Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 9th 2024) 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.
| *Certain Southern Californian |
| "In an ___ world ..." |
| Rides the waves without a board |
| AC measure |
| "Green" prefix |
| Finish by |
| Reside (in) |
| Three, on a grandfather clock |
| Former flames |
| Per item |
| Like some water rescues |
| Overflow (with) |
| "Kidding!" |
| Biblical vessel |
| Dad jokes, e.g. |
| Old Russian ruler |
| Arm bone |
| Unagi on a sushi menu |
| ___ colada |
| *Member of a ground troop |
| Fortuneteller |
| Meyers of late-night comedy |
| Acronym used to show appreciation |
| Bit of mint |
| Actress Longoria |
| Spelling contest |
| Sports venue |
| Sly ___ fox |
| Capital of Taiwan |
| Lower oneself |
| First-year law student |
| Roman garment |
| Dallas NBAer |
| Mexican dough? |
| Violinist Menuhin |
| Nutrition label stat |
| *Says farewell |
| Hammer part |
| Bonobo, e.g. |
| "Madame Web" actress Johnson |
| Marketing battle |
| Fishing lure |
| Even though |
| Leave the stage |
| Itty-bitty |
| Ruby, e.g. |
| Drains, as energy |
| Nap spot for Whiskers, maybe |
| Three-pointer |
| "Go Set a Watchman" author Harper |
| Savory Indian pastry |
| Down |
| "You can't give up" ... or a command you'll obey while reading the answers to the starred clues aloud |
| "Yes, captain!" |
| Canadian dollar coin |
| "My Gal ___" (1942 musical film) |
| Word-of-mouth pro? |
| "A Holly Jolly Christmas" singer Burl |
| Have to have |
| Intro to history? |
| Upward climb |
| Opera highlight |
| *Children's swimming spots |
| Every last one |
| Takes over for |
| Outdoor gear retailer |
| Power sources for a Game Boy Color |
| Word before "lamp" or "cake" |
| "The Queen's Gambit" actress ___ Taylor-Joy |
| Stadium chant |
| "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" land |
| Huge, slangily |
| Motor oil brand |
| ABC anchor David |
| ___-Seltzer |
| Lightweight modeling wood |
| Pork cut |
| Evening up, as a score |