Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 20th 2010) 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.
| 'Beetle Bailey' bulldog |
| 'Oh, ___ up!' |
| 'Physician, ___ thyself' |
| 1960s-'70s R&B singer Marilyn |
| Africa's Sierra ___ |
| Ashen, as a complexion |
| Biblical twin who sold his birthright |
| Big hauler |
| Blows away |
| Body of values |
| Bosc and Bartlett |
| Bum, as a cigarette |
| Called balls and strikes |
| Capitol feature |
| Cheer for a toreador |
| Cockpit readings: Abbr. |
| Designer Geoffrey |
| Disney mermaid |
| Docs' org. |
| Early computer forum |
| Electrocute, in slang |
| Event for stunt pilots |
| Farmer-turned-con man in a 1960s sitcom |
| Farming unit |
| Fawn's father |
| Feather pen |
| Fish-eating birds |
| Former name for Congo |
| French fabric |
| Game played with strings looped over the fingers |
| Hole in one |
| Ill-tempered |
| Jarhead |
| Jump |
| Like Dolly the sheep |
| Un + deux |
| Wetlands plant |
| What a greedy person may grab |
| When said three times, 'and so on' |
| ___ Ness monster |
| ___ salts |
| Long time |
| Loss's opposite |
| Many corp. hirees |
| Many miles off |
| Meal on a military base |
| Modern toll-paying convenience |
| Move to another job, say |
| Nancy Drew's beau and others |
| Napkin's place |
| Nile snake |
| Norway's capital |
| Not much |
| Observe the Sabbath |
| Oklahoma city named for the daughter of its first 4-Down |
| One who 'always rings twice,' in an old movie |
| OPEC supply |
| Othello's betrayer |
| Pathetically small |
| Place to buy cotton candy |
| Prayer starter |
| Princess in L. Frank Baum books |
| Quizzical utterances |
| San ___, Italian resort on the Mediterranean |
| Savings for one's later years, for short |
| Self-description of someone who's surprised |
| Shaking a leg |
| Sine ___ non |
| Smarting |
| Some English nobles |
| Song for one |
| Spicy Asian cuisine |
| Suddenly stop, as an engine |
| Taro |
| The 'O' in CD-ROM |
| Thin as ___ |