Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 14th 2019) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 78 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Try to win through romance |
| Professional work |
| Increase, with 'up' |
| Rather, informally |
| Chum |
| 'Come to ___' |
| Insert a new cartridge |
| Rink surface |
| Congers and others |
| 'Steady as ___ goes' |
| Wagers |
| 'Gross' title for this puzzle |
| It helps to know where you're going |
| Continuously |
| Romantic setups |
| Walk over |
| Joint between the hip and ankle |
| Weaponize |
| Seriously overcharges |
| Disney World attraction |
| 'Little piggy' |
| Kindergarten fundamentals |
| Easy win |
| Skin problem |
| Weeklong vacation rental, maybe |
| 'The Family Circus' boy |
| Letter after theta |
| Facial feature that can be eliminated by cosmetic surgery |
| Where the belly button is |
| 'There ___ a dry eye in the house' |
| Marmalade ingredient |
| Fashion monthly founded in France |
| Snare |
| Work, as dough |
| Speak briefly |
| 'Well, isn't that something!' |
| Marriott rival |
| Filthy state |
| ___ good example |
| Suffix with lion or shepherd |
| '___ ed Euridice' (Gluck opera) |
| Menacing fairy tale figure |
| Flow out, as the tide |
| Surrounding lights |
| '___ put it another way ...' |
| Metropolitan ___ |
| For one purpose only |
| The 20 in 20 Questions |
| A couple |
| Natural salve |
| Friend of Archie and Betty in the comics |
| Therefore |
| Actress Miller or Blyth |
| Old, as bread |
| Genesis garden |
| This, in Tijuana |
| Architect I. M. ___ |
| Opening for a coin |
| German auto import |
| Tiny amount to apply |
| Pakistani language |
| Give off light, as a firefly |
| Tippler's favorite radio station? |
| Asset |
| Part in a movie |
| 'For sure!' |
| Hangman's loop |
| Become narrower |
| Titleholder |
| Peter Fonda title character |
| Having everything in its place |
| Bills exchanged for a five |
| Transfer (to) |
| Prepare, as mussels |
| Hit the tarmac, e.g |
| Capital of Italia |
| Trigonometric ratio |
| Incandescent lamp inventor |