Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 12th 2011) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 70 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'Another Pyramid' musical |
| 'Don't forget about me' |
| 'Football Night in America' host |
| 'I know that one!' |
| 'Ooh, aren't you special!' |
| 'Out of the Silence' novelist Cox |
| 'The best of animals,' in a classic children's book |
| 100 points |
| 1961 film scripted by Arthur Miller |
| 27-Acrosses, slangily |
| All-purpose putdown |
| Almost at the hour |
| Bearded ___ |
| Buttinsky |
| Capping |
| Composition of some hedgerows |
| Cousin of an avocet |
| Curly rider? |
| Didn't surrender |
| Education supporters |
| Excitable one |
| Fabulous slacker |
| Fall's end |
| Father or son |
| Features of many quiz shows |
| Fifth-century capital of the Visigoths |
| Foster child in '60s TV commercials |
| Geneva-based org. |
| Handful, maybe |
| Hi-tech 'guts' |
| Honeycomb alternative |
| Interior decorator's concern |
| It develops before your eyes |
| It may have a single palm |
| It was first conquered in 1865 |
| It's dangerous to do on the road |
| Its outsides are ornately embossed |
| Key phrase |
| Keystone's place |
| Leopard runner |
| Like 21-Across's behavior |
| Nick, say |
| Not rest easy |
| Org. with a Hall of Champions |
| Piece of the 'hood |
| Pigtailed mothers? |
| Poplar trees |
| Quaint, quaintly |
| Region with the highest concentration of national parks in the U.S. |
| Result of bill-passing |
| Seeing right through |
| Set of sheets |
| Some growlers, in Granada |
| Some police dept. personnel |
| Some TV spots, briefly |
| Spread things? |
| Sugar |
| Tastee-Freez alternative |
| The redbud is one of its symbols: Abbr. |
| They're prepared for breaks |
| They're the cutest in the world, per a hit song |
| Try demonstrating that one can |
| Urban playground barb |
| Variety |
| Visiting the Getty, e.g. |
| What a copier will often do |
| What runs ruin |
| What some A.L.'ers play for |
| Work's antithesis, briefly |
| ___ Cervin (11-Down, to French speakers) |