Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 27th 2017) clues of Washington Post 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.
| Hunk |
| Commandment verb |
| They might go bananas for bananas |
| Like take-out orders |
| Matt widely criticized for his handling of Clinton and Trump interviews |
| Church section |
| "Muscat by the end of the week!"? |
| It's got you covered |
| Place for a boutonniere |
| Desolate region near the Persian Gulf? |
| Ending for ethyl |
| Synthetic sock fiber |
| "Definitely!" |
| Mice, to cats |
| Some Art Deco pieces |
| Memoir from Operation Desert Storm? |
| Had a bite |
| Pub crawl quaff |
| As ___ (typically) |
| ___'acte |
| Hammer home? |
| Bailout in Iberia? |
| Court event |
| Periodic table fig. |
| Kerfuffle |
| Playground retort |
| Barely manage, with "out" |
| Rum-soaked cake from a landlocked African country? |
| Movado rival |
| Like the Gobi |
| Radio output in Peking? |
| Phoebe portrayer on "Friends" |
| Gave medicine to |
| Regal address |
| Back muscles, briefly |
| Shipping container |
| Blue shade |
| Pilfered |
| Arthur Miller's salesman |
| Openmouthed |
| Tibia or fibula |
| Canon offering, for short |
| Osaka assent |
| Sound |
| Get the hang of |
| "___ Little Tenderness" (1960s hit) |
| Get back to |
| Karachi resident |
| Malevolent |
| Button on a fax machine |
| Botanist's study |
| 27-Across antonym, in Moscow |
| Postgame wrap-up |
| Wet suit material |
| Follow-up to saying "NO"? |
| Kitchen extension? |
| Lowly laborer |
| "Yeah, right!" |
| Seat warmer? |
| Trapeze artist |
| Versailles agreement |
| Radii neighbors |
| "Phooey!" |
| "Xanadu" band, for short |
| Hardly a neatnik |
| Huge, poetically |
| New Balance competitor |
| Detest |
| Mrs. Gorbachev |
| Borden's milk pitcher |
| Actress Knightley of "Atonement" |
| Stand out |
| Teen hangout |
| "Nessun dorma," notably |
| Versatile, electronically |
| Throw out |
| Rim attachment |
| Suffix with lemon or orange |