Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 11th 2018) 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.
| Bob with the Silver Bullet Band |
| Pittsburgh pro |
| Frenzied place |
| Verb with 'thou' |
| Verbally attack, with 'at' |
| Pledge drive giveaways |
| Fresh spin on a familiar idea |
| Vote out |
| Byes |
| Procrastinator's promise |
| General tone |
| Capital of Tasmania |
| W.'s father |
| Put on a truck, say |
| Great deal |
| City nicknamed 'The Gateway to the West' |
| Wade in the Baseball Hall of Fame |
| 'Don't ___ it!' |
| Ride on a merry-go-round, maybe |
| Hammer or sickle |
| Conceives |
| What a late sleeper may use ... resulting in 19-, 31- and 40-Across? |
| Roman sun god |
| Incommunicado period |
| Contacted without a trip to the post office, say |
| What a weather balloon might be mistaken for |
| Running shoe brand |
| Iowa college |
| Could no longer fit into, as one's childhood clothing |
| ___ in arms |
| Set off a polygraph |
| Leave, slangily |
| ___ Majesty |
| Significant |
| Like the Canadian flag's maple leaf |
| Daft |
| 'Chicken of the sea' |
| ___ pickle |
| Six for dinner? |
| 'How's it ___?' |
| 'Star Trek' role for George Takei |
| Lucy's guy |
| 'Gone With the Wind' locale |
| ___ Stark, patriarch on 'Game of Thrones' |
| Dampen |
| 2016 Olympics host, informally |
| Many miles away |
| Pianist/comic Victor of old TV |
| Spook grp |
| Debbie Downer |
| Suddenly stopped communicating with, in modern lingo |
| Author Émile |
| Meditative exercises in a steamy room |
| Egyptian tourist spot |
| 'Hey!' from Jesús |
| Supposing that |
| Barely made, with out |
| Memorable 1995 hurricane |
| Emmy-winning Kudrow |
| Be behind |
| O'Hare and LAX |
| Entrenched |
| Tousled |
| Bench press muscle, for short |
| Observatory activity |
| Express one's opinion in no uncertain terms |
| Tube traveler |
| Big purveyor of vitamin supplements |
| One of the Nixons |
| For whom 'it is not possible either to trick or escape the mind,' per Hesiod |
| Up there in years |
| Bird whose name is also the initials of a school in Ypsilanti |
| Paul who painted 'Fish Magic' |
| Utility bill meas |
| Bit of a lark |
| Former |