Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 10th 2011) 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.
| Say 'B-A-D-G-E,' e.g. |
| Seafood lover's hangout |
| See 16-Across |
| See 16-Across |
| Spoils |
| They might depart at midnight |
| What a keeper may keep |
| Who 'saved my life tonight' in a 1975 Elton John hit |
| William who played Uncle Charley on 'My Three Sons' |
| With 36- and 58-Across, what the answers to the starred clues are |
| ___ Beach, Calif. |
| ___ bear |
| 'I'm done after this' |
| 'Me, too' |
| 'Somehow everything gets done' |
| 'Whatever it ___ don't care!' |
| 'The Thin Man' actress |
| 'What's the ___?' |
| *Like Seattle vis-à-vis Phoenix |
| *Not fixed |
| *Poet's performance |
| *Shine |
| 1973 nonfiction best seller about a woman with multiple personalities |
| Actress Vardalos |
| B, A, D, G and E, e.g. |
| Battle cry |
| Bette's 'Divine' stage persona |
| Big name in circuses |
| Burglar in detective stories |
| Cheese ___ |
| Clink |
| Cloaks |
| Connections |
| Country with which the U.S. goes to war in 'Wag the Dog' |
| Does nothing |
| Doughnuts, but not danishes |
| Drones, maybe |
| Excitement |
| Figures on the ceiling of la Cappella Sistina |
| Flower that shares its name with a tentacled sea creature |
| French department in the Pyrenees |
| Frequent flooding site |
| Furnish |
| Gillette offering |
| Huff |
| Impersonated at a costume party |
| Inner ear? |
| Jacket material, for short? |
| Japanese band |
| Lady of the knight? |
| Less lively |
| Like Elgar's Symphony No. 1 |
| Line ___ |
| Lots and lots of |
| Many signatures |
| Medieval French love poem |
| Nancy Drew's aunt |
| Neighborhood |
| Noodle dish |
| Nutritional amt. |
| Old World eagle |
| One way to travel or study |
| Opportune |
| Pharmaceutical oils |
| Piece of the action |
| Player of golf |
| Plunder |
| Pop |
| Prefix with paganism |
| Prey of wild dogs and crocodiles |