Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 15th 2010) 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.
| Oil company acquired by BP |
| Old U.S. gas brand |
| One signing with a landlord |
| Online publications, briefly |
| Pants ending just below the knees |
| Pi r squared, for a circle |
| Player's rep |
| Point off, as for bad behavior |
| Poor, depressed neighborhood |
| Queue |
| Rocking toy, in tot-speak |
| Rodeo ropes |
| Salt's place on a margarita glass |
| Sank, as a putt |
| Sewing machine inventor Howe |
| Small argument |
| Small error |
| Small whiskey glass |
| Somewhat |
| Suffix with zillion |
| The 'A' in MoMA |
| Two charts? |
| Two scout groups? |
| Two steeds? |
| Two water slides? |
| Usually deleted e-mail |
| What bird wings do |
| Wild about |
| Word-guessing game |
| ___ de toilette |
| $$$ |
| 'Cheers' barfly |
| 'Fourscore and seven years ___ ...' |
| 'The Good Earth' heroine |
| 'However ...' |
| 'Not to mention ...' |
| 'Wow, I didn't know that!' |
| '___ cow!' |
| Actresses Mendes and Longoria |
| Al Jolson classic |
| Arizona tribe |
| Biblical water-to-wine site |
| Boat propeller |
| Bug-eyed |
| Cockroach or termite |
| Cross to bear |
| Cuts off, as branches |
| Dark loaves |
| Deep-six |
| Dull hurt |
| Event not to be missed |
| Full of substance |
| Go like hell |
| Going ___ tooth and nail |
| Govern |
| Greek Cupid |
| Groove |
| Hang around for |
| Hank whose home-run record was surpassed by Barry Bonds |
| Harking back to an earlier style |
| Hearty enjoyment |
| In legend he sold his soul to the devil |
| In the style of |
| Industrialist J. Paul ___ |
| Intelligence |
| Is afflicted with |
| Item stuffed with pimento |
| Like a buttinsky |
| Like omelets |
| Lopsided win, in slang |
| Missing roll call, say |
| Move to another country |
| Of the flock |
| Isolated hill |
| Italian currency before the euro |
| Lion in 'The Chronicles of Narnia' |
| Living ___ (what an employer is asked to pay) |
| Mannerly guy |