Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 19th 2009) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 70 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'Are you game?' |
| 'Aw, shucks' |
| 'Le Rhinocéros' playwright Eugène |
| 'M' director, 1931 |
| 'Taken' star, 2008 |
| 'Totally' |
| 'W.' director, 2008 |
| 'Z' director, 1969 |
| '___ has no age': Picasso |
| A&W beverage |
| Adequate for the job |
| All around |
| Anne whose real-life husband played her ex on 'Rhoda' |
| Big chunk of money |
| Breeze on a college campus |
| Brian of 'First Blood' |
| Cause of an awakening |
| Civic center? |
| Comedian Foxx |
| Complete failure |
| Cousins |
| Developer's needs, for short |
| Disney princess |
| Doesn't give up without a fight |
| Double-cross, e.g. |
| El Paso neighbor |
| Encircle with a belt |
| Enlarge |
| Google had one in 2004: Abbr. |
| Hearers of Jonah's prophecy |
| Hip-hop producer Gotti |
| Hot drink |
| Injuriously annoys |
| Introspective question |
| It joins I-10 in Jacksonville and I-90 in Boston |
| It should go on a head |
| Italy's L'___ Vogue magazine |
| Kimberly-Clark brand |
| Like some jackets |
| Like the forest in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' |
| More Irish? |
| Museum-loving |
| NASA moon lander |
| Old Greek dialect |
| One who may be in charge of a team |
| Out of it |
| Partner in many a French company |
| Picks for a position |
| Places to act quickly, for short |
| Plant ___ (give an idea) |
| Posy |
| Quarantine |
| Record label whose house band was Booker T. & the M.G.'s |
| Silas of the Continental Congress |
| Soave, for one |
| Some Beverly Hills tourist purchases |
| Some honor society letters |
| Something you always need directions to use? |
| Spanish chess piece |
| Spats |
| Steps in |
| Subway alternative |
| Symbol in a Riemann sum |
| Tan |
| Tiresome sort |
| Titan who fetched apples for Hercules |
| Try to steal the basketball, say |
| What an arrow may represent |
| Word of praise in Paris |
| ___ juice (milk) |