Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 1st 2009) 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.
| Bad-mouth |
| Be positioned above |
| Bird dogs, say |
| Bit of wordplay |
| Cable channel with the slogan 'We Know Drama' |
| Certain camera, for short |
| City grid: Abbr. |
| City SW of Syracuse |
| Classic part of a 10-/25-Down stage act |
| Deluges |
| Dir. from Gary, Ind., to Sault Ste. Marie |
| Either 50 of 50/50 |
| First record label of 10-/25-Down |
| First song on 32-Across |
| First word of 10-/25-Down's 'Billie Jean' |
| Flies over Africa? |
| Gets to |
| Give the slip to |
| Goggles |
| Grates on |
| Greek leader? |
| Handheld device |
| Itinerary part: Abbr. |
| Its symbol is omega |
| Jean Valjean, e.g. |
| Joan of rock |
| Juan's uncle? |
| Just dandy |
| Kind of cheese |
| Laugh syllable |
| Less than wholesale |
| Middle of the second century |
| Minstrel's song |
| Miss the mark |
| More honest |
| Moviegoer's chocolate bite |
| Nickname for 10-/25-Down |
| Old fast-food chain |
| Old spy grp. |
| Play starter |
| Popeye creator Elzie ___ |
| Quirky |
| Rich soils |
| Richie who wrote 'We Are the World' with 10-/25-Down |
| Right away |
| Riksdag locale: Abbr. |
| Ring-tailed primate |
| Ripoff |
| River under the Ponte Vecchio |
| Romeo's love? |
| Rose family member |
| See 10-Down |
| Skin cream ingredient |
| Small piano |
| Some urban rails |
| Song on 32-Across |
| Stink up the joint |
| Takes off |
| Trek to Mecca |
| Vance in Okla., e.g. |
| Vitality |
| Vocal style of 10-/25-Down, at times |
| With 10-Down, 1975 album by 10-/25-Down |
| With 25-Down, this puzzle's honoree |
| Writer ___ Yutang |
| Zero |
| Zero |
| Ziegfeld and others |
| ___-Town (Midwest hub) |
| 'Don't you ___ for no favors' (42-Down lyric on 32-Across) |
| 'Farewell' |
| 'Yum!' |
| Air-conditioned |
| 1982 blockbuster by 10-/25-Down |
| 1991 hit album by 10-/25-Down |
| Appeasement |
| Arena cry |
| Atahualpa, for one |