December 28th 2018 The Denver Post crossword answers

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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 78 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

___ Tots (frozen food item)
Concoctions in Dutch ovens
Playground time
Earthy pigments
Helped with the laundry
Frozen yogurt container
It talks, it's said
What barbers "lower"
Menachem's counterpart at Camp David
Corvette roof option, once
Sheer linen or cotton
Joel Chandler Harris narrator
Boxing daughter of Muhammad
Watch, as a flock
Game show figures
Take a corner too fast, say
Dancer with seven veils
Genre pioneered by Run-D.M.C.
Like St. Nick
Largish combo
Conservative Brit, colloquially
Auto body problem
Associate of Gorsuch and Kagan
Words before an anthem
". . . and ___ well!"
Down with a bug
"The Lion King" villain
Wolves, when supposedly serenading the moon
Horatio who wrote "Ragged Dick"
C.S. who created Aslan
"Never!"
Addison's partner at The Spectator
Opposite of paleo-
Like a dirty old man
Dealer ___ (car-sticker line)
Hemmed, but didn't haw
They're caught by sunbathers
It may be bruised or inflated
Support for a break
Go head-to-head
Botanical "pet"
Ball-balancing animal
Family to keep up with
Stopwatch unit (Abbr.)
Biting, as a remark
Letter after zeta
UNLV part
Ob or Po
Segment with game highlights
Salt Lake City collegian
Scorecard listings
Auberjonois of "Boston Legal"
What you can do to the first parts of 17- and 53-Across and 11- and 25-Down
"Two mints in one" sloganeer, once
Tummy trouble
Signature at Appomattox
Sports org. sponsored by 40-Across
Oil treatment brand
Coloratura's song
Precedes the headliner
Household nickname
Conclude one's argument
Used a strop on
Chaney or Chaney Jr.
"Vamoose!"
Kickoff aids
Hole in the epidermis
Open mic offering
Haunted house sound
Lake source of the Niagara River
Electroshock weapon
Spheroid hairdo, for short
Dance that might involve a chair
Gooey fast food offering
Seven-piece Chinese puzzle
"Bye-bye," to a Brit
Congressional divider
One of two in some marriages

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