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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 60 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Toward sunset

Sword, e.g.

Make secret

Insinuating

Work on a doily

Cave dweller

Lyric poet

Bypass

Pillow talk

Islet

Lurch

Accolades

Hankerings

Styptic weed

Rubberneck

Map abbr.

Blow away

Unspoken

"Hogwash!"

Dashed

Snake, for one

They practice girth control

Trampled

Gaucho exhibitions

Undercover agent

Our sun

Made bold

Compass dir.

Short report

Wordplay

Heavy weights

Suckered

Extinct bird

Holiday mo.

Roman love god

Orbital high point

Tune

Surfing site

Essence

Closed in on

Bearish

Memory units

Ride a bicycle

In the area

Stalk veggie

Pack animal

Cocktail type

Brand

Sell

Survive

Have ___ at

Diamonds, slangily

Antoinette beginning

Cut a swath

Danger signal

Delivery vehicle

Forebodings

Pivotal

Antiquity, once

Walk in water

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