Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 31st 2015) 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.
| With 53-Across, Italian sugar |
| You might take a cue from this |
| ___ siege (1993 newsmaker) |
| 'Try it ... that's all I ask' |
| 'How could I do that?!' |
| 'I can go for this!' |
| 'I'd like some of that, bro' |
| 'No sweat!' |
| 'Puh-leeze, save the tears' |
| 'You don't have to tell me that' |
| '___ to disagree' |
| 19-Across units: Abbr |
| 80 chains or 8,000 links |
| Alternative to a babka |
| Animistic figures |
| As is fitting |
| Beethoven's fifth? |
| Carlos the Jackal raided its HQ |
| Chicken choices |
| Common combo vaccine |
| Conjugation part between 'sommes' and 'sont' |
| Copacetic |
| Cousins of harriers |
| Cry before some clinking |
| Fellow |
| Footnote abbr |
| General figure |
| Give it a go? |
| Hands down, in a way |
| He began his third presidential term in 2014 |
| Himalayan food, maybe |
| His servant is Kurwenal, in opera |
| In a lather, with 'up' |
| Iris features |
| It means everything to Erhard |
| It's in high demand |
| It's measured in points |
| It's not much higher than a D |
| It's often shifted after being laid |
| Its motto is 'From sea to sea' |
| Ketchup, e.g |
| Land on the sea |
| Like Grieg, to Grieg |
| Like some wit |
| Logo displayer, maybe |
| Many old terminals |
| Minion's reply |
| Not quite yet |
| Obituary word |
| Officially request |
| Part of a goth dude's look |
| Party rule, for short |
| Person breaking his word? |
| Plant called 'rocket' outside the U.S |
| Post-Passover period |
| Really opens up |
| See 34-Down |
| See 54-Down |
| Seeds often have them |
| Shear |
| Shortening for shortcuts |
| Some gathering spots |
| Something developed casually? |
| Song with the lyric 'Until we meet again' |
| Special feeling? |
| Take ___ off |
| Tear into |
| Thickburger seller |
| Turning phenolphthalein pink |
| Very abruptly |
| Warriors in l'Iliade |
| What holds up well? |