Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 11th 1998) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 140 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| First name in westerns |
| Follower of Jean? |
| Four-time Japanese prime minister |
| French possessive |
| Glide |
| Golf ball position |
| Got on |
| Graspers |
| Greet warmly at the door |
| Ground breaker |
| Gunfire sound |
| Had a row? |
| Hand holder? |
| Hand tool that uses compression |
| Hires, e.g. |
| Holliday partner |
| Hot under the collar |
| Inits. on a rocket |
| Is down with |
| Island southeast of Grenada |
| It's often heard on Sun. |
| Javits Center architect |
| Jessica or Hope |
| John in court |
| Kaput |
| Kind of belt |
| Lake activity |
| Leg up |
| Like antiques at an auction |
| Like many an old bucket |
| Like the fox among all beasts |
| Like the Titanic |
| List ender |
| Literary inits. |
| Rock's ___ Speedwagon |
| Rotten |
| Salty sauce |
| Scout groups |
| See 114-Down |
| See 17-Down |
| Sign of healing |
| Soprano in 'Louise' |
| Sots |
| Soundless communication: Abbr. |
| Stamina, so to speak |
| Straw-colored |
| Sudden burst |
| Suffix with hotel |
| Superhero accessory |
| Tease |
| They have no sting |
| They're big in boardrooms |
| Toast topper |
| Top-drawer |
| Twisted |
| Two caplets, e.g. |
| Up to, informally |
| Whaler's wear |
| With 113-Down, a roadside sight |
| Work unit |
| Working, in a way |
| ___-mo |
| 'Is that a ___?' |
| 1967 U.S. clay court champion |
| 'No sirree' |
| 'M*A*S*H' logo, e.g. |
| 'Bye!' |
| 'Ragtime' writer |
| 1970's P.M. |
| Absorbed, as a cost |
| Add |
| Already in Paris |
| Aquarium fish |
| Art Deco illustrator |
| Basketwork fiber |
| Bequeath |
| Big display |
| Brought (in) |
| CD-___ |
| Cheat on |
| Cheer at the end of a dance |
| City in central Israel |
| Classify |
| Collector's stash |
| Command for D.D.E. |
| Computer typesetter |
| Conceive |
| Cookie ___ |
| Crimson |
| Cup part |
| D.C. body |
| Deal preceder |
| Deplorably poor |
| Discrimination |
| Divine |
| Doings |
| Draws out |
| Dreadlocks feature |
| Dutch landscapist ___ Mauve |
| Easily tamed bird |
| Eats voraciously |
| Edvard Munch Museum site |
| European auto import |
| Ferocity |
| Ferrara family name |
| Loose |
| Lots and lots |
| Make over |
| Meaning of two dots and a bar, in music |
| More sloping |
| More than forgetful |
| Mother a pane in the backside? |
| Mother a pasty vassal? |
| Mother a small fry? |
| Mother some babblers? |
| Mother someone who's really awful? |
| Mother too much? |
| Mothering sort |
| Near ___ |
| Not cultured |
| Not fooled by |
| Nothing on the court |
| One that sheds |
| Pack-'em-in children's game |
| Parade decoration |
| Parodies |
| Part of a pilot's plan: Abbr. |
| Parts of a 95-Across |
| Party times |
| Persian Gulf sight |
| Phosphate, e.g. |
| Physicist who pioneered electromagnetism |
| Poet Thaxter |
| Pontiac classics |
| Prevent from practicing |
| Prize |
| Record making |
| Remained |
| Reno and Kennedy, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Rock and roll prerequisite |