Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 7th 2019) 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.
| Things kids sometimes draw |
| Banded stones |
| Put pressure on |
| Having a white blanket |
| Basted, e.g |
| Time of day, in ads |
| Robert Burns's 'since' |
| Indigenous Peruvian |
| Be hot under the collar |
| Universal |
| Is nostalgic for |
| Body building block |
| Welled (up) |
| Rows |
| Rum cocktail |
| Carriages in Kew Gardens |
| 'My assumption is ...' |
| Jerks |
| Classic song with the lyric 'I'll see you in my dreams' |
| S. Amer. land |
| Latin word on a dollar bill |
| Whack |
| What optical readers do |
| Current device |
| San ___, Italy |
| Like the German article 'der': Abbr |
| What you may call it? |
| Delivery door location, often |
| School tech class site |
| Littlest piggy |
| What's honed on the range? |
| Second-longest-running Broadway musical ever (after 'The Phantom of the Opera') |
| Diamond datum |
| Mild cheese |
| Where Copy and Paste appear |
| Dig, in a way |
| Silky cottons |
| National park in Utah |
| 'I'll spring for it' |
| World traveler since 1985 |
| Downed a sub? |
| Sir William ___, medical pioneer |
| Adjutant |
| Occur to, with 'on' |
| 'No one can get in a fight by himself,' informally |
| Dweller on the Arabian Sea |
| Snap, Crackle and Pop, e.g |
| Old Scottish title |
| Wow |
| Steam |
| Far from subtle actors |
| Some expensive dental work |
| Opposite of staccato |
| Wrangler, for one |
| A very long time back |
| Some Windows systems |
| Pipe part |
| Writer Umberto ___ |
| Air condition? |
| Fired |
| Staples of 'Poor Richard's Almanack' |
| Powerful checker |
| Flip out ... or a hint to eight answers in this puzzle |
| ___ Cinemas, second-largest theater chain in the U.S |
| Archived document |
| Starting point for a platypus |
| Pro side |
| ___ Constitution |
| Babies in a pond |
| Progenitor of the Edomites, in the Bible |
| Foams |
| Band with a slash in its name |
| Get along |
| Provider of directions to a farmer |
| Supply that no one's supposed to find |
| Goethe's 'The ___-King' |