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Below are USA Today December 29, 2018 Crossword Answers. We have changed the way we posting answers and solutions for clues; instead of opening them in a new page we are revealing answers and solutions in the same page. This is the simplest way for you to find the answers. As you see in the left side are crossword clues and in the right side are crossword answers.
Author: by Fred Piscop
Across
| Mail caught in filters | SPAM |
| Doctor’s application to a newborn’s bottom | SLAP |
| Sistine Chapel ceiling figure | ADAM |
| Disney character who sings “Let It Go” | ELSA |
| Homes for drones | HIVES |
| Pull up stakes, slangily | RELO |
| Motel employee | MAID |
| Perrier competitor | EVIAN |
| Scullers’ sport | CREW |
| Emanation from a heat lamp | INFRAREDRAY |
| Sistine Chapel ceiling figure | EVE |
| Wetlands wader | IBIS |
| React to a sour taste | PUCKER |
| Played the market | TRADED |
| Northeast Corridor express train | ACELA |
| Feedbag morsel | OAT |
| Prefix with pilot | AUTO |
| Rob of “90210” | ESTES |
| Beginning of a decline in quality, in TV lingo | JUMPINGTHESHARK |
| Cohort of Kent and Lane | OLSEN |
| Navel buildup | LINT |
| Fudge the facts | LIE |
| Bit of tomfoolery | ANTIC |
| Made like a goose | HONKED |
| Richard Nixon’s religious affiliation | QUAKER |
| “Sully,” for one | HERO |
| Caterer’s vessel | URN |
| Derby competitor’s footwear item | ROLLERSKATE |
| “This won’t hurt ___!” | ABIT |
| “How Do I Live” singer Rimes | LEANN |
| “In the same place,” in footnotes | IBID |
| Beverage store unit | CASE |
| “Mule Train” singer Frankie | LAINE |
| Wind-formed hill | DUNE |
| Joint with an ACL | KNEE |
| Sing like Ella | SCAT |
| Laurel of old comedy | STAN |
Down
| Teamster’s rig | SEMI |
| Leave nothing to chance | PLAN |
| “Yeah, right!” | ASIF |
| Prado’s city | MADRID |
| Nicollette of “Dynasty” | SHERIDAN |
| Cat’s nine, it’s said | LIVES |
| Like hardcore fans | AVID |
| Still-life fruit | PEAR |
| Lob’s path | ARC |
| Yankees great Jeter | DEREK |
| Advil competitor | ALEVE |
| Groundskeeper’s tool | MOWER |
| Hogwarts professor Severus | SNAPE |
| Grandpa Simpson | ABE |
| Year-end celebrations | YULES |
| Johnny who sang at Folsom Prison | CASH |
| Japan’s Prime Minster, 1941-44 | TOJO |
| One of Cuba’s Castros | RAUL |
| 24-hr. banking conveniences | ATMS |
| Cobwebby room, often | ATTIC |
| “Walking in Memphis” singer Marc | COHN |
| Aptly named citrus | UGLI |
| Much AM radio fare | TALK |
| Cleveland’s lake | ERIE |
| Depot posting, for short | SKED |
| Reach a high point | PEAK |
| Word with ear or tube | INNER |
| Computer-linking technology | ETHERNET |
| Spiky-haired fad doll | TROLL |
| Surgery sites, briefly | ORS |
| Last half of DINK | NOKIDS |
| Disreputable doctor | QUACK |
| Like midtown Manhattan | URBAN |
| Licoricelike flavoring | ANISE |
| Dye in temporary tattoos | HENNA |
| Places for flocks | LEAS |
| Of the flock | LAIC |
| Share a border | ABUT |
| Turner with eight Grammys | TINA |
| Home to 9-Across and 23-Across | EDEN |
| Shirt depicting a rock star | TEE |