of travel |
| D.C. player? |
| Gazpacho, e.g. |
| Beauty salon staple |
| Pine-___ (disinfectant brand) |
| Opposite of "to" |
| One of the strings |
| Washing machine cycle |
| Emulate a rodent |
| Moray or electric |
| Word with "level" or "legs" |
| Ice age, e.g. |
| U.S. missile |
| Spring harbinger |
| Finally lose it |
| Biology classes? |
| Pasta option |
| Vegetable and mineral |
| Grassy Latin American plain |
| Cut into glass |
| Not hidden |
| Guiding principles |
| Recurred, as an ailment |
| You can burn it |
| A small twig |
| Photo ___ (picture sessions) |
| Like some batters |
| Miss America's accessory |
| Egyptian cross |
| Undress with the eyes |
| Culinary fan |
| Formal-wear feature |
| Cat, rabbit or goat |
| Medicinal shrubs |
| Gambler's creation |
| Leg, in slang |
| Small mountain lake |
| One on a board |
| Impossible to forget |
| Court with flowers |
| Dove's cry |
| Expressions of discovery |
| Reading-impaired, in a way |
| Bellows like Bessie |
| A honey of a dessert |
| Spinning toy |
| Experience all over again |
| "Neither" partner |
| Paperless journal |
| Makes very happy |
| Enlivens (with "up") |
| Scottish Highlander, e.g. |
| ___ as a beet |
| "The Greatest" via self-proclamation |
| Abstract style of the '60s |
| No longer confined |
| One may get pushed around |
| "I'll look ___ it." |
| Poison ivy consequence |
| Falling behind |
| Look through a keyhole |
| Does in, in mob slang |
| Bullets, in poker slang |
| Chesterfields, in no slang |
| "Young Frankenstein" actress |
| Wades through the surf |
| Walk of Fame feature |
| Ecstasy's antithesis |
| Thing passed at school |
| Timed perfectly |
| Big wheel pre-1917 (Var.) |
| End of the Greek alphabet |
| Ray of light |
| CEO deg., often |
| Trough on a pole |