Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 5th 2011) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 66 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'Valentine's Day' co-star, 2010 |
| '___ of life, an imp of fame; / Of parents good ...': 'Henry V' |
| Abided |
| Arm of the British military |
| Audits, with 'on' |
| Area where Dalí, Monet, Picasso and van Gogh all painted |
| Upset |
| Went off on |
| Word: Suffix |
| Yankee star who batted left and threw right |
| Black gemstones |
| Buttress |
| Capital served by Faleolo International Airport |
| Channel between mainland England and the Isle of Wight, with 'the' |
| Churns |
| Drawing room gathering |
| E.U. member |
| Euphemizes |
| Fathers, in the Bible |
| Figure in the high 60s |
| Getting ready, with 'up' |
| Goggles |
| Head-tail connection |
| Hit TV series featuring 54-Across |
| Homeostatic |
| Hook up with |
| Hugo's Thénardier and others: Abbr. |
| Images on windows of une cathédrale: Abbr. |
| It has two bridges in India |
| It may be pulled on a field |
| It's perfect |
| Jack-a-dandy |
| Land shared by Iraq and Iran |
| Leg supports |
| Like many an unsuccessful politician |
| Lots of laughs |
| McDonald's offerings |
| Missing links, so to speak |
| More often than not |
| Mushroom grower, for short? |
| Neil Diamond's 'September ___' |
| Only one bears the name of a U.S. president |
| Piece of schoolwork |
| Place for a dance |
| Place to stretch one's legs |
| Poorly explained |
| Real-life opera composer who's a title character in a Rimsky-Korsakov opera |
| Rue Morgue murderer |
| Secret places |
| See 40-Down |
| Senator supporter |
| Sipped |
| Slope |
| Specialty oven |
| Stand at a ceremony |
| Subway line |
| Tapestry thread |
| Term of endearment |
| They're open on Saturdays |
| Things rolled over by cars |
| Title in Topkapi |
| Took to the clink |
| Toppled |
| Touchdown stat |
| Trapped |
| 'A transient madness,' per Horace |