Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 10th 2018) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 70 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
Big name in coverage |
'Alea iacta ___': Julius Caesar |
Jessica of 'Sin City' |
Setting for the first Mickey Mouse cartoon |
Kind of pressure |
___ Rock, N.J |
Big name in movie rentals |
___-Caps (candy) |
Shut out |
Least believable |
Black-and-white |
Like the Oscars and the Emmys |
$100 bill, in slang |
Slip |
Main antagonist in George Orwell's '1984' |
'Automatic for the People' band, 1992 |
Board |
Something New York and Los Angeles each have |
Chervil or chives |
S.O.B |
'Do Ya' grp |
Miracle-___ |
Something that may be stiff |
Contribute |
'La Loge' artist |
Move to the right incrementally |
Southwestern tree with needles |
Farm young 'un |
'Rotary phone,' for one |
Multi-time Pro Bowl tight end Greg |
Stumblebum |
Followed |
One way to stand |
'Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television' comedian |
Superstore |
Frontier figure |
'Well, looky here!' |
One who arrives around Halloween |
System of unspoken words, for short |
Herbert of the 'Pink Panther' films |
'You make a point' |
Oscar winner Jannings |
Time in Italy |
Inept sort |
Actor Cage, informally |
Pacific capital |
TV channel with the slogan 'Very funny' |
Info to use against somebody, metaphorically |
All-time record setter on 4/8/1974 |
Peter of 'My Favorite Year' |
Wagner's oeuvre |
Insolent talk |
Angry shout to an umpire |
Prefix with -metry |
Wayfarers |
It might include 'New Folder' and 'Close Window' |
Ranch sobriquet |
Weapon in medieval warfare |
It was launched with Sputnik |
Bank |
Where a rocky relationship may end |
Begin writing |
It's no six-pack, ironically |
Regards |
Where the brachialis muscle is found |
Believes |
Jean Auel heroine |
Wind sources |
Big name in conditioning |
Sedated, say |