Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 25th 2012) 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.
| ''Tis all a Chequer-board of Nights and Days' poet |
| 'Aah!' |
| 'In the Still of the Nite' doo-wop group, with 'the' |
| 'Looky here!' |
| '___ the brinded cat hath mewed': Shak |
| 1950 sci-fi classic |
| 1969 Peace Prize agcy |
| 2009 Tennis Hall of Fame inductee |
| Abolhassan Bani-___ (first president of Iran) |
| Actress-turned-nun Hart |
| Airport fleet |
| Bar lines? |
| Beat |
| Beginning of time? |
| Big ring rivals |
| Bit of paste |
| Burgeon |
| Certain stamp of approval |
| Chile's main airline |
| Clawed |
| Common portrait subject |
| Crowds around noisily |
| Cut bits from, maybe |
| Fifth element, per Aristotle |
| First bishop of Paris |
| Guideposts magazine founder |
| Helped supply a sushi restaurant, say |
| Horned mountain dweller |
| Hydroxyl compound |
| It's south of the Banda Sea |
| J.F.K. speechwriter Sorensen |
| Kerfuffle |
| Kitchen drawer? |
| Korean War weapon |
| LeAnn Rimes's 'Love ___ Army' |
| Like bull's-eyes |
| Like legal voters |
| Like many disabled vehicles |
| Like some shape shifters? |
| Like some top-10 people |
| Like sports cars, briefly |
| Mark of a successful gunfighter |
| Medium relative |
| Mini successor |
| Modern-day stream |
| Of atoms' spatial relationships |
| Off-and-on |
| Okla. City-to-Tulsa direction |
| One in a stag's litter |
| One of Henderson's record 1,406 |
| Positions |
| Promotions may require them, for short |
| Reagan-era teen, e.g |
| Russian playwright Andreyev |
| Somewhat |
| Spy's query at the start of a meeting |
| Take on |
| Take out |
| The Hebrew Hammer of the Cleveland Indians |
| They cause blowups |
| Tinkertoy bit |
| Traffic violation, for short |
| Tricks |
| Universal donor's type, briefly |
| View from Memphis |
| Washout |
| What '-' means in a search query |
| Where to request a knish |
| Yarn identifier |
| ___ balls (chocolaty snacks) |