Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 18th 2020) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 66 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Who said "Fashion changes, but style endures" |
| Little pointer |
| Distressing character in the Bible? |
| Member of the Scooby-Doo gang |
| Warn of disaster |
| Source of college credit, informally |
| Contribute to the mix |
| Criminal patterns, in brief |
| Searches (through) |
| Word after Christmas or fur |
| Flat fees |
| Joint venture |
| Stumble |
| Tank tops? |
| Old parent company of NBC |
| Reward for a bad N.B.A. team |
| Monet's "Train in the Snow" or "The Magpie" |
| Hack job? |
| Bashful friend |
| Isotopes of element #88 |
| ___ lane |
| "The Sound of Music" character who's "17 going on 18" |
| Hangs in the balance |
| Swimmer Torres who medaled in five Olympic Games |
| Strange |
| Chang-___ Lee, 2011 Pulitzer finalist for "The Surrendered" |
| Sets right |
| "Sure, we can chat now" |
| Coconut-covered snack cakes |
| Pouty cry |
| Women's soccer powerhouse |
| Seems crooked |
| Cloth dealer, in Britain |
| Obsolescent music holder |
| Border collie, by nature |
| Runner-up to Affirmed in every 1978 Triple Crown race |
| Nero's zero |
| Fizz |
| Shrunken head? |
| Certain hand-held ... or hand-holding |
| Knocks |
| Part of FiOS |
| "A mixture of what appears to be ESP and early Christian faith," per a 1977 New York Times film review |
| Shelved, for now? |
| Upscale provider of grooming services |
| 1800s migrant |
| Relatives of accordions |
| Best in class |
| Dump |
| Espionage gadgets |
| One who's finished |
| Technical data |
| Ad ___ |
| Press coverage |
| John ___, English philosopher and theologian who made an early translation of the Bible |
| Stereotypically lenient parent |
| Spots for snakes |
| Call to account |
| Ominous phrase |
| One of the Seven Sisters |
| Unbroken |
| Reality show staple |
| Masculine name that sometimes follows Mac- |
| Tower on a mountain |
| Workplaces for L.P.N.s |
| Its "concise" version has almost 1,700 pages: Abbr. |