Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 17th 2007) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 78 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| *They live on acres of Acre's |
| *Underwater creature whose males give birth |
| Actor Milo |
| Alternative to truth in a party game |
| Bar mitzvah dance |
| Barely cooked |
| Basketball venues |
| Bawled (out) |
| Be a pugilist |
| Blind ___ bat |
| Bobby's wife on 'Dallas' |
| Bor-r-ring voice |
| Camera eyes |
| Christie who created Hercule Poirot |
| Clamor |
| Commercials |
| Derisive laugh |
| Ensembles of eight |
| Evening hour |
| Far from harbor |
| Fort ___, N.J. |
| Goof |
| Had dinner at home |
| Hammed it up |
| How the answer to each of the nine starred clues repeats |
| Instrument that wails |
| It might need to be settled |
| Lead-in to while |
| Letters |
| Like a clock that has hands |
| Long-distance letters |
| Look inside? |
| Mario ___, Nintendo racing game |
| More ludicrous |
| More, in commercialese |
| Not at home |
| Nothing |
| Old llama herder |
| One with fingers crossed |
| Peter of 'Goodbye, Mr. Chips' |
| Plastic ___ Band |
| Popular aerobic program |
| Prefix with mural |
| River nymphs, in Greek myth |
| Rocker Ocasek |
| San ___, Argentina |
| Say, as a pledge |
| Secretive org. |
| Sets (down) |
| Slangy denial |
| Sportscaster Bob |
| Start liking |
| Sufficient, old-style |
| The 'S' in WASP |
| Throat part |
| Uno + uno + uno |
| Verbal nod |
| Walt Whitman's '___ the Body Electric' |
| When Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr dueled |
| Window area |
| Word before pool or park |
| You might crack one while playing |
| 'Illmatic' rapper |
| 'American Pie' beauty |
| 'Finger-lickin' good' restaurant |
| 'Get it?' |
| 'Help!' |
| 'Kapow!' |
| 'Me, Myself & ___,' 2000 Jim Carrey film |
| 'Nay' sayer |
| 'Well, that beats all!' |
| *1942 film with the line 'What makes saloonkeepers so snobbish?' |
| *Bench sharer |
| *Classic Chinese military treatise, with 'The' |
| *Fearful 1917-20 period |
| *Japanese grill |
| *Many-acred homes |
| *Rick Blaine in 17-Across, e.g. |