Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 28th 2008) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 76 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| '06 Series winner |
| 'Do the Right Thing' pizzeria |
| 'Hud' Oscar winner |
| 'Mens sana in corpore ___' |
| 1940s-'50s film/TV star with two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame |
| Abate |
| After-lunch bite |
| Big name in Gotham City |
| Biographies |
| Black tea |
| Bloody, so to speak |
| Bygone political slogan |
| C7H5N3O6 |
| California's ___ Music Festival, since 1947 |
| Cause for using a hot line |
| Central Africa's Lake ___ |
| Chapel Hill sch. |
| Classic 1947 detective novel |
| Close, old-style |
| Cold-blooded killers |
| Come-on |
| Delivery notation: Abbr. |
| Didn't raise |
| Early British automaker Henry |
| Refrigerator part |
| Reverence |
| Scraggy |
| Sends |
| Siesta |
| Sinbad's avian attacker |
| Soldiers' jobs |
| Stick on a dish |
| Stimulate |
| Tear |
| Title TV character in Bikini Bottom |
| Toy at the beach |
| Transcript |
| Washington has some big ones |
| Writer who wrote 'I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity' |
| Yankee nickname starting in 2004 |
| ___ light: Var. |
| ___ Station |
| Eastern royal |
| European capital |
| Give and take |
| Global legal venue, with 'The' |
| Goon |
| Hatch |
| Historical 1976 miniseries |
| Holiday season |
| Hot strip? |
| It may be rounded up in a roundup |
| It's sometimes grabbed |
| Juliet, e.g., in Gounod's 'Romeo and Juliet' |
| Lay person? |
| Liquid fat |
| M.P.'s quarry |
| Mountaineering equipment |
| Night school class, for short |
| Not punishing sufficiently |
| Obeys |
| Object of ridicule |
| One of the 'Brady Bunch' kids |
| Ones with charges |
| Only player to be part of three World Cup-winning teams |
| Out |
| Part of a pound |
| Place for a motto |
| Poland's second-largest city |
| Poor dating prospects |
| Prefix with sclerosis |
| Process, in a way, as documents |
| Punny hint to answering 20-Across, 11-Down and 29-Down |
| Put away |
| Quarter |
| Record holder |