Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (June 30th 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.
| Halloween wear |
| Hard to fathom |
| Here, in Honduras |
| Hide-hair link |
| Hotel room amenity |
| In the midst of |
| Island neighbor of Tonga and Tuvalu |
| Israel's Abba |
| It may be stacked or cut |
| Knock over, so to speak |
| Kremlin denials |
| Like undercooked eggs |
| Liniment target |
| Lion-colored |
| Mocks |
| More than sore |
| More vigorous |
| New wing |
| Newton or ohm |
| North African port |
| One corner of a Monopoly board |
| One of TV's Mavericks |
| Org. with a code |
| Ottoman Empire V.I.P. |
| Pale shade of violet |
| PC video gear, for short |
| PC-less Internet hookup, once |
| Piece moved in castling |
| Pig's home |
| Places of interest? |
| Plow team |
| Prodded, with 'on' |
| Rattles |
| Revolver inventor |
| Ryan of 'Boston Public' |
| 'Take this job and shove it!' |
| 'Friend or ___?' |
| 'Eureka!' |
| 'Goldberg Variations' composer |
| 'The Bridge on the River ___' |
| *At times |
| *Bay Area concert venue |
| *Informal greeting |
| *One not using the company cafeteria, maybe |
| 1978 Diana Ross musical, with 'The' |
| Affirmative action |
| Big Indian |
| Black belt's blow |
| Boxed-off map section |
| BP gas brand |
| Clothing |
| Clued in |
| Credit union's activity |
| Device you can count on |
| Education-conscious org. |
| Elevator direction half the time |
| Exercise in pronunciation ... like the first words of the answers to the starred clues |
| Fall back |
| Fan mags |
| Former Georgia senator Sam |
| Garbage hauler |
| Get ready for an exam |
| Scout's mission, for short |
| Scrapped, as a mission |
| Sea dog's libation |
| Senate page, e.g. |
| Sharp-tongued |
| Small ammo |
| Small pool site in a yard |
| Sonic the Hedgehog's company |
| Stone for many Libras |
| Suffix with kitchen or room |
| Take it on the ___ |
| Tunnel effect |
| TV color adjustment |
| U.F.O. crew |
| Were in accord |
| Worker for free, often |