Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 3rd 2017) 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.
| 'Hero and Leander' poet |
| 'It's no ___' |
| 'Save your excuses' |
| 'See here ...' |
| 'You're making me blush!' |
| '___ the Agent' (old comic strip) |
| A to Z |
| Abbr. in a financial report |
| Auntie ___ (pretzel chain) |
| Boxes |
| Built up |
| Car whose name means 'reward' |
| Common sports injury |
| Cross-shaped mil. award |
| Death or destruction |
| Destined to inherit the throne |
| DVD attachment? |
| Edible kernel |
| English headwear with a short visor |
| Filmmaker whose directorial debut was 'This Is Spinal Tap' |
| Finished |
| Forever and a day |
| Go unused |
| God father? |
| Gold-certifying org |
| Gorky Reservoir river |
| Grant access |
| Green bean, e.g |
| Grocery section |
| Half of the digits have this |
| Hit 2014 musical based on a 1992 film |
| Hoi polloi sorts |
| In advance of |
| Intense sobbing with a contorted face, in modern lingo |
| It's used in preparing tamales |
| Like many of the Minions in 'Despicable Me' |
| Much of a flock |
| Naval Academy students, informally |
| Not let go of something |
| Not so lenient |
| Ohio school |
| Pacific flatfish |
| Part of the Constitution |
| Penn State campus site |
| Platform for chatting |
| Platoon V.I.P |
| Previously |
| Sadiq ___, London mayor elected in 2016 |
| Senator who was one of the assassins of Julius Caesar |
| Setting for Broadway's 'The Light in the Piazza' |
| Source of a river |
| Stop wasting energy, say |
| Style symbolizing luxury and glamour |
| Suffragist Carrie Chapman ___ |
| Target of a heist |
| Target, as an audience |
| Tequila chaser |
| The Muses and others |
| They can help you get jobs |
| Things seen in a shower |
| Time off |
| Ugandan city on Lake Victoria |
| Utterance made while shaking |
| White whales |
| Willful? |
| With a guest, on a guest list |
| Word after who, what, where, when, why or how |
| You, overseas |