Category: USA Today Crossword Answers
26-August-2019 | Page 1 of 1 | Crossword Buzz Answers
- 1.Charlton Heston was its pres
- 2.Brutal reviews on Yelp
- 3.Far from boorish
- 4.Debriefing product, in brief
- 5.In the midst of
- 6.Was shy, in a way
- 7.Moved stealthily
- 8.Flew the coop
- 9.Sister of Sasha
- 10.Dram or gram
- 11.Rudely ignore
- 12.Places for recliners
- 13.Vending machine feature
- 14.Surefire winner
- 15.Religious spinoffs
- 16.In a way, slangily
- 17."My mistake!"
- 18.Fresca or Sprite
- 19.Former NOW cause
- 20.Vigoda of "Barney Miller"
- 21.Braggart's display
- 22.Only NFL team with a perfect season
- 23.Quark's place
- 24.Trattoria desserts
- 25.Sister brand of Van Heusen
- 26.South Pacific currency
- 27.Year-end tune
- 28.Vein yields
- 29.Prefix with corn or pod
- 30.Seeing stars
- 31.The whole enchilada
- 32.Lawman played by Costner
- 33.View as
- 34.Cereal with a cuckoo mascot
- 35.Manage not to 47-Across
- 36.Headey of "Game of Thrones"
- 37.Vape shop buy
- 38.Rapid blinks, perhaps
- 39.Haunted house noise
- 40.Parka feature
- 41.Help in a holdup, say
- 42.Totally spellbound
- 43.Use an X-Acto Knife on
- 44."Stay Fresh" mints
- 45.Baseball's "Big Papi"
- 46.Point-blank viewpoint
- 47.Often-buggy software version
- 48.Barbershop mishap
- 49.Larter of "Resident Evil" movies
- 50.Easy decisions
- 51."The Voice" coach Stefani
- 52.Lyricist, essentially
- 53.Working stiff
- 54.Earn a 0.0 GPA, say
- 55."Planet Money" network
- 56.Purchaser of Victor in 1929
- 57.Gnat's undoing
- 58.Nut in sticky buns
- 59.Longish skirt
- 60."Pogo" cartoonist Kelly
- 61.Bumstead, to his pals
- 62.Notice with a short bio
- 63.Far from long-winded
- 64.Peter, Paul or Mary
- 65.Tune about a breakup, e.g
- 66.Haiku part
- 67.Use a strop on
- 68.Dashboard gauge, for short
- 69.Boot camp exercise
- 70.Heredity factor
- 71.Reindeer in "Frozen"
- 72.Honda's luxury brand
- 73.Stephen King's rabid dog
- 74.Drives to nowhere in particular
- 75.Hinge and Tinder, for two
- 76.Change parties
- 77.Ahead of the tag
- 78."Low-budget," in brand names