Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 14th 2011) 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.
| 'Cease' and 'desist,' e.g.: Abbr |
| 'Chocolate' dog |
| 'Doesn't thrill me' |
| 'Gotcha!' |
| 'Hänsel ___ Gretel' |
| 'No Such Thing' blues rocker |
| 'Proved!' letters |
| 'Rude' sound |
| 'Yoo-hoo!' |
| Adrien of 'The Pianist' |
| Alphonse's comics partner |
| Annual parade honoree, informally |
| At a cruise stop, say |
| Backing strip |
| Barbuda's island partner |
| Barker and Kettle |
| Black, to bards |
| C.S.A. part: Abbr |
| Camera type, in brief |
| Chekhov uncle |
| Close by, in poems |
| Consumer products giant, briefly |
| Cornell of Cornell University |
| Cuneiform discovery site |
| Descartes's 'therefore' |
| Euro fraction |
| Fish-eating raptor |
| Geisha's tie |
| Get, as profits |
| Helen's city |
| Holy city of Iran |
| Hoopster with six rap albums, for short |
| Horse to be broken |
| Hurled weapon |
| Ill temper |
| Inconsistent root beer brand? |
| Kind of fly, informally |
| Like a D- |
| Local ascetic? |
| Make note of, with 'down' |
| Mesopotamia? |
| Metrosexual's tote |
| Motorola cell phone brand |
| Movie camera settings |
| Mr. America's pride |
| Pasadena posies |
| Pizzeria chain, informally |
| Popular swab |
| President who said 'Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!' |
| Put down, as a riot |
| Put the kibosh on |
| Qaddafi's rise to power, e.g |
| Red wine of Spain |
| Regarding, on memos |
| Ring foe of Manolete |
| Role in 'Son of Frankenstein' |
| Run into unexpected trouble |
| Santa ___, Calif |
| Sealer's stuff |
| Sequence sung by kids |
| Soapmaking compound |
| Some Mideast laptops? |
| The New Yorker cartoonist Peter |
| They may be even, ironically |
| Top awards at los Juegos Olímpicos |
| Trade center |
| Transplants, in a way |
| U.F.O. crew |
| Vintners' prefix |
| Vintners' valley |
| Voodoo charm |
| W.W. I mil. group |
| Wakens |
| ___ Paese cheese |
| ___ Quested, woman in Forster's 'A Passage to India' |
| ___ vez (again: Sp.) |