Below you will find all the answers for the USA Today Crossword Answers - Oct 23 2017 divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| "Point taken" | ISEE |
| "That was stupid of me!" | DOH |
| "Tiny Alice" playwright Edward | ALBEE |
| "We Build, We Fight" military group | SEABEES |
| 1950s nickname in D.C | IKE |
| 2000 Renee Zellweger title role | IRENE |
| Account access need, redundantly | PINNUMBER |
| Act reciprocally | INTERACT |
| Artfully dodge | EVADE |
| Assistant named for a Defoe character | MANFRIDAY |
| Ate ravenously, with "down" | WOLFED |
| Barreled along | SPED |
| Betting every last chip | ALLIN |
| Bored with it all | BLASE |
| Bother, to the Bard | ADO |
| Burger and fries go-with, perhaps | COKE |
| Chef's flavor enhancer | HERB |
| Cityscape obscurer | SMOG |
| Component of many lawn mowers | ROTOR |
| Confers a title upon | DUBS |
| Cookies in dirt cake | OREOS |
| Critique harshly | PAN |
| Direction on pudding boxes | STIR |
| Employee photo badges, for short | IDS |
| Entertained in a loft, say | HADUP |
| Expletive from Beaver Cleaver | GEE |
| Fidget spinners, these days | MANIA |
| Finger-pointer's pronoun | THEY |
| Five cents, for a nickel | FACEVALUE |
| Free of clutter | NEAT |
| Frosty coating | HOAR |
| Gardner once married to Sinatra | AVA |
| Give off, as light | EMIT |
| Gives orders, on a set | DIRECTS |
| Hardly hospitable | ICY |
| Houseplant with fleshy leaves | ALOE |
| Improvise musically | VAMP |
| Invokes the anger of | RILES |
| Is bothered by | MINDS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Jab with a cattle prod, say | GOAD |
| Kangaroo's baby | JOEY |
| Least 38-Down | STERNEST |
| Lebanon's locale | ASIA |
| Like a single sock | ODD |
| Like Lady Liberty's crown | RAYED |
| Line with a six-pointed star logo | ELAL |
| Long-tongued canine of comics | ODIE |
| Loses firmness | SAGS |
| Maker of Stic pens | BIC |
| Mend, as a falling-apart book | REBIND |
| Michael Savage's genre | TALKRADIO |
| Most gutsy | BRAVEST |
| Not so bumpy | SMOOTHER |
| Past caring about | OVER |
| Pen-and-ink illustrations | LINEART |
| Plasterer's reinforcement | LATH |
| Pronoun in knock-knock jokes | WHO |
| Sandwich shop machine | SLICER |
| Say "woe is me," say | LAMENT |
| Shelf support | BRACKET |
| Sometimes-pulled winter toy | SLED |
| Stand up to | DEFY |
| Standing at attention | ERECT |
| Steam, e.g | VAPOR |
| Stepped down | RESIGNED |
| Streak in marble | VEIN |
| There's none for the weary, it's said | REST |
| Thin and bony | GAUNT |
| Thurman of "Kill Bill" movies | UMA |
| Till stack | ONES |
| To the left or right | ASIDE |
| Toddler's "piggy" | TOE |
| Trendy Australian boots | UGGS |
| Unusually short, as a prison sentence | LENIENT |
| Winter hrs. in Waco | CST |
| Write hastily | JOT |
| ___ jardiniere (served with vegetables) | ALA |
| ___ up (dress elaborately) | DUDE |
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