Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 15th 2009) 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.
| Baby shower attendees, often |
| Bazooka, e.g. |
| Be emphatic |
| Be ill-humored |
| Burglary ... or a hint to 17/18-, 26/29-, 47/51- and 62/63-Across |
| Can't-miss proposition |
| Chinese chicken flavorers |
| Chow alternative |
| Cloverleaf component |
| Code crackers' org. |
| Crush |
| Danny of 'Ruby' |
| Drain |
| Early film executive |
| Extended vacationers may take them |
| Fake |
| Gets together |
| Goes back |
| Gracile |
| Grasps |
| Hiding place |
| High balls? |
| Irish interjection |
| It may be written in stone |
| Literary pen name |
| Longtime breath freshener |
| Looney Tunes nickname |
| Lush |
| Mexican peninsula |
| Mil. rank |
| Minded |
| Nasty wound |
| Nickname preceder |
| Word with sports or training |
| Zinger |
| One taking a bow? |
| One way to get something down |
| Paradoxical fellow |
| Part of some resort names: Abbr. |
| Paul Anka hit that made it to #19 |
| Person holding things up? |
| Play ___ (do some tennis) |
| Pulitzer-winning biographer Leon |
| Rallying cry? |
| Relatives of cha-cha-chas |
| Rice pad |
| Rocky peaks |
| Sailor's saint |
| Scacchi of 'Presumed Innocent' |
| See 17-Across |
| See 26-Across |
| See 47-Across |
| See 62-Across |
| She renamed herself Mara, in Scripture |
| Slangy negative |
| Some guesses, for short |
| Summer cooler |
| The Black Stallion, e.g. |
| Trading places: Abbr. |
| Trig ratio |
| U.S.N. clerk: Abbr. |
| Viral inflammation, informally |
| What causes Fred to be fired? |
| Where shopping carts are pushed |
| Whitish |
| With 18-Across, 'J'ai Deux Amours' singer |
| With 29-Across, tangerine |
| With 51-Across, wet-day wish |
| With 63-Across, temporary setback |
| Word before Rabbit or Fox |
| Actress Swenson of 'Benson' |
| 'One Song Glory' musical |
| 'Shame on you!' |
| 'The Jungle Book' wolf |
| 'The ___ of Reading Gaol' (Wilde poem) |
| 12-time baseball all-star |