Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (June 6th 2018) 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.
| Fermentation fungi |
| Braugher of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" |
| "Iliad" or "Odyssey" |
| Witness with an official stamp |
| Recipe guesstimate |
| "Speed Racer" genre |
| Airline seat feature |
| "Take your time!" |
| Teen's blemish |
| It may involve a hat trick |
| Laila of boxing |
| Not bumpy |
| GWTW part |
| "Skedaddle!" |
| Coupe alternative |
| Feed the kitty |
| Seeing stars |
| Red or Dead |
| Connects, in marketing |
| Roberts of "The Expendables" |
| "Little green man" |
| "Inferno" poet |
| Bad time for Caesar |
| After-hours banking convenience |
| PED XING and others |
| Sax larger than an alto |
| Scroll in an ark |
| Squad car feature |
| Salon bed acquisition |
| "People" composer Jule |
| Blackens, in a way |
| Comes next |
| "Lucky Guy" playwright Ephron |
| "Norma ___" (Field movie) |
| Big Apple tennis venue |
| Boss's terse note |
| Manhattan's 42nd, e.g. |
| Leak slowly |
| Piglike forest dweller |
| Hulu offering |
| Fashionable, in 1960s Britain |
| Build-it-yourself chain |
| Bronte's Jane |
| Watched a friend's home, say |
| "Aloha Oe" instruments, briefly |
| Often-buggy software version |
| David Bowie's widow |
| Tear to shreds |
| See 67-Across |
| In alignment |
| Gerund, e.g. |
| Freshen up |
| Remove from the board |
| Nov. 11 marchers |
| Floored it |
| Grease job, briefly |
| Movie with a posse, perhaps |
| Times in classifieds |
| McEntire of country |
| Military mind game, for short |
| With 63-Across, nation since 2002 |
| Think the world of |
| Naturals in Vegas |
| Make more readable, say |
| Lady's escort, for short |
| Weekend theater offering |
| MHz part |
| Car in the Beach Boys' "Fun Fun Fun" |
| Amway Center, e.g. |
| Got nourishment from |
| Gallop or canter |
| Bell-ringer of commercials |
| River to the Ligurian Sea |
| Hockey great Mikita |
| Approached adulthood |
| Grasping part of a 30-Down |