Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 16th 2005) 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.
| 'Doonesbury' character based on Hunter S. Thompson |
| 'Get it?' |
| 'Kitchy-___!' |
| 'No kidding!?' |
| 'The Mothers-in-Law' co-star |
| 'There's ___ in 'team'' |
| '___ Dinah' (Frankie Avalon's first hit) |
| '___ tu' (Verdi aria) |
| 1977 double-platinum Steely Dan album |
| Bar request |
| Bend shape |
| Biblical jawbone source |
| Biblical twin |
| Blotted (out) |
| Blue-pencil |
| Blunders |
| Boaters and bowlers |
| Bone: Prefix |
| Chanteuse Lena |
| Collide with, in a way |
| Creature with a tiny waist |
| D and C, in D.C. |
| Dabble in |
| Develop sores |
| Drugs, briefly |
| European carrier |
| Expose to the sun |
| French possessive |
| Garner of jazz |
| Genetic material |
| Give, as odds |
| Glasses option |
| Grasshopper's cousin |
| Grid coin tosser |
| Habituates |
| Hardy heroine |
| Hugs, in a letter |
| In formation |
| Itinerary abbr. |
| Jimmy Carter autobiography |
| Job for Perry Mason |
| Letters on a shingle |
| Like NASDAQ trades |
| Like some grins |
| Marker |
| More morose |
| Muslim mystic |
| Nair competitor |
| Narrow inlet |
| Novelist Rand |
| Old World blackbird |
| Peggy with the 1958 hit 'Fever' |
| Playing hard to get |
| Pushed hard |
| Put on the books |
| Range units: Abbr. |
| Really attractive |
| Related maternally |
| Ricky player in '50s TV |
| Rock's Bon Jovi |
| Rope fiber |
| Service unit |
| Stat. for Pedro Martinez |
| Stomach-related |
| Stop by |
| Tolkien creature |
| Trip to the Bahamas, e.g. |
| Untrustworthy sort |
| Up ___ (trapped) |
| Vehicle on rails |
| Victoria's prince |
| Waggle dance performer |
| Watergate judge John |
| Way off |
| Word spelled phonetically by the starts of 1-, 20-, 27-, 36-, 49- and 56-Across |
| Xanthippe, e.g. |
| Yellowstone herd member |
| Zilch |