Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 31st 2010) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 73 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'Swan Lake' swan |
| 'Go ahead!' |
| 'With ___ of thousands!' (movie ad boast) |
| 'The Road' star Mortensen |
| 'What ___?' |
| 15-percenter |
| A chip or two to start with |
| Alpha's opposite |
| An attentive doc gives it to a patient |
| Anglo-___ |
| Aria, typically |
| Art Deco artist |
| Austen novel |
| Auto on the autobahn |
| Big mouth, slangily |
| Big tournaments for university teams, informally |
| Catchall abbreviation |
| Certain charge card, informally |
| Cheese with a red coat |
| Conger catcher |
| Cremona craftsman |
| Doctor's place: Abbr. |
| Done |
| Ellipsoid |
| Fjord, e.g. |
| Fled to wed |
| Flier with a 10-foot wingspan |
| Said 'Not guilty!,' e.g. |
| Say 'There, there' to, say |
| Short-term worker, for short |
| Show, in a show-and-tell |
| Sign on for another tour |
| Small amounts |
| Spotted |
| Start of either syllable in 'ginger' |
| Status symbol car, familiarly |
| Supersized movie screen format |
| Swimwear brand |
| Take advantage of |
| They turn litmus paper red |
| Tiffany creation |
| Unit of cotton |
| Web-footed mammal |
| When doubled, a food fish |
| Wonderfully foreign |
| ___ Pinafore |
| ___ vincit amor |
| French actor Alain |
| Gave the once-over |
| Get the grime off |
| In the cellar |
| Invention starter |
| Jack who could eat no fat |
| Lease to a new tenant |
| Less than 90 degrees |
| Make boiling mad |
| Minus |
| Nickelodeon's parent company |
| Non's opposite |
| Nosh |
| Obama adviser Emanuel |
| Oboe or clarinet |
| Ones ranking below cpls. |
| Only O.T. book that never mentions God: Abbr. |
| Painting surface |
| Pastoral poem |
| Permanent provider |
| Photo blowup: Abbr. |
| Prepare to drive, as a golf ball |
| Producer of sweat and tears, but not blood |
| Put the tape back to the start |
| Ragú rival |
| Rich cake |