Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 4th 2011) 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.
| 'Gone With the Wind' actor Howard |
| 'The Amazing Race' network |
| 'You've got a deal!' |
| '___-de-Lance' (debut of Nero Wolfe) |
| 1990s cartoon dog |
| 1994 sci-fi film about an alien artifact |
| 2001 album featuring 'Love Don't Cost a Thing' |
| African migrators |
| Amount scarcely worth arguing over |
| Bach's 'Mass in ___' |
| Bit of new info |
| Blundered, with 'up' |
| Born earlier |
| Buddyroo |
| Close with a bang |
| Confounded |
| Contemptible fool |
| Controversial one-act play by Mamet |
| Craft store? |
| Curb |
| Decision |
| Discussion venue |
| Doctor in Hugh Lofting tales |
| Doctrine associated with Betty Friedan |
| Dodges, as an obligation |
| Establishment with children's quarters? |
| Foul ball's landing spot, often |
| Gets bent out of shape |
| Grammy-winning 1996 Beck album |
| High-flown tributes |
| How some legal conversations are held |
| La Jolla's ___ Institute for Biological Studies |
| Large amount |
| Leading ladies? |
| Leave the pad, say |
| Lovestruck |
| Lunchtime queueing spot |
| Marching order |
| Metaphorical crowd |
| Neeson of 'Taken' |
| Newly christen |
| Ninth-largest body known to orbit the sun |
| One tracked by radar |
| OS X runners |
| Out of the game, in chess |
| Proctor's need |
| R&B 'drinking song' covered by Ray Charles |
| Ruptured |
| Rustle up some food |
| Shirt or skirt |
| Shooters on the boards? |
| Shoots in the foot, say |
| Sign |
| Some distillery products |
| Symbol above the comma on a keyboard |
| Take the risk of |
| The DC-10 was one |
| Touch up |
| Unfrequented |
| Visited a vacation house, maybe |
| Warning on a box |
| What a cookie cutter cuts |
| What stars might indicate |
| While |
| Without sides, you might say |
| Yarn unit |
| ___ Brewster, beleaguered nephew in 'Arsenic and Old Lace' |
| ___ Redman, hero of Stephen King's 'The Stand' |