Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 17th 2009) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 73 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'All systems go' signals |
| 'Do Ya' rock grp. |
| 'Put a tiger in your tank' brand |
| 20s dispenser |
| A.P. transmission |
| Animal acquired from an animal shelter, say |
| Arctic seabird |
| Bilbao boy |
| Bright double star in Orion |
| Cash who sang 'Black Cadillac' |
| China's Zhou ___ |
| City near Manchester |
| Coins a nickname for |
| Coke competitor |
| Cover ltr. accompaniers |
| Credit card balance, e.g. |
| Cuban base in the news, in brief |
| Daniel of the old frontier |
| Donald Duck, to Huey, Dewey and Louie |
| Dress shirt accessories |
| Eastern royal |
| Emphatic refusal |
| Eyelike windows |
| Fake at the rink |
| Fencing weapons |
| Flew into ___ (got furious) |
| French cheese |
| Great joy |
| Gulf of ___, off the coast of Yemen |
| High and low water lines |
| High-end Honda division |
| IHOP drinks |
| International alliance |
| Italian ice cream treat |
| Japanese prime minister Taro ___ |
| Klutz |
| Lennon's 'Two Virgins' partner |
| Let loose |
| License plate |
| Martial artist who starred in 'Romeo Must Die' |
| Media exec Robert |
| Menus with reds, whites and rosés |
| Nabisco cookie |
| Newsman Koppel |
| Nick who comes at night |
| Not used |
| Okra feature |
| On the ball |
| Ones who stand above the crowd? |
| Orwell's '1984' or Clarke's '2010' |
| Petri dish gel |
| Prodigal ___ |
| QB Manning |
| Rock star whose name is spelled out by the middle letters of 16-, 18-, 39-, 61- and 64-Across |
| Run a tab |
| Scent |
| Sculling propeller |
| See 16-Across |
| See 18-Across |
| See 39-Across |
| See 61-Across |
| See 64-Across |
| Sellout sign |
| She, in Sicily |
| Silent hellos and goodbyes |
| Smartphone introduced in 2002 |
| Squeezed (by) |
| Sudden burst |
| Tampa Bay footballer, briefly |
| The Buckeyes, for short |
| They line up between centers and tackles: Abbr. |
| Wear away |
| ___ for Africa |