Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (August 7th 2008) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 74 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Eroded |
| Essence |
| German-built auto |
| Get shaking |
| Get ___ for the night |
| Giant tusk holders |
| Hard wood |
| Hip bones |
| Hotel freebie |
| Inflict upon |
| It makes pets pests |
| It's made in a squeeze |
| Items unlikely to be stored on the top shelf |
| Japanese aborigine |
| Latin lover's word? |
| Leaf feature |
| Like some columns |
| Literally, 'peaceful' person |
| Locale of Sitting Bull Coll. |
| Mountain where Moses died, in the Bible |
| Not the main rte. |
| Object of a hunt in a 1984 best seller |
| Pester |
| Plea from the plate |
| Poetic preposition |
| Point out |
| Quatrain form |
| Queen's subject? |
| Retired Audi supermini |
| Show host |
| Singles players |
| Some W.W. I code talkers |
| Some yeses |
| Spook's employer, with 'the' |
| Squabbling |
| Subject for Freud |
| Subject of modern research |
| Suggest |
| Take off |
| Al ___ |
| Usher's domain |
| Verdi's 'Di Provenza il mar,' e.g. |
| 'Not so loud!' |
| Was at the Colosseum? |
| 'To ___ not to ...' |
| 1965 Yardbirds hit |
| What a server may serve |
| About to collapse, say |
| When brunch may be scheduled |
| Wing: Abbr. |
| Aesthetically pleasing ratio of antiquity |
| ___ Brothers (pop trio) |
| Alumna identifier |
| Amu ___, Asian river |
| Anniversary gift for the year after pottery |
| Another co-star of the film hidden in this puzzle |
| Apt name for a fiftyish Roman woman? |
| Backup cause |
| Beatles song that begins 'Is there anybody going to listen to my story' |
| Bill of ___ (shipping document) |
| BlackBerry output: Abbr. |
| Brass |
| British weight |
| Bull Halsey in W.W. II, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Canine coat |
| Co-star of the film whose title is hidden sequentially in 20-, 34-, 41- and 52-Across |
| Command to Fido |
| Coppers |
| Costa ___, Calif. |
| Curer |
| DHL delivery: Abbr. |
| Dips |
| Eliot Ness, notably, for short |
| Eponymous instrument maker Robert |