Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 1st 2017) clues of USA Today 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.
| Bugling beast |
| Thick, creamy soup |
| Greet the day |
| Gauchos or clam diggers |
| Emotion in much emo music |
| Cowardly beast of Oz |
| Vaper's need, informally |
| Brass instrument player |
| Deputy ___ (cartoon canine) |
| Rough-___ (lacking refinement) |
| Skin care brand |
| Smart-alecky |
| Auction unit |
| County center |
| The Crimson Tide, for short |
| Bryant who coached 32-Down |
| "My Way" lyricist Paul |
| One of AA's 12 |
| Patch up |
| Lines equidistant from planets' poles |
| Saying nothing |
| Hider in a haystack |
| Sleek, in car lingo |
| Component of brown rice |
| Mars vehicle |
| Bacterium in the GI tract |
| Underwater sandbank |
| In the midst of |
| Model who was married to Bowie |
| Right triangle ratio |
| Evidence of an injury |
| Abbr. on a business sign |
| Clumsy sort |
| Peron of Argentina |
| Pull a scam on |
| Place for an espresso |
| Coca-Cola's worldwide sales effort, e.g. |
| Toyota logo shape |
| ___ John's (pizza chain) |
| "The Plague" city |
| Distribute in shares |
| Neighbor of Latvia |
| Submits, as a ballot |
| Condensed version |
| Munch on chips, say |
| Blues legend Wolf |
| Siouan speaker |
| Make porter, say |
| T.S. who wrote "The Sacred Wood" |
| Many Eng. degrees |
| Tony Soprano's field, ostensibly |
| Bill, the Science Guy |
| Discharge, as light |
| Seismograph detection, briefly |
| Grannies |
| Repair, as a lawn |
| Unjust conviction |
| The O'Hara estate |
| An earth tone |
| Rushed toward |
| The Bard's river |
| Rub the wrong way |
| Snake's venom deliverer |
| Bergen dummy Mortimer |
| Seasoning in stuffing |
| Free-for-___ (melees) |
| What a blood thinner may prevent |
| Stereotypical boxcar rider |
| Line with a Star of David logo |
| Reagan's tax policy, to Bush in 1980 |
| An ore of tin |
| Henri who painted "The Dance" |
| Drug-induced sleeps, perhaps |
| "Selma" director DuVernay |
| Out of reach |
| Goldman's brokerage partner |