Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 24th 2006) 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.
| Language suffix |
| Lenten symbol |
| Lex Luthor, for one |
| London gallery |
| Loser to Roosevelt in 1932 |
| Make over |
| Many, many |
| Mexican peninsula |
| Mover's vehicle |
| Never-before-seen |
| Nine-digit ID |
| One more time |
| One of 100 on Capitol Hill: Abbr. |
| PC storage medium |
| Period of a renter's lease |
| Prefix with classical |
| Pretends to be |
| Prince ___ Khan |
| Prosecutors, for short |
| Red ink entry |
| San ___ (Riviera resort) |
| Schlep |
| Scroll key on a computer |
| Severe |
| Shirt stiffener |
| Shorthand specialist, for short |
| Slightly |
| Sombrero, e.g. |
| Speechify |
| St. crossing |
| Stevie Wonder's '___ She Lovely' |
| The 'N' of N.B.A.: Abbr. |
| Tippler |
| Up in the air |
| 'Norma ___' (Sally Field film) |
| 'A burger, fries and a large Coke,' e.g. |
| 'Beloved' author Morrison |
| 'Bring ___!' |
| 'Chocolat' actress |
| 'The doctor ___' |
| 1920's musical with the sequel 'Yes, Yes, Yvette' |
| 1970 #1 hit with the lyric 'huh, yeah, What is it good for?' |
| Amount eaten |
| And so on: Abbr. |
| At a minimum |
| Attends |
| Balderdash |
| Birthplace of seven U.S. presidents |
| Blues singer James |
| Brezhnev's land, in brief |
| Bright bunch |
| Chatter |
| Conquistador's treasure |
| Corrida call |
| Cream cheese flavoring |
| Dairy case item |
| Discotheque performer |
| End of two state names |
| Extinct bird |
| Fleming who created 007 |
| For fear that |
| Former CBS anchor Rather |
| Fortuneteller's card |
| Front section of a rocket |
| Genuine |
| Get sleepy-eyed |
| Hanoi holiday |
| Haute couture icon with her own perfume |
| Hockey star Lindros |
| Hwys. |
| It might have two stars |
| King or emir: Abbr. |
| Lacking face value, as stock |
| Walking the dog and others |
| Yuletide beverage |
| ___ coming (warrants punishment) |
| ___ extra cost |
| ___ Gay (W.W. II plane) |