Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 10th 2020) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 74 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Famed theater district restaurateur |
| Big scoopers |
| Words from a new arrival |
| Rub out |
| What's left of a dinosaur |
| Milky white mineraloid |
| Its "saintly" cities include the starts to 16-, 28-, 37- and 43-Across |
| Enjoyed a fine meal |
| Attend |
| Company with a can-do attitude? |
| In pieces |
| French city with a history of silk-making |
| Skirt style |
| Eight pints |
| Agreeable (to) |
| With 47-Across, get the buyer to buy |
| Splendor |
| Liberal and then some |
| Baseball's Musial |
| Little troublemaker |
| Confidence, slangily |
| Prefix with dynamic |
| With 7-Down, early historical time |
| Partner of conditions |
| Mama ___ Elliot |
| Shell's shell, e.g. |
| Each |
| Vote into office |
| Longtime rival of Roger Federer |
| Pipe type |
| ___ Krishna (religious movement) |
| One may be blind or hot |
| Not remote, as a TV reporter |
| Sugar suffix |
| "Yours truly" alternative |
| Muff something |
| Employ |
| Gambling card game |
| What a baseball rundown usually ends in |
| See 2-Down |
| Participating |
| Challenge sometimes built outdoors with hedges |
| Go off the tracks |
| Radames's love, in opera |
| Oodles |
| Professional on a film set |
| Principal |
| Actress Blunt |
| Norway's patron saint |
| "The Simpsons" character whose last name has 18 letters |
| Dictator following the Spanish Civil War |
| Move like molasses |
| Loosey-goosey |
| Famous Ford failure |
| Creepy stare |
| Hacienda room |
| Widely spoken language in India |
| Very bright, as colors |
| One cause of goose bumps |
| A founder of Mexican muralism |
| More balanced mentally |
| Wagner's "___ Rheingold" |
| Lower part of Wayne Manor |
| See 38-Down |
| Fix a clog? |
| Permit to |
| Killed, in mobspeak |
| Actor who won an Oscar for 1950's "Cyrano de Bergerac" |
| Soothing ingredient |
| Little squeakers |
| Said aloud |
| Enter abruptly and obtrusively, with "in" |
| Good thing to keep above water |
| Hip |