Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 10th 2020) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 72 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 20th- and 21st-century artist known by his first name |
| "Sounds about right" |
| Not as likely to hold water, say |
| One who goes through the motions? |
| "Goodness gracious!" |
| Manhattan, e.g., informally |
| Mononymous model |
| Hardware fastener |
| Mont-Saint-___ (French tourist island) |
| Tampa suburb named after a pope |
| High winds |
| Sign |
| Puff pieces? |
| "Insecure" creator Rae |
| Flip a top off |
| Greeted someone |
| Some fruit-filled desserts |
| Succotash ingredient, at times |
| Perfume |
| Part of some McDonald's restaurants |
| Convened |
| Over three-fifths of its land is owned by the federal government |
| Article in Arles |
| Leap out, so to speak |
| Workplaces for dets. |
| 1954 Patti Page hit that begins "It was winter when you told me you were leaving" |
| When some contest entries are submitted, just in time |
| Decides |
| Gradually steal |
| Alley ___ |
| P's and q's typer |
| Proofreader's notation |
| Take umbrage at |
| "Skip me" |
| Car ad abbr. |
| Highlights collection, maybe |
| Language suffix |
| Java product |
| In particular: Abbr. |
| Locale of a noted 1941 attack |
| Steals |
| Letters on cosmonauts' helmets, once |
| Newsroom units |
| The "I" of I. M. Pei |
| Loud and disorderly |
| Penguin predator |
| A home in the major leagues? |
| Languor |
| Admit defeat, in modern slang |
| Like some congressional bills |
| Absorbs |
| Money maker |
| Expressive cartoon avatar |
| Funnies |
| Premium ticket spec |
| Make into mush |
| What Vulcan was the god of |
| Golden State school inits. |
| Capable, jocularly |
| Goddess wearing a vulture headdress |
| Check |
| "What's ___ ..." |
| Meaning of an embossed "S," maybe |
| Gym units |
| Smack on the street, e.g., for short |
| Series ender |
| Side-to-side motion |
| Tory party symbol |
| "Black Panther" genre |
| Boil |
| Term for a group of moles |
| TV character who went to high school for 122 years |