Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 11th 2004) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 132 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'Blondie' dog and others |
| 'Everything's under control' |
| 'On the house' |
| '___ hooks' (crate sign) |
| '___ well' |
| 1.85 kilometers/hour |
| 2001 Economics Nobelist Michael ___ |
| 2001 film for which Jim Broadbent was named Best Supporting Actor |
| Adoption agcy.? |
| Auto introduced in 1928 |
| Battery brand |
| Big rubber exporter |
| Buckeye sch. |
| Certain Sooner |
| Cheapen |
| Closely monitored hosp. areas |
| Cold-blooded ones |
| College units |
| Cookie holders |
| Cost |
| Cuban patriot José |
| Dallas five |
| Deadbeat |
| Deceive |
| Deep |
| Dense fog |
| Do some restaurant work |
| Dramatic procession |
| Dust picker-upper |
| Euclidean subj. |
| Farm work |
| Fathers and grandfathers |
| Fencing move |
| French schools |
| Gets the mood of |
| Go on a lucky streak |
| Goes ahead |
| Growing old |
| Gymnastics coach Karolyi |
| Have an accident with a vacuum and a household pet? |
| He has manors |
| Hogan dweller |
| Holes in the head |
| Home of the Alhambra |
| How Desi kept track of his daughter? |
| I do's, e.g. |
| IBM competitor |
| Impertinent relation? |
| Important, in a way |
| In bounds |
| In perfect condition |
| It's in a blind |
| It's in the winter air |
| It's licked on a stick |
| Its last mission was #17 |
| Kidded around |
| Kyoto treaty subj. |
| Lacy frills |
| Large pipes |
| Like some biology majors |
| Long time |
| Loughlin of 'Full House' |
| Mad ones are bad |
| Makes sacrifices on behalf of a telecommunications company? |
| Malign the labor movement? |
| Monopoly purchases |
| More highfalutin |
| Most likely to stop at a mirror |
| News subjects |
| Off one's game |
| One of Alcott's 'Little Men' |
| One ___ (kids' game) |
| Ones doing art finishing |
| Pac 10 gossip column? |
| Part of a racetrack |
| Partner of Evans in journalism |
| Pests |
| Place for rings |
| Plastic for beer bottles? |
| Popular insecticide |
| Prefix with plasm |
| Property seller |
| Psychologist Piaget |
| Pulitzer Prize dramatist Tad |
| Puts down, in brief |
| Relative of a Winnebago |
| Relish |
| Repaired, as roads |
| Response to an awful pun made by actress York? |
| Result of a certain sacrifice, for short |
| Reward, as a dog |
| Risked a fine |
| Rock musician Brian |
| Sailboat poles |
| Secret store |
| See 44-Across |
| Semisweet sherry |
| Serving from a garçon |
| Severe form, as of an illness |
| Shooter Adams |
| Slightly sour |
| Smallville family |
| Soft stuff |
| Some Xing crossers |
| Spotted insect |
| Subj. that's for the birds |
| Submitted |
| Summons from the boss |
| Talked up |
| Taper, for short |
| Teams |
| Tennis champion Roddick |
| The 'g' in e.g. |
| U.S.N. clerk: Abbr. |
| University associated with the Carter Center |
| Untamed |
| Used as sustenance |
| Verb with thou |
| W.W. II nickname |
| Weapon handle |
| Wee ___ (small fry) |
| West ender? |
| What goes around |
| Where to get down |
| Wicked |
| With 43-Across, comic book superhero |
| Working on commission |
| Young and Simon |
| ___ Field, where the Rockies play |
| ___ Gay (W.W. II plane) |
| ___ Hari |
| ___ platter |