Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (May 19th 2006) 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.
| Visit |
| War correspondent Ernie |
| Warrants |
| Where a bungee cord might attach |
| Wife in Fitzgerald's 'Tender Is the Night' |
| Without leaves |
| ___ Williams, Huck Finn's female alias |
| Baptism castoffs |
| 'Ba-da-___, ba-da-boom' |
| 'Hup, two, three, four' caller |
| 'The Crucible' setting |
| Arranged anew, as paintings |
| Backdrop of 'What Price Glory' |
| Beam joiner |
| Believer in the Rule of Three |
| Big name in jewelry |
| Break |
| Built for comfort |
| Certain Manhattanite |
| Conception |
| Cows and bulls |
| Emulated a coyote |
| English portraitist who championed the Grand Style |
| Excellent |
| Final Wilder/Pryor screen outing |
| First word sung on the Beach Boys' 'Pet Sounds' album |
| Flowering plant used in folk remedies |
| Former Royals manager Tony |
| French sociologist Durkheim |
| Frequent target of old Ferrell 'S.N.L.' skits |
| Funny business |
| Getting 100 on |
| Gill-breathing amphibian |
| Go |
| Hefty hammer |
| In the loop |
| Isopods known as roly-polies |
| It may add up |
| Lawnmower handle |
| Like disciplinarians |
| Like kickboxing, originally |
| Moving stock |
| Name meaning, literally, west island |
| Number of stars, perhaps |
| Oily compound used in dyes |
| One putting on finishing touches |
| One taken by an artist |
| Pool |
| Porcelain piece |
| Radio Hall-of-Famer Rick |
| Romantic hopeful |
| Sand castle destroyers |
| Sound technician |
| Spaced (out) |
| Stage item |
| Symbolized |
| Teacart goodie |
| Telecommunications needs |
| They comprise a part |
| Tightwad |
| Top of the pops |
| Toughness |
| Undeniable facts |
| Units of X-ray exposure |
| Unleashes |
| Unpopular singer? |