Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 27th 2010) 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.
| Regain consciousness suddenly |
| Revivalists, informally |
| Rock music's Rush, for one |
| Rotisserie rod |
| Salad bar bowlful |
| Shampoo brand |
| Sighter of pink elephants |
| Slowly, on a score |
| Sounded content |
| St. ___ (Caribbean hot spot) |
| Stack-serving chain, for short |
| Subtly suggest |
| Suffix with problem |
| Talk, talk, talk |
| The whole ___ |
| The whole ___ |
| The whole ___ |
| The whole ___ |
| The whole ___ |
| This puzzle has 78 |
| This, in Toledo |
| Took charge |
| Totally absurd |
| Tour de France peak |
| Track bettors play them |
| Twosome |
| U.F.O. crew |
| Vehicle on a trailer, perhaps |
| What the sun does at dusk |
| William Jennings Bryan, for one |
| ___ Party movement |
| Align |
| 'Beats me!' |
| 'Hell ___ no fury ...' |
| 'The Battleship Potemkin' port |
| '___ Boot' |
| Around-the-house footwear, for short |
| Aurora's counterpart |
| Autodom's Beetle is one, slangily |
| B'way success sign |
| Battery terminal |
| Biblical sin city |
| Bundle, as wheat |
| Cabinet position: Abbr. |
| Clarinetist Artie |
| College sr.'s test |
| Directional suffix |
| Double curve |
| Electrician's hookup |
| Even if, briefly |
| Expels forcefully |
| Foul mood |
| Future ferns |
| Gawk at |
| Gems from Australia |
| Georgetown athlete |
| Get cozy |
| Had a bug |
| Lab burners of old |
| Lover in a Shakespeare title |
| Mark of a rifle's laser sight |
| Mementos of a caning |
| Modern navigation tool, for short |
| Most Monopoly income |
| Munch on chips, say |
| Nail-biting margin of victory |
| Ninth-inning hurler, often |
| Nobel Peace Prize city |
| Nonetheless |
| Pet welfare org. |
| Pindar, notably |
| Potter's potions professor |
| Prefix with -form |
| Presoak, wash and rinse |
| Prospector's strike |
| Ran through, as a credit card |
| Raptor's grippers |
| React to a crowing rooster, say |