Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 4th 2015) 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.
| After the whistle |
| 'Empire' network |
| 'Silent Spring' pesticide |
| 'The Wild Duck' dramatist |
| 1976, for Stallone's rise to stardom? |
| Add a rider to, say |
| All together |
| Author who wrote on Friday? |
| Bar mixer |
| Be of use |
| Beginning of a conclusion |
| Board defects |
| Boat with oars |
| Boston Garden legend |
| Bow-toter on seasonal cards |
| Cameron and Blair, for short |
| Chip away at |
| Citation abbr |
| Cold and blustery |
| Competed in the first leg of a triathlon |
| Competed in the last leg of a triathlon |
| Confined, with 'up' |
| Connery and Lazenby, between 1967 and 1971? |
| Counterpart of 1-Across |
| Cy Young candidates' stats |
| Deeply offended |
| Dresden's river |
| Eddie Murphy, after 1984, 1987 and 1994? |
| European finch |
| Father of Impressionism |
| Foreign film feature |
| Govt. property org |
| Guinness Book adjective |
| Homeland of many Miamians |
| Hood's piece |
| In vitro needs |
| John Lennon's tribute to Yoko Ono |
| Land bordering Lake Titicaca |
| Lay to rest |
| Neighbor of a Yemeni |
| Novi Sad natives |
| Once-sacred birds |
| Over |
| Piano exercise |
| Poetic feet |
| Poplar variety |
| Popular Japanese pizza topping |
| Prefix with matter |
| President Coty of France |
| PT boat officer: Abbr |
| Record problem |
| Ring in a rodeo ring |
| River of Orléans |
| Russian refusal |
| Says, in teenspeak |
| Scrape (out) |
| Skedaddles |
| Skedaddles |
| Sonata ending |
| Spectrum hue |
| Still a little firm |
| Study of whales |
| Swings a sickle, say |
| Symbols of servitude |
| Tesla, for one |
| The same, in footnotes |
| Tiny type size |
| Title woman of a 1957 #1 Paul Anka hit |
| To date |
| Tribute in rhyme |
| Turbine part |
| Turn topsy-turvy |
| Twin or quadruplet, for short |
| Walrus mustache feature |
| What Harrison Ford was doing in 1977, 1980 and 1983? |
| Where to take a dive |
| Wine traditionally sold in a fiasco |
| ___-watch |