Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 30th 2016) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 68 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'I'm not buying it' |
| 'A Yank at ___' (Mickey Rooney film) |
| 'Men always hate most what they ___ most': H. L. Mencken |
| 'The Miseducation of ___ Hill' (1998 Grammy-winning album) |
| 'Whatever Lola Wants,' e.g |
| '___ Baby' (song from 'Hair') |
| 1998 Spike Lee film |
| Acts of a scalawag |
| Advance men? |
| Affected by wind or water, say |
| Allen of Hollywood |
| Almost up |
| Alternators in some internal-combustion engines |
| At the original speed, musically |
| Best at play |
| Body-related |
| Bone-boring tool |
| Caribbean port |
| Choices, choices |
| City across the border from Eilat |
| Common name for a chimp |
| Desk feature |
| Doing mean work? |
| Engineer's home, for short |
| Entrap |
| Fearsome foes |
| First name in European politics |
| Gain access, in a way |
| Game also called Five in a Row |
| Get a handle on |
| Grammy-winning LL Cool J song that starts 'I've been watching you from afar for as long as I can remember' |
| Herbal stress reliever from Polynesia |
| Key employer in England? |
| Key that's oxymoronic at school? |
| Light |
| Longtime Indiana senator defeated in 2012 |
| Massage |
| Max. 3,333,360, in Pac-Man |
| Mediterranean vacation spot |
| Moscato bianco grape product |
| No longer tied up, say |
| Pantheon member |
| Paper pusher? |
| Public figure? |
| Put down |
| Ran through |
| Raucous card game |
| Really must go |
| Result of a bad trip |
| Ring |
| Royal name in ancient Egypt |
| Signs of life |
| Small vault |
| Stopped lying |
| Substance |
| Sunflowerlike flower |
| Teacher's implementation |
| The Golden Horde, e.g |
| The Rosetta Stone, for one |
| They cast no votes |
| They clean up well |
| Unappealing bowlful |
| Upset |
| Very loud |
| War cry |
| What some people do to vows |
| What three of California's four largest cities share |
| Woodworker's device, informally |