Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 29th 2020) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 72 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Close one |
| 2015 film from Marvel Studios |
| Affecting people at large |
| Where Marie Curie was born |
| Bit of misdirection from an athlete |
| Clearly working out |
| Generic rivalry |
| ___ State (school with 23 campuses) |
| Way out there |
| Diagnosis from an ophthalmologist |
| Great deal |
| Expression of doubt |
| Day when the ball drops: Abbr. |
| Ship's record |
| Trading card franchise that's an alternative to Pokémon |
| Like good computer screens, for short |
| Weight |
| Array in a security office |
| Muppets song with nonsense lyrics |
| Impossible to screw up |
| Fill with fragrance, in a way |
| Music genre for Psy and BTS |
| Côtes du ___ (wine appellation) |
| Released for attack |
| Things kept on racks |
| Features of some 11-Down |
| "Here comes a fight!" |
| Extra work |
| Bank job of a sort |
| Bid at the last second |
| What fools do, they say |
| Political satirist who said "If you were the only person left on the planet, I would have to attack you. That's my job" |
| Accident report? |
| Mantle, e.g. |
| Fool |
| Author whose name is one letter off from 31-Down |
| Acts cautiously (around) |
| Kind of pork |
| Bounds |
| Spreadsheet entries: Abbr. |
| Alternative to a Yodel or a Swiss Roll |
| ___ Williams, player of Shirley on "Laverne & Shirley" |
| Pacific Northwest native |
| Wall Street woe |
| They're not basic |
| Huff and puff |
| Stuff |
| Fool |
| Weight |
| Home to part of the Wasatch Mountains |
| Walks slowly and steadily |
| "___ me!" |
| Barnyard sound |
| Picketer's holding |
| Eastern Central Div. player |
| Joan who wrote "The Year of Magical Thinking" |
| Apollo craft, for short |
| Flop |
| Outburst from Sneezy |
| Like ziggurats |
| This will help ease the pain |
| No credit, say |
| "___ All That" (1999 rom-com) |
| Haydée, to the Count of Monte Cristo, par exemple |
| Very bright, but not in a good way |
| Cause of a public embarrassment, maybe |
| "Please, go ahead" |
| Cockamamie |
| Blitz |
| New Age author Deepak ___ |
| Two for dinner? |
| First in a series |