Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 16th 2009) 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.
| Signature piece? |
| Simile center |
| Singer of the Wagner aria 'Liebestod' |
| Snake's warning |
| So, so long |
| Something a chair may hold |
| Sounds heard in a bowl |
| Sparkling wine source |
| Start of a Hemingway title |
| Status follower |
| Swiss cheese |
| The Big East's Panthers, for short |
| They travel through tubes |
| Tolkien villains |
| Winter driving hazards |
| With clammy hands, say |
| Women of Andalucía: Abbr. |
| ___ fog |
| 35-Across of 57-Across that equals 12-Down |
| 'Take ___ breath' |
| 100-lb. units |
| 1051, on a monument |
| 3.3 in a transcript, maybe |
| 35-Across of 17-Across that equals 12-Down |
| Aesthete |
| Be a breadwinner |
| Bear's warning |
| Bob at the Olympics |
| Bobsled challenges |
| Brickmaking need |
| Britain's Royal ___ Club, for plane enthusiasts |
| Commercial prefix with vision |
| Complete the I.R.S.'s Schedule A |
| Container for folding scissors |
| Cry just before a rabbit appears? |
| Deep discounts |
| Destination of Saul when he had his conversion, in the Bible |
| Detective's work record |
| Dig, with 'on' |
| Doyenne |
| Drs.' org. |
| Dwells in the past? |
| Either 17- or 57-Across |
| Election night figs. |
| Endocrinological prefix |
| Extraordinary |
| Feminine side |
| First arrival |
| Flashed sign |
| French novelist Robert ___, upon whose work the 1973 thriller 'The Day of the Dolphin' is based |
| Govt. ID |
| Gymnastics coach Karolyi |
| Half-dome construction |
| Lead from a mountain? |
| Less affluent |
| Like L-O-N-D-O-N |
| Medical suffix |
| Mideast's Gulf of ___ |
| N.Y.C. airport |
| Nav. rank |
| Neither high nor low |
| Philosopher Zeno of ___ |
| Pie crust pattern |
| Possible title for this puzzle |
| Puzzled |
| Reader of someone else's diary, say |
| Recreating |
| Red-spotted ___ |
| Rubber gaskets |
| See 17- and 57-Across |
| Servings at teas |
| Ships whose rudders don't touch water |