Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (May 5th 2010) 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.
| Place for une île |
| Popular social networking site, and this puzzle's theme |
| Pre-A.D. |
| Pulitzer-winning author Robert ___ Butler |
| Sandwich man? |
| Science for farmers |
| See 1-Across |
| See 50-Down |
| Shark on some menus |
| Sizzling sound |
| Sleek, in car talk |
| Snowy peak of song |
| Some cameras, for short |
| Start of a rumor report |
| Subtitle of 1978's 'Damien' |
| Suit to ___ |
| Sushi-rolling accessories |
| Take for ___ (hoodwink) |
| That you should feed a cold and starve a fever, and others |
| Thing to do on Yom Kippur |
| Thomas Hardy's '___ Little Ironies' |
| Tool for a duel |
| Use weasel words |
| Views that reality is a unitary whole |
| Was indisposed |
| Wintour of fashion |
| With 6-Down, 1994 Olympic gold medalist in downhill skiing |
| With 69-Across, 1930s-'50s bandleader |
| Word with family or fruit |
| ___ Martin (cognac brand) |
| 'I'm ___!' ('Can do!') |
| 'Baby Baby' singer, 1991 |
| 'Cool!' |
| 'Don't worry about me' |
| 'Golly!' |
| 1966 Mary Martin musical |
| 1976 Eric Carmen hit |
| Actor Mike |
| All there |
| Ancient city that lent its name to a fig |
| Ancient Greek sculptor of athletes |
| Ate up, so to speak |
| Bellicose deity |
| Brand name in the kitchen |
| Brass or woodwind: Abbr. |
| Brickyard 400 entrant |
| Carbon 14 and uranium 235 |
| Chinese menu notation |
| Comparison word |
| Copycat's cry |
| Courtroom antics, e.g. |
| Creamy beverage |
| Criteria: Abbr. |
| Eagle's claw |
| Endows (with) |
| Esau's descendants' land |
| Ex-lib, maybe |
| Explorer John and actress Charlotte |
| Fleet elite |
| Former German president Johannes |
| Fourth book of the Book of Mormon |
| Game maker since 1972 |
| Good-humored |
| Hard to combine, chemically |
| Hogwash |
| Homeric sorceress |
| Japan, to the U.S., once |
| London Magazine essayist |
| Made bearable |
| Makes a cat's-paw of |
| More than desire |
| Old Connecticut whaling town |
| One who's 'toast' |
| One with yellow ribbons, maybe |
| Oral vaccine developer |
| Part of una casa |