Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 16th 2019) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 72 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Provider of a lifeline |
| Hollow, maybe |
| Its chief agricultural export is dates |
| Opposite of crowed |
| Refuge, of sorts |
| Diminutive |
| Relative of a snifter |
| Brewing rebellion |
| Total train wreck |
| Past presidential candidate who once worked for IBM |
| How Old Faithful erupts |
| Relatives of chalcedonies |
| Part of a Cinderella story |
| Nickname akin to Ginger |
| Seed |
| Must |
| The letter Æ |
| ___ bag |
| Part of the original spelling of "Sparta" |
| Basketball's jab step and others |
| [Eh] |
| Cries of dismay |
| Dweller in the Hundred Acre Wood |
| Teased, teased, teased |
| Jets might be found in this |
| They get minuses in chemistry |
| Use as a doormat |
| Musical movement with a recurring theme |
| Tapped |
| "___ alive!" |
| Public mention |
| Diminutive, informally |
| Rogers |
| Forbes rival |
| Cornstarch brand since 1892 |
| 2016 election meddlers |
| Leader in a 24-Down |
| Texter's qualifier |
| International marque whose logo is a pair of calipers |
| Domain led by a 36-Across |
| "Great job!" |
| Kitchen prep for onions and tomatoes |
| It's a stunner |
| Some obligations |
| School where Aristotle taught |
| "How about this ..." |
| Puts in a box, perhaps |
| Carnotite, for example |
| Sporty car option |
| Kind of system in a hospital |
| Goes after |
| Old RCA product |
| "Heaven forbid!" |
| Recognize silently |
| Nurses |
| "Rawhide," for Ronald Reagan |
| Open organization, for short |
| Impresario |
| Discarded computer parts and such |
| One who's got something brewing |
| One in 10 people being left-handed, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Hinges |
| Abbr. in a formal salutation |
| Weather balloon, maybe |
| Division signs |
| Not barefoot |
| What "check" means in poker |
| 2022 World Cup venue |
| Somehow |
| Place for a pigeon |
| ___ for life |
| What a performer does periodically during a musical |