Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 2nd 2018) clues of USA Today 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.
| Cocoon occupant |
| "Columbo" star Peter |
| Wave's peak |
| Reply to "That a fact?" |
| Jon Arbuckle's drooling pet |
| Life of ___ (ease) |
| Place for a travel mug, perhaps |
| Henrik who wrote "Peer Gynt" |
| $5 bill, slangily |
| Carnival city, briefly |
| Advance on a balk |
| From Belgrade |
| Fair-to-middling |
| Grasshopper's rebuker, in fable |
| MGM mascot |
| Auction assents |
| Place for magnets |
| Heart vocalist Wilson |
| "Toodle-oo!" |
| Organs near the diaphragm |
| Regret bitterly |
| Mario who portrayed Caruso |
| Penny, perhaps |
| Took the reins |
| Tackle box item |
| Low-paid laborer |
| Unsettled issues |
| Dropped for a 10-count, briefly |
| No later than |
| "A Christmas Carol" boy |
| Less sterile |
| Tram cargo |
| The Big Band ___ |
| Building material that may contain straw |
| Popular golf scoring system |
| Scrooge or Marner |
| Remove to a MASH, briefly |
| Vocal quartet member |
| Castor and Pollux, for two |
| Collin with the No. 1 country hit "Love, Me" |
| Batik artist, e.g. |
| Typesetters' units |
| Letter-shaped lab vessel |
| Kilted musician |
| Volcanic spew |
| Produce leaves |
| Build an extra room, say |
| Risk a perjury rap |
| Lamp fuel |
| Gets blubbery |
| Hard, wavy confection |
| "Born Free" lioness |
| Pays a visit to |
| Daly of "Judging Amy" |
| Circular gaskets |
| Lunch hour, maybe |
| Police officer's identifying figure |
| Praises to the skies |
| Barnyard sound |
| Knock senseless |
| Reach the heavens |
| Opening on some pajamas |
| Part of an ancient alphabet |
| Division word |
| Jacob Riis, notably |
| Electric train name |
| Lo-cal, in ads |
| Super-G, e.g. |
| Cruise departure spots |
| Hoda Kotb's show |
| BBC watcher's set |
| Foaming at the mouth |
| Koch or Giuliani, once |
| Legs, slangily |
| Trim to fit, say |
| French realist Bonheur |
| NASA "walk" |
| Embellish, as a resume |