Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 30th 2011) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 76 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Bull pen sound |
| Canine, to a tot |
| Cause to cower |
| City on the Mohawk |
| Color of raw silk |
| Come to pass |
| Comes across as |
| Confirm-deny link |
| Corrida wear |
| Creature on Australia's 50-cent coin |
| Dolly the matchmaker |
| Done for |
| Empty, in math |
| Eye problems |
| Feature of some sandals |
| Foreman portrayer on 'House' |
| Freshen |
| Grow wearisome |
| Happy people dance them |
| He had a blue period |
| Ill-humored |
| Jack's love in 'Titanic' |
| Key near F1 |
| Like a chimney sweep |
| Like light from stars moving away from us ... or like the answers to this puzzle's starred clues? |
| Like the Atacama |
| Material for a baking dish |
| Matterhorn's locale |
| Moreover |
| Not so off the wall |
| Not stay in the bucket, say |
| Oater fare |
| Often-mocked cars of the past |
| One going before a judge |
| Opportunities for discussion |
| Pasta variety |
| Pipe problem |
| Possessing many pesos |
| Priest's assistant |
| Pursuit of a goal |
| Quarrel |
| Scrubbed, as a mission |
| Sleuth Ventura |
| Some lodge members |
| Stevie Wonder's 'Songs in the ___ Life' |
| Still being tested |
| Take forcibly |
| Tenor ___ |
| Theocratic state |
| They may clash |
| Thurman of 'Pulp Fiction' |
| Two eighth notes, for iTunes, e.g. |
| Typewriter keyboard format |
| Ukr., e.g., until 1991 |
| Understand, slangily |
| Use one's scull |
| Vista part: Abbr. |
| What a smudge may indicate |
| Yoda, for one |
| ___ de Torquemada, Spanish inquisitor |
| ___-Grain cereal bars |
| Thompson and Watson |
| *Illness caused by eating Cheetos? |
| 'A ___ technicality!' |
| 'Aladdin' parrot |
| 'And that proves it' |
| 'Sealed With ___' |
| '___ touch!' |
| *Like a baby girl's laundry? |
| *Newspapers read by royalty? |
| Abe or Ike |
| Altar locale |
| Atlantis docked with it |
| Bag brand |
| Bluffer's undoing, in poker |
| Bravery, in Britain |