Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 28th 2022) 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.
| Chicken dish with chipotles and adobo |
| Wingspan or Scrabble, e.g. |
| Moving van company |
| "Howdy!" |
| Survey |
| Letters next to cellphone bars |
| How a person might show up to a party, but not a meeting |
| Movie theater chain |
| Frozen over |
| Bird with a loud caw |
| Therapist's charge |
| Radio silence |
| Shopping ___ |
| How a boring story might feel |
| "That's not good . . ." |
| Tape player |
| Story used as a warning |
| ___ and pans |
| Little cut |
| Disney hero who sings "Reflection" |
| Natural remedy for burns |
| Person who's on your side |
| Go boom, volcano-style |
| Three-foot unit |
| Chemical in soap |
| ___ up (come clean) |
| Crustaceans that can walk in all directions |
| Brainstorming goal |
| Ben, to Peter Parker |
| Avis competitor |
| State of disarray |
| Joins the applause |
| Pays to borrow |
| Brown carbonated drink |
| Like latkes |
| "Do ___ others . . ." |
| Grass for sports fields |
| Salary |
| Recovery regimen |
| Colorful North American duck |
| Berkeley school, for short |
| T. rex, e.g. |
| Healthy |
| "Sun," in Spanish |
| Green stone |
| Chihuahua-pug mix |
| Lake south of Ontario |
| "You're it!" game |
| Opening poker stake |
| "Nice decision" |
| Seattle Storm guard Loyd |
| ___ of expertise |
| Kind of a Big ___ (punny name for an herb shop) |
| Fish in hitsumabushi |
| Type of knife |
| Sand hills |
| Driver's licenses, e.g. |
| Add up |
| Just so-so |
| ___ for apples |
| Important consideration when adding decimals |
| Teeny |
| Support for a ball |
| Celebrity status |
| Feature of many malls and subway stations |
| Dog command similar to "shake" |
| Passing craze |
| "It's just too much for me" |
| Art more valuable than a print |
| Word often paired with "neither" |
| Falsehood |
| Soaked |
| Like a Jenga tower just before toppling, often |
| Play area that can be dived into |
| "Ayudame, ___ favor" |
| What free-verse poetry often lacks |