Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 9th 2016) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 69 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Firmly plants |
| Fourth element on the periodic table |
| Gave the wrong idea, say |
| Gift from 1-Down |
| Give ___ on the back |
| Gloomy |
| Go on either side of |
| Jeweler's tool |
| Karaoke need |
| Kind of turn |
| Latin dance in 3/4 time |
| Legislative oversights |
| Like Jane Eyre or Harry Potter |
| Longtime Vermont senator |
| Miller who directed 'Deadpool' |
| More angry |
| Mother figure |
| No-goodnik |
| Noah of 'Falling Skies' |
| Not an original thought |
| Noted gift giver |
| Online provider of study guides |
| Ontario/Quebec border river |
| Ornamental columns |
| Partner of Simon and Theodore, in cartoons |
| Place to set a candle, maybe |
| Place where you need an ID to get mail? |
| Prohibition of strip mining, e.g |
| Pulls a certain prank on, informally |
| Put out |
| R&B/soul ballad |
| Readers of the Daily Mirror or the Sun, mainly |
| Robin Hood's target |
| Roman who originated the phrase 'What fools these mortals be' |
| Author Silverstein |
| #1 hit of 1975 and 2001 |
| 'Dulce et Decorum ___' (Wilfred Owen poem) |
| 'The Hares and the Frogs' writer |
| 'Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably the reason why ___ engage in it': Henry Ford |
| Abrupt realignment of policy priorities |
| Auxiliary group |
| Beer purchase |
| Bub |
| Capable, jocularly |
| Colorado county or its seat |
| Complete reversal |
| Cons |
| Crashed ignominiously |
| Curvaceous |
| Days long past |
| Death ___ |
| Deplete |
| Egg containers |
| Fatigue |
| Shipping unit |
| See red? |
| Six-time Nascar champion Johnson |
| Small dam |
| Some canines |
| Something to go out in? |
| Talk, talk, talk |
| The Big Easy |
| Took a turn on 'Wheel of Fortune' |
| Took to task |
| Translucent sea creature that drifts with the current |
| What polemology is the study of |
| Wildlife refuges |
| Woman's name that sounds like two French letters |
| Word that becomes its own synonym when its first letter is moved to the end |