Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 2nd 2014) 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.
| Completely bare |
| Completely bare |
| Craftsperson |
| Dance in triple time: Sp |
| Dangerous blanket |
| David had him killed, in the Bible |
| Dish with crab meat and Béarnaise |
| Electric shades |
| First of many body parts in 'Alouette' |
| Food order from a grill |
| Frequent winner in a 66-Across: Abbr |
| Hit the dirt hard? |
| It changes when you go to a new site |
| It helps get the wheels turning |
| It uses sevens through aces |
| Joanie's mom, to Fonzie |
| K'ung Fu-___ (Confucius) |
| Knowledge: Fr |
| Labor Day arrival, e.g |
| Left part of a map? |
| Left, on un mapa |
| Let out, say |
| Like a Big Brother society |
| Mall features |
| Mall features |
| Many an event security guard |
| Not too wimpy |
| One in arrears |
| Operating without ___ |
| Opprobrium |
| Part of a C.S.A. signature |
| Perennial N.C.A.A. hoops powerhouse |
| Perfect |
| Portmanteau bird? |
| Punch-Out!! platform, for short |
| Really long |
| Regarded |
| Say you'll make it, say |
| Sensational effects |
| Shake a leg |
| Shakespeare character who asks 'To whose hands have you sent the lunatic king?' |
| She came to Theseus' aid |
| Smiley, e.g |
| Snoopy sorts |
| Some parlors, for short |
| Sound reproducible with coconut shells |
| Stick selection |
| Subject of the 2010 biography 'Storyteller' |
| Swell |
| The very recent past: Abbr |
| They wrap things up |
| They're not forbidding |
| They're often fried |
| Trashy, in a way |
| Uncovers |
| Weather map feature |
| Webster's first? |
| Zenith competitor |
| ___-in-law |
| 'Honest' |
| 'Semper Fidelis' composer |
| 'This is yours' |
| Act like a jackass |
| Allen in history |
| Alternative to tea leaves |
| Associate with |
| Bayou snapper, briefly |
| Begging, perhaps |
| Bolt (down) |
| Cabinet dept. since 1977 |
| Charge at a state park |
| Chess's ___ Lopez opening |