Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 1st 1998) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 139 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Modern office staples |
| Mount Vernon, e.g. |
| My, to Mimi |
| Neckwear accessory |
| Nonexistent |
| Numerous |
| O'Donnell and Perez |
| Ostracized one |
| Places for coats |
| Practical joke |
| Prelude to a hickey |
| Prepare to land |
| Prodigious |
| Prohibit |
| Province of Spain |
| Put ___ fight |
| Quite a while |
| Race car sponsor |
| Ready to spit |
| River near Chantilly |
| Rum-soaked cake |
| School orgs. |
| Sheriff Lobo portrayer |
| Shift |
| Singer Peggy |
| Slangy tag-team member |
| Slaps a new head on |
| Slick, so to speak |
| Snail trail |
| Some pops: Abbr. |
| Sorry individual |
| Subj. of 60's protest |
| Summer getaway, perhaps |
| Tall, slender hound |
| Talus area |
| The less-used end |
| Flatten |
| Gallery event |
| Glove fabric |
| Goes limp |
| Goes limp |
| Govt. property org. |
| Grouper grabbers |
| Handle a joystick |
| Have the guts |
| He helped topple Batista |
| He's a weasel |
| Hockey's Lindros |
| Hollywood dive? |
| Hosts |
| Human-powered taxi |
| I love: Fr. |
| In post-career mode: Abbr. |
| Infamous Roman |
| Initiated, legally |
| It can be fresh or hot |
| Jackson and Leigh |
| Jamaican sect member |
| Jersey Standard's other name |
| Jupiter |
| Key of Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 3 |
| Kind of alcohol |
| Knot-tying place |
| Lead pumper |
| Like R. L. Stine stories |
| Like some triangles |
| Lively intelligence |
| Loss-prevention device |
| Mary of Peter, Paul and Mary |
| Mastic, for one |
| 'At 1 P.M. ___ will sing...' |
| '...a tune from one of their ___' |
| '...on the subject of ___' |
| '...starring ___...' |
| '...unless ___' |
| 'And at 7 P.M. there'll be a showing of the 60's film ___...' |
| 'At 11 A.M. ___ will speak' |
| 'At 3 P.M. President Clinton will ___...' |
| 'At 5 P.M. the Philatelic Society will discuss some ___' |
| 'At 9 A.M. breakfast will be supplied by ___' |
| 'Dies ___' |
| '___, the heavens were opened': Matt. 3:16 |
| 12th-century poet |
| 1984 Peace Nobelist |
| Abbr. on a Mayberry envelope |
| Access |
| Actress Suzanne |
| Actress Ward |
| Ambient music pioneer |
| Apathy |
| Ticket |
| Tongue-lasher? |
| TV dog |
| Underground systems |
| Unusually smart |
| Uzbek sea |
| Via |
| Wage news |
| Without form |
| Without foundation |
| Wound with sound |
| Wristbone-related |
| Writer Singer and inventor Singer |
| [see other side] |
| Axis Powers, once |
| Ball partner |
| Barcelona buck |
| Basic: Abbr. |
| Bearish |
| Big letters in public broadcasting |
| Blackbird |
| Bleached |
| Boarding place |
| Brick baker |
| British gun |
| Call to action |
| Case workers: Abbr. |
| Caterpillar hairs |
| Christina's dad |
| City on the Ganges |
| Cobbler's need |
| Collins juice |
| Colorful spiral seashell |
| Columbus, for one: Abbr. |
| Comics sound |
| Conk |
| Dam agcy. |
| Dance invitation response |
| Dario Fo forte |
| Dentists' kids, probably |
| Dr. Scholl products |
| Drives forward |
| Europe/Asia dividers |
| Familiars, often |
| Fashion house ___-Picone |
| Film changes |
| Fire escape route |
| First name among sopranos |
| First name in TV talk |