Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (June 5th 2017) 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.
| 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' star |
| 'Shame on you!' |
| 'The Farmer in the ___' |
| 'Tickle Me' doll |
| 'Ver-r-ry interesting!' |
| 'Xanadu' band, for short |
| '___ whillikers!' |
| 102, in ancient Rome |
| 11-Down symbol |
| A sensible sort |
| Alka-Seltzer sound |
| Announce |
| Apply gently, as cream |
| As required, after 'if' |
| At least |
| Bad thing to blow ... or what each of the circled letters in this puzzle represents |
| Ballet footwear |
| Biblical brother with a birthright |
| Blade in a sporting match |
| Blue hues |
| Brief brawl |
| Busy bee in Apr |
| Campus bigwig |
| Casual calls |
| Citrus peels |
| Classic art subject |
| Common game in a school gym |
| Common Market letters |
| Craggy peak |
| Deep-frying need |
| Doofus |
| Download for a Kindle |
| Dummy at a protest march |
| Early radio transmitter |
| Elton John/Tim Rice Broadway musical |
| Email address ending for a student |
| Figure of speech |
| Freeze |
| Geezer |
| Greek counterpart to Mars |
| Greek H's |
| Hard-to-hit pitches |
| Highest possible grade |
| How some ground balls are fielded |
| In the thick of |
| Inventor Whitney |
| Lacking sense |
| Lasso loop |
| Leave standing at the altar |
| Letter after 'ar' |
| Letter after 22-Across |
| Like a sorry-looking dog |
| Longtime news inits |
| Never left the bench, say |
| Norway's capital |
| Oil cartel |
| One-cent coin since 1909 |
| Part of 'business,' phonetically |
| Paternity identifier |
| Prepare, as tea |
| Pursue, as in tag |
| Rice dish |
| Shed old feathers |
| Sign between Cancer and Virgo |
| Some whistle blowers |
| Soothing succulents |
| Stackable cookies |
| The 'one' in a one-two |
| Tiny |
| Tragic clown in 'Pagliacci' |
| Trucker on a radio |
| U2's lead singer |
| Useful item for finding a lost pet |
| Very thin, as clouds |
| Vow from a bride or groom |
| Walks in water up to one's ankles, say |
| Wash oneself |
| Without purpose |