Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 9th 2009) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 78 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'Farewell, François!' |
| 'How disgusting!' |
| 'The Bells of St. ___' |
| 'What's the ___?' |
| 'You got it!' |
| 1900-99, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Actor Brynner |
| Actress Peeples |
| Ain't how it should be? |
| Ancient Greek portico |
| Areas between hills |
| Armpit |
| Asia's ___ Sea |
| Author Silverstein |
| Beer may be on it |
| Biographical info |
| Buchanan's predecessor |
| Builds an extension |
| Captured |
| Challenges |
| Copier unit |
| Currie who wrote 'A Parliamentary Affair' |
| Digging |
| Dish that may be prepared in a special pan |
| Do-it-yourselfer's purchase |
| Doing better at the casino, say |
| Famed Chicago livestock owner |
| Former baseball commissioner Vincent |
| Furthermore |
| Gladiolus |
| Gripped on a bench |
| Health menace, briefly |
| Idolize |
| Impact sound |
| It's a long shot, usually |
| It's done outside a lab |
| Jai ___ |
| Jet engine's output |
| Joseph ___, who lent his name to some ice cream |
| Unwritten rules |
| Vitamin no. |
| Wacky |
| Year the Vandals sacked Rome |
| Keys |
| Kind of patch |
| Lab wear |
| Latched, in a way |
| Like Death Valley |
| Like some paint |
| Listened, poetically |
| M.V.P. of the first two Super Bowls |
| Marked, on a ballot |
| Move, to a real-estate broker |
| Need a nap |
| Negatively charged particles |
| New Jersey's Fort ___ |
| Originally |
| Oscar-winning Marisa |
| Piddling |
| Pilots |
| Renaissance faire sight |
| River in a 1957 film |
| Roger Maris, for the Yankees |
| Rome-to-Belgrade dir. |
| Scatters seeds |
| School department |
| Shake-up in the global balance of power ... and a hint to the circled letters |
| Solidify |
| Some cold ones |
| Some eels |
| Something a doctor should do |
| Spic and Span competitor |
| Spring run |
| The Pistons, on a scoreboard |
| They're usually aimed at heads |
| Tick off |
| Train company founded in 1900 |
| Tram loads |