Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (May 25th 2010) 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.
| 'Axis of evil' land |
| 'Beat it!' |
| 'Def Comedy Jam' channel |
| Afternoon fare ... or a hint to the ends of 20-, 33-, 41- and 52-Across |
| 'That was ___ ...' |
| Absolutely perfect |
| Article that may list survivors, in brief |
| Basic belief |
| Blossoms-to-be |
| Body suit shade, perhaps |
| Broadway honor |
| Burn soother |
| Came into a base horizontally |
| Capital on a fjord |
| Chicken piece |
| Coarse, as humor |
| Common bar order, with 'the' |
| Community of plant and animal life |
| Company that makes Lincoln and Mercury |
| Cousin of a giraffe |
| Credit card statement figure |
| Crosswise, on deck |
| Cutlass or 88 |
| Deep-six |
| Do a laundry chore |
| Do some housecleaning |
| Down and out |
| Drooping |
| Earth Day subj. |
| Eliciting a 'So what?' |
| Everglades wader |
| Fine fiddle, for short |
| Foal's mother |
| Ghana, once |
| Turkish title of old |
| Vows locale |
| Wall Street buys |
| Way to a man's heart? |
| Well-behaved |
| Whirling water |
| Zap in the microwave |
| ___ beans (miso ingredients) |
| Give off |
| Glossy fabric |
| H.S. math class |
| Haunted house sounds |
| Isn't completely honest with |
| Jewish holiday when the book of Esther is read |
| Job interview topic |
| Kent State locale |
| Keypad forerunner |
| Knock down in rank |
| Lecherous figure of Greek myth |
| Like thrift shop wares |
| Martini's partner in wine |
| Meter maid of song |
| Mineo of 'Exodus' |
| Mont Blanc, par exemple |
| Morales of 'La Bamba' |
| Movie double, often |
| Movie lot sights |
| Not stuffy |
| One of two in a Christmas song |
| Onetime Jeep mfr. |
| Pattern named for a Scottish county |
| Pesky swarm |
| Peter the Great, e.g. |
| River to the Ubangi |
| Safecracker |
| Seat at a barn dance |
| Seat of Marion County, Fla. |
| Snowman's prop |
| Stiller's partner in comedy |
| Take potshots (at) |
| Term of address from a hat-tipper |
| Terrier in whodunits |
| They, in Thiers |
| Tip, as a hat |