Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 6th 2008) 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.
| 'American Idol' judge who wastes money? |
| 'Jackson' |
| 'Lazy' one |
| '___ No Sunshine' (1971 Grammy-winning song) |
| Actress Merrill of 'Desk Set' |
| Affluent, in Acapulco |
| Animal that howls |
| Assault with a grenade, as a superior officer |
| Barely makes, with 'out' |
| Binge |
| Bullish order on Wall Street |
| Bump |
| Cause for opening a window |
| Consume |
| Country addresses, for short |
| Crib plaything |
| D'___ (according to: Fr.) |
| Deems in court |
| Didn't play |
| Diploma feature |
| Directly |
| Draft contents |
| Empty talk |
| Eskimo-___ language family |
| Farewell in 41-Down |
| First name in late-night |
| Fix up |
| Fraternity letter |
| Fruitcake |
| Geologist? |
| George who once led the C.I.A. |
| Heath plants |
| Home of Galileo Galilei International Airport |
| Home of Pearl City |
| Horoscope figure |
| It might start 'By the way ...' |
| Italicize, say |
| Jon Stewart asset |
| Lake ___, south of London |
| Late-inning pitching, maybe |
| Mary Tyler Moore headwear |
| Moment after a bad pun? |
| Mouthing off |
| Nodding picture? |
| Not yet final, in a way |
| Obligation |
| Out of control |
| Out of fashion |
| Part of an Einstein equation |
| Part of the foot |
| Pinball sound |
| Poetic conjunction |
| Poker cry ... or an apt title for this puzzle |
| Pop-top feature |
| Prefix with normal |
| Primary figure |
| Quaint exclamation |
| Rap's OutKast, e.g. |
| Reprehensible |
| Ruler in a kaffiyeh |
| Sci-fi figures |
| Small shoots |
| Some colony members |
| Some family histories |
| Spanish 30-Down |
| Start of many Latin American city names |
| Start of North Carolina's motto |
| The anesthetic lidocaine, e.g. |
| Turner of 'Somewhere I'll Find You,' 1942 |
| Twig broom |
| What nouns and verbs must do |
| Word with black or fire |
| York successor |
| ___ feed |
| ___ loss |
| ___-d'Oise (French department) |