Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (May 2nd 1999) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 136 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'Behind That Curtain' detective |
| 'Call to Greatness' writer, initially speaking |
| 'Dead Souls' novelist |
| 'Hell's Angels' star Ben |
| 'Home Alone' actor |
| 'Le ___ Goriot' |
| 'My stars!' |
| 'No sweat' |
| 'Or ___!' |
| 'Suffice ___ say...' |
| 'Wide open' |
| Abecedary link |
| Actress Meyers |
| Air Force One passenger |
| Antiquity |
| Appear |
| Approx. |
| Areas for flight attendants |
| Arrivé |
| Art drawings |
| Assign |
| Barker's partner |
| Bartender? |
| Baseball positions: Abbr. |
| Bengali language group |
| Big citrus fruit |
| Bourne of 'The Bourne Identity' |
| British tax |
| Broadway premiere of April 11, 1991 |
| Bubbler |
| Building block |
| Butler's locale |
| Cardiologists' concerns |
| Charge |
| Cheering wildly |
| Chemical prefix |
| Cleans up, in a way |
| Coll. major |
| Comfy |
| Conflict |
| Corridor |
| Cry of mock horror |
| Dairy-case image |
| Dawn, to a don |
| Department north of Paris |
| Diana's lover ___ el-Fayed |
| Digital window? |
| Drive-___ |
| Early bird, say |
| Feasts |
| Film promo words |
| First bishop of Rome |
| Flattering talk |
| Fleur-de-___ |
| French champagne-producing city |
| Get it wrong |
| Gnawed around the edges |
| Gold deposit? |
| Granada bear |
| Gumps |
| Hail Mary path |
| His or her: Fr. |
| Hitmen |
| In |
| In general |
| It's dishwasher-safe |
| Larger-than-life |
| Latticework |
| Like a bloodhound |
| Like bottles of beer |
| Like grapefruit for breakfast |
| Lufthansa direction |
| Machine parts |
| Marie Antoinette, e.g. |
| Mirages for money, e.g. |
| Needlepoint? |
| No-goodniks |
| Not long to wait |
| Not participate in |
| Now hear this |
| Old bird |
| On the nose |
| One was lost in flight |
| Peewees |
| Physics Nobelist Isidor I. ___ |
| Pineapple skin segment |
| Plant with tubular yellow flowers |
| Plumbing control |
| Poetic adverb |
| Poison ___ |
| Pope's cape |
| Post in Washington, for example |
| Press a suit |
| Prince Valiant's wife |
| Reading place |
| Rebecca rejecter |
| Reddish-orange |
| Research facil. |
| Ring support? |
| Rudolf Nureyev, e.g. |
| Santa ___ |
| Scale notes |
| Scratches (out) |
| Secretaries Day mo. |
| Sires |
| Sister of Selene |
| Skimmer, e.g. |
| Smoke trace |
| Some shells |
| Soph. and jr. |
| Spingarn Medal awarder |
| Stone foundation |
| Stop for gas |
| Stop running |
| Strike |
| Substitutes |
| Sudden upturn, as in sales |
| Suffix with persist |
| Surgery need |
| Tee choices: Abbr. |
| The Kennedys, e.g. |
| Toledo Mrs. |
| Truman portrayer, 1995 |
| Try to win first prize |
| TV interviewer |
| TV's |
| Unenthusiastic responses |
| Upfront offerings |
| Vocalist Tucker |
| Where many jokes are set |
| Where to toot one's own horn? |
| Wing tips, maybe |
| Yellowstone sight |
| Zip a Ziploc, e.g. |
| ___ point (embroidery stitch) |
| ___ Valley, Calif. |