Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 15th 2014) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 68 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Hollow out |
| Home tech product discontinued in 1987 |
| Join in the attack |
| Life force, in meditation |
| Literary contemporary of Addison |
| Locale painted in the Sistine Chapel |
| Locked up |
| Loser in a 1970s-'80s 'war' |
| Make a bank withdrawal? |
| Market leader |
| Meet someone? |
| Muted |
| Nereus, Proteus, Glaucus and Phorcys, to the ancient Greeks |
| Not seriously |
| Note |
| One doing the highlights? |
| Pants extender? |
| Place for a 17-Across |
| Plain-spoken |
| Printer setting: Abbr |
| Put in minimal effort |
| Request for a hero |
| Sight in an ice cream shop |
| Silent |
| Social butterfly, e.g |
| Some dog rewards |
| Some early astronauts |
| Something fallen off a shelf? |
| Source of inspiration for Sir Isaac Newton, famously |
| Speeding |
| Terrain maker |
| Tireless sort |
| Washed out |
| What a gate change might affect: Abbr |
| Who said 'Genuine poetry can communicate before it is understood' |
| ___ Pollos Hermanos ('Breaking Bad' restaurant) |
| 'That's terrible!' |
| 'The Painter of Sunflowers' setting |
| 'Y' athlete |
| A little night music |
| Ace |
| Al Capone, famously |
| Animal with a sweet tooth |
| Author who was the title subject of the Best Picture of 1937 |
| Bristol's partner in pharmaceuticals |
| Certain party deliveries |
| Chops meat |
| Classic Jaguars |
| Cut off the back |
| Did a week-long juice diet, say |
| Drudges |
| Eastern Europe's Sea of ___ |
| Emulate a King or Senator |
| Endgame |
| Excursions for some rock collectors? |
| First video game character to be honored with a figure in the Hollywood Wax Museum |
| Freezing temps |
| Gang symbol, for short |
| Good ones are never cracked |
| Grant presenter? |
| HHH |
| High, in a way |
| High-seas cry |
| Hit |
| 'A half-filled auditorium,' to Frost |
| 'Can this be?!' |
| 'Eureka!' |
| 'Illness' affecting the wealthy |