Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 20th 2011) 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.
| Jai alai catcher |
| Kind of case |
| L.A.-to-Jacksonville rte. |
| Launches |
| Like a body temperature of 98.6° |
| Male swan |
| Many a Handel work |
| March org.? |
| Mastermind |
| Mesmerizing designs |
| Much |
| Mythical monster |
| NBC fixture since '75 |
| Neiman Marcus competitor |
| Newly fashioned |
| Nickname for baseball's Leo Durocher |
| Obsolescent alternative to broadband |
| Odysseus saw him as a shade in the underworld |
| Onetime Facebook president Parker and others |
| Opposite of 32-Down |
| Opposite of 58-Across |
| Org. that rates members of Congress on their liberalism |
| Ostensible backdrop of the 2003 roman à clef 'The Devil Wears Prada' |
| Painter Fra Filippo ___ |
| Part of a preconception? |
| Prefix with sound |
| Putting one's foot in one's mouth, e.g. |
| Reviews |
| Ring holder ... or receiver? |
| See 20-Across |
| Send, as to a specialist |
| Stumped, after 'up' |
| Subatomic particle |
| Tea option |
| Thé cup, maybe |
| Time on earth |
| To be, to Benicio |
| Veal shank dish in un ristorante |
| Vertical |
| With 54-Across, opposite of 18-Across |
| Woodworking class holder |
| World-famous institution in Rochester, Minn. |
| Worthless matter |
| Writer Nin |
| XXX part |
| 2 letters |
| 'All the King's Men' woman |
| 'Carmina Burana' composer |
| 'Oh, I see' |
| 'Rocky ___' |
| 'This can't be good' |
| Ancient gathering place |
| Ancient Greek vessel |
| Big camping inits. |
| Bowl for mixing wine and water in ancient Greece |
| Cape ___ |
| Centipede maker |
| Chinese for 'water' |
| Court figs. |
| Drink whose name means 'little water' |
| End |
| Feature of many a ring |
| First option |
| Fish tale, essentially |
| Flying hazard |
| Fool |
| Gulliver in Lilliput, e.g. |
| ID card issuer |
| Insinuate |
| Instant messaging pioneer |
| It may be taken at a gun range |
| It's breath-taking |