Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 16th 2012) 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.
| 10-Down, e.g |
| 1996 movie starring Michael Jordan |
| Bald person's envy, maybe |
| Balrog slayer, in fiction |
| Big list maker |
| Billy famous for infomercials |
| Bionomics: Abbr |
| Born yesterday |
| Bowser in the Super Mario series, e.g |
| Brandy brand |
| Buck |
| Case worker's org.? |
| Charade |
| Chow |
| Common conjunction |
| Contacting via Facebook, in a way |
| Dish often served with soy sauce or miso |
| Errs |
| Expert with computers |
| Frank |
| Fugitate |
| Grind |
| Hardly close-mouthed |
| Hilarious |
| Inconsequential |
| Industrial container |
| Ingredient in Buffalo wings |
| Interjection that comes from the Latin for 'weary' |
| It borders the South China Sea |
| It breaks the 'I before E' rule |
| It operates under a royal charter |
| Kudzu, e.g |
| Lack of vitality |
| Liberal arts college 20 minutes north of Manhattan |
| Low 90s, say |
| M.V.P. of Super Bowls XLII and XLVI |
| Many a first-time voter in 1920 |
| Many a role in the Jason Bourne films |
| Merry-go-round fixture, to a tot |
| Movie component |
| Neighborhood vandalism ammo |
| Nelson, e.g.: Abbr |
| Novelty shop purchase |
| Part of a routine |
| Per ___ |
| Physicist Ernst who studied shock waves |
| Pigpens |
| Popular mixer |
| Quadrennial sporting event |
| Range |
| Rite of passage participant, often |
| Sales rep's reimbursement, maybe |
| See 42-Across |
| See-through object |
| Springtime period |
| Stadium shout-out |
| Stand for something |
| Super item? |
| Swank in Hollywood |
| U.C. Santa Cruz athlete |
| Well-being |
| Whistling thorn, e.g |
| With 49-Across, figure skating practice |
| Young and others |
| ___ high (about that tall) |
| 'A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius' author |
| 'I get your point!' |
| 'Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism' writer |
| 'The Lion Sleeps Tonight' hitmakers, with 'the' |
| '___ told often enough ...' |