Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 17th 2009) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 70 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 62-Across offerings |
| 'Hoffman' co-star Cusack |
| 'If I Had ___' (Lyle Lovett song) |
| 'Manhattan Mary V' artist |
| 180 is its max. score |
| 2009 G.M. spinoff |
| 63-Across? |
| Amaryllis family members |
| Artist with the 1999 6x platinum album '2001' |
| Berry with juicy parts? |
| Big D campus |
| Big maker of communications satellites |
| Bum |
| CD player part |
| Chilling, so to speak |
| Comment from the beat |
| Completely smooth |
| Crash site sight |
| Does a nursery job |
| Draft sources |
| Emeritus: Abbr. |
| Eschewer of convention, in slang |
| Factory |
| Have yet to settle |
| Having a lot to lose? |
| He said 'A people that values its privileges above its principles soon loses both' |
| Highway caution |
| Honorary title bestowed on Bill Clinton, Muhammad Ali and Mae West |
| Hungarian writer Madách |
| It's not fancy |
| Kind of door or window |
| Lucy and Ricky Ricardo's residence, e.g. |
| Lump in cloth |
| Means of getting some answers |
| Michael of the G.O.P. |
| Modern, to Beethoven |
| Moon of Uranus |
| Most night owls |
| One singing in the kitchen |
| One way to be taken |
| Opposite of avant-garde |
| Opposite of FF |
| Outfielder Francona |
| Part of the fourth qtr. |
| Particular |
| Pentax Spotmatic and Nikon F2, for short |
| People of the Platte, once |
| Pietà figure, literarily |
| Put aside |
| Reasonable treatment |
| Rich or famous: Abbr. |
| Rose with a hit record |
| See 24-Across |
| Shooting star, briefly? |
| Site of Robert E. Lee's last victory |
| Sketches (out) |
| Solar or lunar phenomenon |
| Some Cherokees |
| Some like it hot |
| Striking ends |
| Supply for driving |
| Symbol of innocence and purity |
| Takes back one's words? |
| Tawny |
| Tropical flower |
| Turned up |
| With 54-Down, approach with a line |
| Woman on a 2008 ticket |
| Word accompanying finger-pointing |
| ___-high |