Below you will find all the answers for the USA Today Crossword Answers - Oct 24 2017 divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| "All Things Considered" host Shapiro | ARI |
| "It's clear now!" | AHA |
| "Parks and ___" (NBC show, informally) | REC |
| "Third rock from the sun" | EARTH |
| Accommodating one | PLEASER |
| Airport meeter's info | ETA |
| Animal farmed for its fur | MINK |
| Apollo Theater's neighborhood | HARLEM |
| Arrange by category | ASSORT |
| Baldwin who parodies Donald Trump | ALEC |
| Banned insecticide, for short | DDT |
| BBQ sauce attribute | TANG |
| Beanie or beret | CAP |
| Bit of dust | SPECK |
| Black Sea port city | ODESSA |
| Blue-green shade on $100 bills | TEAL |
| Break bread | EAT |
| Can't live without | NEED |
| Capable of causing nightmares, maybe | EERIE |
| Charge for a withdrawal, perhaps | ATMFEE |
| Condiment with fish sandwiches | TARTARSAUCE |
| Cop on a bust | NARC |
| Early visitors to the New World | VIKINGS |
| Ebert's "thumbs-up, thumbs-down" partner | SISKEL |
| Far from stringent | LAX |
| Follett who wrote "Eye of the Needle" | KEN |
| Gather, as benefits | REAP |
| Gemini's birthstone | PEARL |
| Grungy sorts | SLOBS |
| Habitual elbow-benders | SOTS |
| Hammer part opposite the face | PEEN |
| Hathaway of "Les Miserables" | ANNE |
| It may go to waste | EXCESS |
| It's represented by one of five Olympic rings | ASIA |
| Jamaican form of tangelo | UGLI |
| James who sang "I'd Rather Go Blind" | ETTA |
| Letter resembling a P | RHO |
| Like beers at brewpubs | ONTAP |
| Little hellions | TERRORS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Many a tailless primate | APE |
| Merino and Dorset | OVINES |
| Mesabi range find | ORE |
| Mottled equine | PIEBALDHORSE |
| Mount Rushmore face, informally | ABE |
| Nashville music mecca, for short | OPRY |
| Nerf maker | HASBRO |
| New Jersey's ___ Hall University | SETON |
| One bringing home the bacon | EARNER |
| One way to down a football | TAKEAKNEE |
| Open just a bit | AJAR |
| Opus ___ (work of God) | DEI |
| Outerwear with a fleece collar, often | BOMBERJACKET |
| Picture-perfect | IDEAL |
| Place for an elliptical trainer | GYM |
| Prepare, as Parmesan | GRATE |
| Regarding, on memos | ASTO |
| Run out of gas, so to speak | LOSESTEAM |
| Scot's topper | TAM |
| Second Amendment org | NRA |
| Space heater's output, for short | BTUS |
| Stud stake | ANTE |
| Take in, as knowledge | ABSORB |
| Tapered off | ABATED |
| The self-proclaimed "Greatest" | ALI |
| Three of these run through Pittsburgh | RIVERS |
| Tribal emblem | TOTEM |
| Twelve points, in page layout | PICA |
| Unagi and anago, in Japanese cuisine | EELS |
| Viewpoints page, briefly | OPED |
| Volvo competitor, once | SAAB |
| Wet behind the ears | NAIVE |
| What's more | ALSO |
| Wild West justice, often | NOOSE |
| Winter wear with a plaid pattern, often | FLANNELCOAT |
| Woodwind in chamber music | OBOE |
| Word before trip or surf | EGO |
| X-ray dosage unit | RAD |
| Yardstick, e.g | RULER |
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