Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 11th 2012) 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.
| Largest living rodent |
| 'Talk to Her' director/screenwriter, 2002 |
| 'King Lear' character |
| 'The Phantom of the Opera' writer |
| 1982 Stephen King horror film |
| Aladdin's enemy |
| Annual holiday with an 'airing of grievances' |
| Apiphobe's bane |
| It might be cheating |
| Arizona county with a national monument of the same name |
| Call for dinner, maybe |
| Cheesy crust |
| Classic 1977 song with the repeated line 'Let's get together and feel all right' |
| Con target |
| Crackerjack |
| Cutesy sign-off |
| Dessert with a spoon |
| Domain of some invasions |
| Driver's concerns, briefly |
| Dungeons & Dragons figure |
| Epithet for many a rapper |
| It goes from post to post |
| Evasive tactic |
| Feature of some English gardens |
| Figure of speech? |
| Former G.M. compact |
| Gender-ambiguous name |
| Kid-lit title character who says 'I am the ruler of all that I see!' |
| Kinda |
| Laconic |
| It might get in the way of progress |
| ___-jazz |
| ___ Lee |
| Letters on some sticks |
| Like a brat |
| Like a fair señorita |
| Like President James K. Polk |
| Likely to scar |
| Longtime Tanglewood figure |
| Marooned person's aid |
| Moon, in Chinese |
| Not from around here |
| Not on the level |
| Not straight |
| Noted dark film star of the 1930s |
| One of the 12 tribes of Israel |
| One on a lunar calendar? |
| Papers, collectively |
| Pitching need |
| Poet who wrote 'All pity is self-pity' |
| Political challenger's promise |
| Primitive |
| Queen with a prominent bust |
| Realized |
| Really hot |
| Retreat |
| Save one's breath, maybe? |
| Sch. that Theo Huxtable attended on 'The Cosby Show' |
| School |
| Shape-shifting Greek sea god |
| Shudra, for one |
| Stylish, in slang |
| Trust |
| U.N. observer starting in '74 |
| When repeated, [Hurry it up!] |
| With genuine effort |
| '... a man no mightier than thyself ___': 'Julius Caesar' |
| 'King Lear' character |
| 'Ain't gonna happen' |
| iPad read, maybe |