Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 16th 2012) clues of Thomas Joseph crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 52 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Woolly ones

Fog enshrouded

Glorify

Boise's state

Costume

Sub system

Captures

Spotted cube

Journey by car

Wheel connector

Portions out

Knightley of "Atonement"

Composer Blake

Comes in

Less than any

Worried words

Signing need

Shave cream additive

Wise saying

City-based

Singer Ronstadt

Take care of

Exorbitant

Moved sideways

Table part

Chopping tool

Small rug

Slipped up

March honoree, for short

Warship weapon

Wedding words

Dune makeup

Bangkok language

Olden days

Lingerie item

Yard tool

Yoked animals

Stepped down

Sacked

Bassoon's cousin

Fey of "30 Rock"

Crystal gazer

Tourist's aid

Mineo of movies

Wake

Chums

Highway ramp

Inverted six

Keats poem

Entreat

Had lunch

Indicate assent

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