Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 12th 2011) 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.
| Feature of old quarters |
| Follows, as advice |
| Freeloaded |
| Frequently, in verse |
| Go-ahead signal |
| Guy's prom rental |
| Happen again |
| Herbal beverage |
| Holiday bloom |
| House haunter |
| In favor of |
| In favor of |
| Intermediate, in law |
| Jack Horner's treat |
| Julia Roberts ex ___ Lovett |
| M.R.E. eaters |
| Milky Way unit |
| Minister's home |
| Nostalgic tune |
| Not kosher |
| Nut with a cupule |
| Old telecom giant |
| One often depicted on a Wheaties box |
| One with a 1.0 G.P.A. |
| One-___ (old ball game) |
| Palin parodist Tina |
| Parting word |
| Pat down |
| Paul who played Laszlo |
| People with mortgages, e.g. |
| Polynesian carving |
| Possum player |
| Prefix with -genarian |
| Rat (on) |
| Remove snow from, e.g., as a car |
| Farm machines |
| Risque reading |
| Rocker Turner's autobiography |
| See 1-Across |
| Sounds of surprise |
| Soup's partner |
| Sporty Spice's other nickname |
| Stairstep part |
| Suddenly thrusted, as with a sword |
| Things to live up to |
| Unagi, at a sushi bar |
| Up to now |
| When doubled, a giggle |
| With 1-Down, 'Jeopardy!' feature |
| Word that can follow the first part or precede the second part of 22-, 28-, 46- or 55-Across |
| You, on the Riviera |
| ___ music (Beach Boys genre) |
| ___ nous |
| ___ v. Wade |
| Ancient Syria |
| 'His Master's Voice' co. |
| 'To be,' to Brutus |
| 'What's the ___?' |
| '___ Gold' (Fonda film) |
| '___ know' ('O.K., O.K.') |
| Apple messaging software |
| At night |
| Backwoods mother |
| Bard's nightfall |
| Beat by a wide margin |
| Bowling lanes |
| Breakfast-in-bed item |
| Brings into harmony |
| Broccoli ___ |
| Central Park concert site |
| Chat room 'Yikes!' |
| Cousin of a yarmulke |
| Distinctive part of a car's front |
| Driver's license datum |
| Endless, in verse |
| English cathedral town |