Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 17th 2024) 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.
| Groups of plants |
| Mental ___ |
| Escape vessel |
| Bottom floor of a 46-Across, perhaps |
| Farmland measure |
| "We ___ arrant knaves, all": Hamlet |
| Banded gemstones |
| Cry after a poke |
| Cave dweller of Greek myth |
| Over |
| Cool, '90s-style |
| Old Testament queendom |
| Just |
| Had a meal |
| Valuable property |
| Prospector's locale of the late 1800s |
| Some Google search results |
| Styled after |
| Put on |
| Journey such as the one where 20-Across appears |
| Pro wrestler ___ Luger |
| Copy |
| Chess "castle" |
| Spot to park |
| Enter a busy freeway |
| Navy vessel letters |
| Dreyer's, on the East Coast |
| Bash for laughs |
| "Pronto!" |
| Face-to-face, as an exam |
| 20-Across, by another name |
| Took the long way home, say |
| How Jenga blocks are placed, hopefully |
| Coda, e.g. |
| Unadulterated |
| Wrap for a monarch? |
| D.C.'s B and A: Abbr. |
| "Well put!" |
| Feature of 20-Across … and, when sounded out, a feature of today's puzzle (clues and all!) |
| Try to fly |
| Noted brand from Denmark |
| Watermelon-shaped |
| Corrects, as keystrokes |
| Beth preceder |
| Skater Cohen |
| Hurt badly |
| They may take the stand |
| Flotsam and jetsam |
| Egg producer |
| Potluck staple |
| Stackable snack |
| Profound |
| Keep ___ on (watch closely) |
| H, to Homer |
| Course that's a breeze |
| Oft-contracted address |
| Eschew the pews, say |
| Performed some weekend tasks |
| Mastodon features |
| Mournful poem |
| Takes a toll on |
| Land separated at the 38th parallel |
| Trouble |
| Relay race part |
| "Psst, hey!" |
| Swap out |
| Quest for some athletes |
| Egg ___ |
| Play, as a ukulele |
| Food products wholesaler |
| Follow, as a lead |
| Doesn't have enough |
| Go on and on |
| OK place to be naked, once |
| Orchestra part |
| Sneaky maneuver |
| "Auld Lang ___" |
| Lead regulator, for short |