Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 2nd 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.
| Sign on, as for another tour of duty |
| Singer Fitzgerald |
| Six-legged intruders |
| Skier's transport |
| Skips |
| Some memorization in arithmetic class |
| State known for its cheese: Abbr. |
| Suffix with differ |
| Tabbies |
| Target and J. C. Penney |
| Thieve |
| Turner of Hollywood |
| Two tablets every six hours, e.g. |
| University of Arizona's home |
| Very much |
| White fur |
| Zip one's lip |
| Zorro's weapon |
| ___ Nostra |
| ___-mo replay |
| Actor Holbrook |
| 'It's a sin to tell ___' |
| 'Zounds!' |
| .5 |
| 1975 thriller that took a big bite at the box office |
| Actress Heche |
| Airport overseer: Abbr. |
| Belgian river to the North Sea |
| Book after John |
| Chief Norse god |
| Citrus coolers |
| Coach Parseghian |
| Colorado resort |
| Common recipe amount |
| Concerning |
| Deadly snake |
| Director Bob who won a Tony, Oscar and Emmy all in the same year |
| Director Kazan |
| Earlier ... or a hint to the words circled in 17-, 21-, 37- and 51-Across |
| Enemies |
| Enter |
| Evicts |
| Father |
| Fellow |
| Flower holders |
| Gem units |
| Give |
| Gobi or Mojave |
| Goes 80, say |
| Grace finisher |
| Hair over the forehead |
| Harold who directed 'Groundhog Day' |
| Hen's place |
| Hen's place |
| Hitchhiker's need |
| Ill-___ gains |
| Israel's Shimon |
| Laundry implement that might make a 43-Down |
| Leopard markings |
| Lieu |
| Light-skinned |
| M.D.'s group |
| Many a person whose name starts Mac |
| Masonry work that may be smoothed with a trowel |
| More rain and less light, e.g., to a pilot |
| N.C. State's group |
| Person whose name appears on a museum plaque, e.g. |
| Popular BBC import, for short |
| Prefix with -nautic |
| Quester for the Golden Fleece |
| Radio word after 'Roger' |
| Revolutionary Guevara |
| Rub raw |
| Ruin |
| Sault ___ Marie |
| Sea creature that moves sideways |
| See 39-Down |
| Shoving away, football-style |