Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 17th 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.
| 'Hello, I Love You' band, 1968 |
| 'Huh ...?!' |
| 'You must be joking ...' |
| 'Start ... now!' |
| 'I'm impressed' |
| 'The End of the Affair' actor, 1999 |
| '___ hope?' |
| *Commercial for a private school? |
| *Cozy rooms for playing? |
| *Diatribes from captured criminals? |
| *Expose oneself to a former U.S. president? |
| *Photogenic athlete from Cincinnati? |
| *Social gathering for auction participants? |
| 1948 Best Actor nominee for 'Johnny Belinda' |
| Actress Blanchett |
| Andy's dinosaur in 'Toy Story' |
| Bank holding |
| Bob, e.g. |
| Caterer's supply |
| Ceremonial presentation |
| Classic Army bomber plane |
| Playing pieces |
| Pow! |
| Prefix with -naut |
| Reference |
| San Francisco's ___ Hill |
| See 28-Down |
| Shade of green |
| Shopworn |
| Shout before a snap |
| Spring |
| Stadium cheer |
| States |
| Tax collector, e.g. |
| The Wildcats of the N.C.A.A. |
| Walkers, in brief |
| Wanted poster abbr. |
| What dirt may come out in |
| What this would be to Caesar? |
| What's broken out of the answers to the starred clues? |
| Winter fishing tool |
| With 70-Across, vitamin bottle phrase |
| Yaps |
| ___ cabinet |
| Comb container |
| Company concerned with automobile history |
| Cutesy, in London |
| Days before |
| Drafted, with 'up' |
| Drags |
| Drifts (off) |
| Fleet |
| Food made from fermented beans |
| Get into a habit? |
| Gift from the Wizard of Oz that's really a clock |
| Halloween costume, maybe |
| Henry Clay's historic Kentucky estate |
| Hot |
| Indian city now known as Chennai |
| Jaded response to a movie suggestion |
| Kitchen window sites? |
| Let go |
| Like Type B personalities |
| Lip ___ |
| Marked, as a questionnaire box |
| Mount |
| Mr. ___, radioactive enemy of Captain Marvel |
| Much of Nickelodeon's target audience |
| Muscle car feature |
| Neutralize, as a bomb |
| Not yet determined: Abbr. |
| NPR's Shapiro |
| Opposite of 33-Down |
| Organization that sponsors an annual Mind Games competition |
| Passed |
| Pet peeve? |