Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 5th 2020) 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.
| Mugged for the camera, maybe |
| Site administrator |
| Preceder of many N.H.L. games |
| "Oh, did you start already?" |
| 0% |
| Some male escorts |
| Org. that sticks to its guns |
| List ender, maybe |
| Oscar-nominated actor Clive |
| Exceptional grade |
| Will matter |
| Time in court |
| One-up, say |
| Red choice |
| Gambler's hangout, in brief |
| Noteworthy time period |
| Large guard dogs |
| Aches and pains |
| Jump shot's path |
| Down in the dumps |
| ___ Meyer, principal role on "Veep" |
| Sign on a staff |
| "I agree with both of you!" |
| 2009 biopic starring Hilary Swank |
| Apply, as sunscreen |
| Grocery chain with more than 1,900 U.S. stores |
| Chicago airport code |
| That, in Tabasco |
| Like some reputations and kitchen towels |
| Sentence containing all 26 letters |
| Many a limo |
| Major retail outlets |
| Feigns sickness to avoid work |
| Much-traveled thoroughfares |
| Much-painted religious figure |
| Villainous conglomerate on "Mr. Robot" |
| Deadly |
| Santa ___ |
| Waiter in an airport queue |
| Actress Falco |
| Exam for the college-bound, redundantly |
| Jokester |
| Onetime London-based record label |
| Intolerant sort |
| Lost steam |
| Food cooked in a cornhusk |
| Preparatory school since 1440 |
| Hi-___ monitor |
| CBS series with a "Cyber" spinoff |
| Bomber letters |
| Medieval laborers |
| Additionally |
| Dancer's horn |
| Bagel choice |
| Stay behind |
| Surface figure |
| Used to be |
| PC combo key |
| Evil intent |
| Hay-bundling machine |
| Small pouch |
| "Mon ___!" (French exclamation) |
| Penn. neighbor |
| Dog with wrinkly skin |
| Like the sun at sunset |
| Uncle, in Oaxaca |
| Cut into small pieces |
| Catcher with a record 10 World Series rings as a player |
| "Let me repeat ..." |
| "Enough!," in Mexico ... or a hint to 11 answers in this puzzle |
| Yours, to Yvette |
| Wyatt Earp, for one |
| "___ Yankees" |
| Cardinals, on scoreboards |
| Cob of corn |
| E.R. or O.R. figures |
| "Planet Money" network |
| Melted ice cream, e.g. |