Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 3rd 2015) 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.
| Clean up, as text |
| Column in a box score |
| Coquettish sort |
| Demolition job |
| Density symbol |
| Director's cry with a pause in the middle |
| Ear bone also known as the anvil |
| Extracts |
| False god |
| Follower of '@' in a White House Twitter account |
| Frightful |
| Genre of the 'Odyssey' |
| Gillette's ___ II |
| Goals of some candidates |
| Guinness and others |
| Guinness superlative |
| Hosp. units |
| Ice cream flavor with chewy bits |
| Is in energy-saving mode |
| It's divided at the start of war |
| Joan of Arc, at the time of her death |
| Kurt Russell's role in 'Tombstone' |
| Lab tube |
| Lefty |
| Letter accompanying sin? |
| Loom |
| Love of one's fellow man, to Greeks |
| Love of one's fellow man? |
| Make a dent in, say |
| Many a Facebook repost |
| Minor league game? |
| Piled on |
| Poe poem that begins 'Gaily bedight, / A gallant knight' |
| Purchase that's puffed |
| Purchases that are puffed, slangily |
| Rock star's nickname derived from his jewelry |
| Rot |
| School head in a best-selling series of novels |
| Secreted |
| Set straight |
| Shore sights on a windy day |
| Sir Lancelot portrayer of 1975 |
| Sitarist Shankar |
| Soft and smooth |
| Solo at many a wedding |
| Spiel |
| Summoner |
| Surreptitious |
| The Beatles' '___ Mine' |
| Three-time P.G.A. Championship winner |
| Van ___ |
| Was set for life |
| Weighed down |
| What grows in the winter |
| Wood painted to look like a cannon |
| Word after free or press |
| ___ sci |
| 'Eyeless in Gaza' novelist, 1936 |
| 'Slippery when wet' and others |
| 'Stop!' |
| All ___ |
| Abbr. in a birth announcement, often |
| Actor Chaplin, Charlie's older brother |
| Aloe ___ (some succulents) |
| Alternative to EUR |
| Be disposed (to) |
| Big house connection? |
| Charlotte ___ (cream-filled dessert) |
| Cheat at hide-and-go-seek, say |
| Chips in chips |