Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 11th 2019) 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.
| Checker of vitals, for short |
| 'The way I see it ...' |
| Keep in check |
| Cheer for |
| Scattering of things |
| Kyoto cash |
| 'There is no literature and art without ___': Thomas Pynchon |
| Clearheaded |
| Send a bunch of messages to, say |
| 23andMe service |
| Layer of dark green eggs |
| Company that makes Coffee-mate |
| Skedaddle |
| Like Chianti |
| Contents of some childproof containers, for short |
| Slanted writing |
| About |
| Like some Olympic races |
| Acted omnipotent |
| Creature with a 17-month gestation period |
| Sob stories |
| Many an aspiring exec, academically |
| Acting as |
| Crime boss |
| Something shared by churchgoers |
| Many P.S.A.T. takers, for short |
| Afraid of getting shot |
| Something you shouldn't do around Christmas |
| Music style associated with George Clinton, informally |
| Curdle |
| Something you shouldn't do around Christmas |
| NASA's InSight probe, for one |
| Dirty or daily follower |
| Aloof |
| Stereotypical teller of a groan-worthy joke |
| Big brass |
| One quick to pass judgment |
| Drew attention to |
| It gets typed |
| 'Exit full screen' button |
| Supports for some athletes |
| Bit of percussion |
| Org. that rings a bell |
| 'Sick, dude!' |
| Take off |
| Black-tie |
| Pioneer in hydrostatics |
| Effuse |
| That's a wrap! |
| Breather |
| Eject |
| Theoretically, but not actually |
| Brilliantly colored gemstone |
| Planted |
| Film ___ |
| Product from Fender |
| Viking king of note |
| Card holding? |
| Financially O.K |
| Prom coif |
| #2 on Rolling Stone's '100 Greatest Guitar Songs of All Time' |
| Works toward one's passion? |
| Cartoon pal of the monkey Boots |
| Public house options |
| 'I'm with ___' |
| Young 'un |
| Cause of irritation |
| Folksy |
| Put on |
| ___ Lady (Virgin Mary's title) |
| Character in 'All's Well That Ends Well' and 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' |
| Rapidly cooled, as metal |