Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 22nd 2008) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 64 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'Obviously, Einstein!' |
| 1991 conflict between Slovenia and Yugoslavia |
| Alternative to a water ski |
| Animal in Poe's 'The Murders in the Rue Morgue' |
| As time expires, in a football game |
| Begin to blossom |
| Big numismatic news |
| Brawn |
| CD-burning software company that bought Napster |
| Claim of convenience, in ads or otherwise |
| Common soccer score |
| Composer of 'Das Augenlicht,' 1935 |
| Compound with a double bond |
| Earliest recorded Chinese dynasty |
| First African-American golfer with 12 P.G.A. Tour wins |
| First justice alphabetically in the history of the Supreme Court |
| Flower of Pâques |
| Forced, in a way |
| Frogs and toads |
| Geographic feature depicted in the Armenian coat of arms |
| Hot month in Chile |
| Jigger that jiggles? |
| Kept one's own counsel, online |
| Lance Armstrong foundation? |
| Legendary brothers in law |
| Lifeless |
| Light mixer |
| Like anchors |
| Like some animal rights campaigns |
| Minute Maid drink brand |
| MTV reality show |
| Neighbor of Ghana |
| Notable distinction for the planet Krypton |
| Nurses, say |
| One suspended in adolescence |
| One who stands for something |
| Parts of makeup kits |
| Plus |
| Quaker cereal |
| Roller skate features |
| Run-down |
| Salt with the maximum proportion of element #53 |
| Saw the light |
| See 22-Down |
| Sets off |
| Shrub also known as Russian olive |
| Soft leather used in wallets, whose name derives from a place in California |
| Some DVRs |
| Some pointers |
| Spanish festival |
| Split personality? |
| Star of 'London After Midnight,' 1927 |
| Steps away from |
| Sting |
| Street lighting specialist? |
| Tacitly acknowledge |
| They go places |
| Volkswagen Polo, for one |
| Western Australia, for example |
| Where to go |
| With 24-Across, number one position |
| Yak |
| Zebralike |
| ___ legomenon (word or phrase used only once in a document or corpus) |