Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 15th 2001) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 140 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Gets nasty outside |
| Glitch |
| Grant leads off the show? |
| Hatch in the Senate |
| Heir to the throne |
| Highlander |
| Imagine |
| Immediately |
| In |
| Incriminating information |
| Ionic alternative |
| Isn't natural |
| It carries a bit |
| It clears the way |
| It might follow you |
| Jackson or Cleveland |
| Kind of rod |
| Latin I |
| Least emotional |
| Low-___ |
| Manhattan addition |
| Many an office has one |
| Map overlay |
| Mex. madames |
| Mil. training site |
| Motorist's winter aid |
| Muddy up |
| Mussorgsky bass |
| Nod off |
| Not fair |
| Not fer |
| Notwithstanding |
| Tennis official |
| Tennyson lady |
| They strike while the iron is hot |
| They're always tired |
| Two things in Clinton's poolroom? |
| Unbroken |
| Unkempt hair |
| Uris's '___ 18' |
| Victim of sun burn? |
| Victorian, in a way |
| Wet-weather gear |
| Wheels of fortune? |
| When coal, gas and oil are delivered? |
| Where mountain climbers train? |
| Where silence reigns? |
| Whimper |
| Wise guy |
| Zing |
| ___ loss |
| 'The Wizard of Oz' prop |
| 'God is our refuge and strength ...,' for one |
| 'He that ___ over men must be just': II Samuel |
| 'La Dolce Vita' setting |
| 'M*A*S*H' Emmy-winner |
| 'The Cotton Club' co-star |
| 'Wherever Law ends, ___ begins': John Locke |
| 39-line poem |
| 60's singer Christie |
| 72, often |
| A tray may hold it |
| Aesopian coda |
| Almost equal |
| Alphabetic trio |
| Angry |
| Autumn color |
| Award for 'Curse of the Starving Class' |
| Bad blood in Beijing? |
| Batter before Casey |
| Be part of the cast of |
| Bean |
| Begins to develop |
| Best Actor of 2000 |
| Big East team |
| Big lie |
| Bronze beater |
| Bum |
| By and by |
| Calms |
| Came down |
| Canaanite deity |
| Chanted |
| Chest: Prefix |
| Churchgoer's pet name for his seat? |
| City in Vermont |
| Closed in on |
| Column |
| Communally |
| Concentrate |
| Conscriptable |
| Contract |
| Crimson foe |
| Curriculum section |
| Dress (up) |
| Dreyfus defender |
| Fan |
| Feminine suffix |
| Fine print, maybe |
| Fire ___ |
| Fissures |
| Flight attendant's offering |
| Footprint, maybe |
| Force |
| Former 'N.Y.P.D. Blue' co-star |
| Four-man tanks |
| German article |
| Once called |
| One who works with a code: Abbr. |
| Peace |
| Piano |
| Pig in a sty |
| Pillsbury Bake-Off officials |
| Pizarro's quest |
| Place for forks and knives |
| Plug, of a sort |
| Pluto, for one |
| Poetic regions |
| Present |
| Quebec's Plains of ___ |
| Recorded |
| Relative group |
| Relieved |
| River to Leeds |
| S. & L. offering |
| Santa's reindeer, e.g. |
| Scene of W.W. I fighting |
| Score of 'Cats'? |
| Shed |
| Signs of censorship |
| Sioux speaker |
| Sixth-brightest star |
| Slightly improper |
| Smacker |
| Snippy |
| Spread out |
| Stage apparel |
| Status quo group |
| Steeped |
| Tends the furnace |