Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 16th 2016) clues of Star Tribune crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 80 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Smudge

Writing table

Film legend ____ Hayworth

Door joint

Buffalo's canal

First garden

Relieves

Breezy

Chap

Flightless bird

Focus

Occupied (2 wds.)

Painful

Marsh plants

Skin decoration

Light brown

Caught

"Snakes ____ Plane" (2 wds.)

Peruvian animal

Always, in verse

Consumer

Drag

Lurch

Army meal

Soak up

____ Witherspoon of "Just Like Heaven"

Not fake

Marilyn ____

Language conversion

Total amount

Wish

Milky gem

Remain

Client

Singer ____ Diamond

Roman gown

Alluring

Building wings

Resource

Ghostly garment

Home of the Dolphins

Result

Develop

Save

School official

Singer ____ Clapton

Fathers

____ address (opening speech)

Feel sorry about

Bright thought

Camper's home

Chip in

Not shut

Exchange

Percussion instrument

Bambi, for one

Navigate

Haul

Wallet stuffers

Boat paddles

She, in Madrid

Bat

____ to riches

Elm or pine

Land measures

Preacher's word

Mother-of-pearl source

Fictional clownfish

Surly

Brahms piece

Jacket part

Downpours

Dated ditty

Vote in

Consequently

Thorny bloom

Acme

Kite feature

Afflictions

School vehicle

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