Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 16th 2017) 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.

Madras wraps
Baseball card buys
Network acquired by Disney in 1995
IBM-compatible PC of old
Downright foolish
Seeded or unseeded loaf
Reason to use a water cannon
All official Boston Marathon entrants, once
Faulty, as a plan
As a minimum
$2 on the nose, say
___ Day (Feb. 29)
Janet Yellen's domain, for short
Possible consequence of an oil embargo
Asparagus unit
Whaler's adverb
Harper who wrote "To Kill a Mockingbird"
Pyramid of Cheops, essentially
"Rocket Man" singer John
"Thanks, that means ___"
One of a range crossed by Hannibal
Blackthorn fruit
Pictures on Android screens
Smelter's need
Neighbor of Swe.
River setting for "Aida"
Organ on a stalk, in crustaceans
Keynote or valedictory deliverers
Mishandled, as a grounder
1987 Michael Jackson album or single
Friction-reducing machine part
Longoria of "Desperate Housewives"
PayPal transactions, e.g.
"Sorry, ___ run!"
Ouija board word
Band's seamless transition
Say "#@%!"
Second-stringer
Roomy Dior design
Henhouse perch
Long division word
Not of the church
"Victory Odes" odist of Greece
Termite's cousin
Irene who sang in "Flashdance"
Lumber flaw
Command, as a price
Mammal that can roll into a ball
Days off for top seeds
Cost of Bazooka bubble gum, once
Bills picturing the Great Seal
Nightfall, to bards
Dressmaker's aid
Chew the fat
Even if, informally
Fleming who wrote "Dr. No"
Element above argon on the periodic table
Understands, as a joke
Stick with a bayonet
Quinnipiac or Gallup report
Stuffed pastries of Latin America
Sprite with pointy ears and shoes
Ferrigno who played the Hulk
The Red Baron was one
Disco flashers
Treatments for sprains or hangovers
Habitual elbow-bender
It may be felt on a fishing line
Burn remedy ingredient
Creme de la creme
Meddlesome sort
Whodunit writer's award
Verb in old wedding vows
"Must-see" review
Mortgage figure
44-Across by-product
Face part that may be mopped
Lucy of "Chicago"