Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 17th 2023) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 68 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Confounding contraptions |
| What some pies may be baked on |
| Drill switches? |
| Kind of code |
| Animal form of Harry Potter's Patronus |
| Whom the Irish may call a gossoon |
| Nice and easy |
| Savages |
| Cry of dismay |
| Some Hanukkah servings |
| Pieces in the game Rummikub |
| Go out for a bit? |
| Was very exciting, informally |
| Company with a Brickipedia online reference |
| Issa of "Little" |
| Something you might hear while you're on hold |
| Seasonal units, for short |
| Lion dance holiday |
| Sucker for a fictional story line |
| Its index case occurred in Meliandou, Guinea |
| Room warmer of sorts |
| Full of flavor |
| Was successful at the carnival booth, say |
| "The Third Man," for one |
| As small as two cups? |
| Real-life sucker |
| Outerwear for an old 7-Down |
| Tea brand with Passion and Joy flavors |
| Flora |
| Native of the Dutch Caribbean |
| Lowlife |
| Waterzooi or callaloo |
| Cellist Pablo |
| Tracked, so to speak |
| Whistler on the range |
| Jet engines do it |
| React to in surprise |
| Broncos, but not Impalas, in brief |
| Kind of code |
| First letter of "tsar" in Russian |
| Can't tolerate |
| Heracles killed its eponymous lion |
| Judge at home |
| "There you ___!" |
| "Evidently" |
| Go-to spot for multiple dates? |
| Miffed |
| Some extractions |
| Roll it |
| First name in R&B |
| Singer/songwriter ___ Rexha |
| Place subject to food stains |
| Ennui + wealth = ___ |
| Big fight |
| Does well enough |
| Salt |
| Place for a frog or a mouse? |
| Rapper ___ Sweatshirt |
| Evil conglomerate on "Mr. Robot" |
| What "Moana" means in Hawaiian |
| Contractor's project, informally |
| Form of nonviolent protest |
| Viking's swig |
| Chopin piece inspired by a dog chasing its tail |
| Equipment for gamers |
| Fictional figure who often visits the "night-cloaked deck" |
| The farming industry, informally |
| Pivotal figure in the English Reformation |