Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 16th 2002) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 72 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'Bye Bye Birdie' girl or song |
| 'ER' character |
| 'The Sound of Music' figure |
| 'Top o' the mornin' to ye,' for example |
| 1949 armistice locale: Abbr. |
| Accompanier of 17-/58-Across |
| Add dirt to |
| Ancient royal residence |
| Angle producers |
| Back-talker |
| Bad thing to blow |
| Bayonet |
| Booking |
| Bygone Crayola shade |
| Capped pen |
| Ceramist |
| Coll. major |
| Concert request |
| Corn product |
| Correct, as a computer image |
| Cries from the stands |
| Dates |
| Depressed area |
| Draws off |
| Drive (around) |
| Enjoined |
| Étude places |
| Fondlings |
| Head shape |
| Hist. majors get them |
| Hit high C's, say |
| Hold |
| It might wash down 17-/58-Across |
| Itinerary: Abbr. |
| Keyboard instrument |
| Like leprechaun and four-leaf clover decorations |
| Liszt's son-in-law |
| Mends |
| More substantial |
| Most miserable |
| Mother ___ |
| N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer elected to the Minnesota Supreme Court |
| Not out of it |
| Noted fossil site |
| Occasion pertinent to this puzzle |
| Office feature, sometimes |
| Old camp |
| Optimally |
| Partner of rosemary, in Shakespeare |
| Present, e.g. |
| Put back |
| Put to sleep, maybe |
| Quacks |
| See 17-Across |
| Set |
| Seventh-century date |
| Sir Galahad's mother |
| Source of knocking |
| Starting now |
| Subject of Caesar's writing |
| Suffix with strict |
| Swear words? |
| Tempest in a teapot |
| They may be suspended from art class |
| Thick-soled shoe |
| Tops, in slang |
| Vagabond |
| Vessels also called broadhorns |
| Warning on an airplane wing |
| Washington, D.C., once |
| With 58-Across, a hearty order |
| Word usually said in triplicate |