Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (June 28th 2017) 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.

___ vapeur (steamed)
Love, in a Dean Martin classic
Newcomer on the job
Breckinridge of fiction
Purina dog food brand
___ Crunch (Quaker cereal)
"A mouse!"
Creatures at Area 51, some believe
University professor, e.g.
Gradually slower, in music (Abbr.)
Figure that a Kaplan course may improve
Wimbledon unit
"The Delta Force" star
Computer bug
Minuscule amount
Huge difference between viewpoints, say
Elia, to Lamb
Devices for 5-Down directors
Analyze grammatically
Mall newsstand
Zero, at the World Cup
"Way to go, kid!"
Sandra of "Gidget"
Ernst & Young staffers, for short
"Happy motoring!" gas brand, once
Lay the ___ (start a ship's construction)
Most malodorous
Language of Liechtenstein
Absorb, as gravy
Fountain into which 6-Down were tossed
Reason to take Aleve
Quarterback great Aikman
Elder-care worker
See 24-Down
"El Condor ___" (Simon & Garfunkel tune)
Like some surgery or testimony
Texter's "bye now"
Astronaut Grissom
Uber alternative
Repeat, as for emphasis
Dizzy Gillespie genre
Revealing, as an evening dress
Mother with a Nobel
"___ Hate Me" (Spike Lee movie)
"Total War" video game maker
Sauce with basil
Torah holders
Abba who wrote "My People"
Tuxedo shop worker
"The Original Slow Cooker"
Job for a 55-Across
End of an English test, perhaps
"Most certainly!"
Galileo, by birth
Like pants with a 36-inch inseam
That thing dangling from your palate
Un-PC devices?
Praiseful work
Jewish youth org.
Hit tune from "Ziegfeld Follies"
Lopsided victory
Inverse trigonometric function
Like glee club music
Predecessors of euros
Clearance rack abbr.
Sound from a stable
Car at a charging station
One in a playbill list
Baldwin who lampoons Trump
Place for a soak
Big name in kitchen gadgets
What bad dressers and bland food have in common
"Now it's clear"
With 57-Down, soft drink since 1886
___ up (have a pre-marathon meal)
Former mayor Eastwood