Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 17th 2019) 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.
| Bond on the run |
| Nail polish layer |
| Fill to excess |
| Down in the dumps |
| Head the cast |
| What you can decide on your own |
| ". . . it tolls for ___" |
| Give notice |
| Links rarity |
| ___ Simeon (Hearst Castle site) |
| Stage after larva |
| Rolls with holes |
| Air safety org. |
| Quipster's quality |
| Strange electrical phenomenon |
| Kilauea output |
| With 11-Down, study intently |
| Walrus tusk material |
| The eye's diaphragm |
| Locking horns |
| Couric, formerly of "Today" |
| Potluck contribution |
| Starchy tubers |
| Barbershop sounds |
| "___ Amatoria" (Ovid work) |
| Detective played by Lorre |
| Sign of poor hygiene |
| Pasta, e.g., to a marathoner |
| Play with no intermission |
| Patriots great Tom |
| Workout count |
| Crude cartel |
| Tempo slower than allegretto |
| Like malicious gossip |
| See 56-Across |
| Trim one's waistline |
| Insect in a caste |
| Thumbs-downs |
| 42-Across plus two |
| Big bashes |
| Omega's opposite |
| Leonard who wrote "Hallelujah" |
| Blunted blade |
| Bulgaria's capital |
| Churl's lack |
| Drill instructor, informally |
| Island with a lagoon |
| Expunges editorially |
| The Beer Hall Putsch, e.g. |
| Beast with a rack |
| Women's workplace concern |
| Slobs' antitheses |
| One to hang with |
| Part of a stand-up routine |
| Blink of an eye |
| Sharpens, as an appetite |
| Port of southeast Italy |
| First-ever airport car rental company |
| I, in Ithaca |
| Not at all rosy |
| Drago who fought Rocky |
| "Don't blame me!" |
| Tennis racket part |
| Coffee-to-go need |
| "Permission granted" |
| Fast-food quaff |
| Gas brand absorbed by BP |
| Sleepy Hollow bully ___ Bones |
| Flying monster of moviedom |
| Defaulter's woe, briefly |
| River through Rugby |
| Squirrel away |
| Did a takeoff on |
| Sound-check word |
| Symbols of monarchy |
| Shy, in a flirty way |
| Bradbury of sci-fi |
| Diamond surfaces |