Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 1st 2019) 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.
| Like many dorms |
| TV sports highlights |
| Point of no return? |
| Post-vacation accumulation |
| "The Last Samurai" and others |
| Voice actor H. ___ Benjamin |
| Hackneyed |
| Heart |
| Tony winner Hagen |
| Extras in "The Last Samurai" |
| Western outfits |
| Football Hall-of-Famer Long |
| Temp's counterpart |
| Pastrami go-with |
| The world's most powerful person, per a 2018 Forbes list |
| Fingerprints, maybe |
| ___ polloi |
| "Enough!" |
| I.Q. test pioneer |
| Retaliate |
| Sole mate? |
| Exuberant compliment |
| One of the Reagans |
| R-rated, maybe |
| Island in the West Indies |
| Hackneyed |
| One heeding a "Do not disturb" sign |
| Second-longest U.S. #1 hit ever, after "American Pie" (7 minutes, 11 seconds) |
| Illegal sweeteners |
| Foreign term of endearment |
| Parts of some bonds |
| Buckled |
| Pigs |
| Mud |
| Zip |
| In itself |
| Material for the Book of the Dead |
| British luxury car, informally |
| Like many a home while one is away for the evening |
| "How you ___?" |
| "The Family Circus" cartoonist |
| Razz |
| Word before right or sight |
| Harebrained |
| Business casual restriction, typically |
| "Full Frontal With Samantha Bee" network |
| A political debate might be on this |
| Lacking in excitement |
| Disregarding what's written |
| Mystery writer Deighton |
| When doubled, "For shame!" |
| Cousin of a crocus |
| Flavor |
| It's boring |
| Not true |
| People of interest? |
| Crane pose, e.g., in yoga |
| Small bit of work |
| Twin sister of Apollo |
| Bloom with showy clusters |
| Kit |
| Word from the Greek for "abyss" |
| Sleeps well |
| Datum for the second column |
| Does nothing |
| "Fooled me!" |
| Natural disinfectant |
| Year of the ___ (2008 or 2020) |
| Boardwalk's locale |
| Most cookies, essentially |
| Like the moon's landscape and many olives |
| ___ 2600 (early video game device) |