Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 20th 2010) 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.
| Goes from cover to cover |
| Grp. that meets in the Situation Room |
| Guy's means of support |
| Hard wear? |
| Harp (on) |
| Heroic poem |
| It can be worth up to 20 points |
| It creates a small vacuum |
| Kailua Bay's setting |
| King's neighbor |
| Large duck |
| Left to the captain? |
| Like the 'Saw' movies |
| Literally, 'by two' |
| Modeled |
| Nashville-based athlete |
| No problem at all |
| Not shut all the way |
| Not too ___ |
| Opposite of exo- |
| OS X runner |
| Overrun |
| Parts of double-blind trials |
| Perform a wedeln, e.g. |
| Personal account |
| Phrenologists read them |
| Popular singer born in County Donegal |
| Post-tax amount |
| Rachel Maddow's network |
| Reach the end |
| Roofless home |
| Run-down |
| Salt |
| Sauce prepared in a mortar |
| Actresses Farrell and Jackson |
| 'Now I see!' |
| 'Pardon me' |
| 'The Gong Show' regular Johnson |
| 'The Sum ___' (Russell Crowe movie) |
| 1856 Stowe novel |
| Art buyers' worries |
| Aspirant's motto ... or, phonetically, what 18-, 23-, 47- and 57-Across each consist of |
| Baby sitter's bane |
| Boathouse item |
| Body that's not the clergy |
| Cash-free transaction |
| Children's song refrain |
| Chinese menu option |
| Chris with the 1991 hit 'Wicked Game' |
| Clancy hero |
| Clear, as a loan |
| Common mixer |
| Contralto James |
| Cry before 'You're it!' |
| Daughter of Laban, in the Bible |
| Elusive swimmer |
| Flame blame, sometimes |
| Frequently |
| Fruit growing at an oasis |
| Fully expected |
| Gets ready |
| Gives succor to |
| Seize, to Caesar |
| Show-off's shout |
| Stingy |
| Swirl |
| Take over |
| Tapped-out message, often |
| They often include samples |
| Too rehearsed |
| Unappreciated worker |
| Upscale hotel offering |
| Vengeful goddess |
| Western potato |
| What national banks oversee |
| What to call a crown |
| Where flocks feed |
| Word unlikely to end a sentence |