Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 13th 1998) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 78 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Another, south of the border |
| Atlantic Coast states, with 'the' |
| Ball in the game pétanque |
| Be king over |
| Boat equipment |
| Borscht vegetable |
| Brad of 'Seven Years in Tibet' |
| Bump off |
| Bunch |
| Bush |
| Capri, e.g. |
| Chew (on) |
| Clear the chalkboard |
| Coffee break snack |
| Comparatively recent |
| Comstock, for one |
| Confine |
| Cook slowly |
| Cornmeal cakes, in the South |
| Cultural grant giver, for short |
| Deduce |
| Deplete, with 'up' |
| February 14 figure |
| First place |
| Flax fabric |
| Folk's Guthrie |
| Fringe |
| Fugue master |
| Gator's cousin |
| Goodman, the King of Swing |
| Had title to |
| Highway |
| ___ Highway (route from Dawson Creek) |
| ___ of burden |
| ___ Simbel (Egyptian temple site) |
| Improves, as cheese |
| In a hurry, for short |
| Involve |
| Israeli airline |
| It's all a plot! |
| Lazy Susan |
| Like windows |
| Log home |
| Man-to-be |
| Neutral hue |
| New kid in town |
| One-dimensional |
| Orbital high point |
| Pay no heed to |
| Piggery |
| Poultry product |
| Qaddafi's land |
| Raring to go |
| Rip-off |
| September bloom |
| Settles disputes |
| Spanish homes |
| Sports facility |
| Stage signal |
| Stockings |
| Suffix with hip or hoop |
| Suspicious |
| Telegraphed |
| They may be pricked |
| They often run deep |
| Tick off |
| To the left, to a sailor |
| Transport, as a load |
| Unruffled |
| Woodwind |
| Aardvark's diet |
| 'Earth in the Balance' author Al |
| 'My dad's bigger than your dad,' e.g. |
| 'Now hear ___!' |
| 'Ramblin' Wreck From Georgia ___' |
| 1965 Simon & Garfunkel hit, with 'The' |
| Accommodate |
| Accompany to a party |