Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 6th 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.
| Coffee preference |
| Unite on the run |
| SRO part |
| Duffer's achievement |
| Mole's work |
| Word with legal or lily |
| Word on Irish euros |
| J.E.B. Stuart's side |
| Casual wear plugged by Brett Favre |
| Pic on an ankle, perhaps |
| "The Killing Game" novelist Johansen |
| Be worthy of |
| What a sunscreen blocks, briefly |
| "Buzz off!" |
| Sport coat material |
| Swirling current |
| Like Felix, but not Oscar |
| On-the-sly meeting |
| Greek restaurant offering |
| "X" may mark it |
| Repair bill part |
| Margarita garnish |
| Hotel freebie |
| Super time |
| Make a decision |
| Leave wide-eyed |
| Military turncoat |
| Go to great heights |
| Brothers' home |
| Load of money |
| Unwelcome forecast |
| "Have a piece" |
| Don't include |
| Verbally assault |
| Alternatives to Volvos, formerly |
| "Let me repeat . . ." |
| All-hrs. convenience, perhaps |
| Vixen's offspring |
| Three Stooges missile |
| Played for a sap |
| Abrasive on a board |
| Novelist Harper with a Pulitzer |
| Handrail support |
| Info gained by 48-Across |
| Exterminators' setups |
| Crinkly fabric |
| Postgame rundown |
| It's in distinctive type in a dictionary |
| Make less severe |
| Sign of spoilage |
| Davis of "Thelma and Louise" |
| Truing up, as a front end |
| Fiddle with, in a way |
| Feature of two small letters |
| Cause of stubborn stains |
| Twist from O. Henry |
| Sauce on some pizzas |
| Have in stock |
| Fishing line mishaps |
| To this point |
| "West of the Pecos" novelist Zane |
| "That's not true!" |
| In perpetuity |
| Catch, so to speak |
| Pitching masterpiece |
| Ping-Pong do-over |
| Trivial gripe |
| Cornered, as a wild animal |
| Dead set against |
| Item on a ring |
| Minimal change |
| Trail of Tears group |
| Kazan with an honorary Oscar |
| Utterly ridiculous |
| Swing support, perhaps |
| Tippy-top |
| Take to the stump |
| Baseball bat maker's tool |