Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 11th 2007) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 78 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'Encore!' |
| 'From the Earth to the Moon' author |
| 'Were ___ do it over ...' |
| 'You've Got Mail' actress |
| Annual May event, informally |
| Any one of a trio of Hollywood sisters |
| Bearded beast |
| Beverage brand |
| Big exporter of coconut cream and coconut oil |
| Blast constituent? |
| Cage for hawks |
| Chevrolet model |
| City along the Chisholm Trail |
| City southeast of 64-Across |
| City with una torre pendente |
| Computer technicians' positions |
| Construction worker |
| Crazy |
| Enormous |
| Everyone, in Essen |
| Fertilized things |
| Fervent |
| Fidel Castro's brother |
| Frat Pack actor |
| French dream |
| Gadzooks, e.g. |
| Game division |
| Hen, e.g. |
| Historic Umbrian town |
| Insincere |
| Julius Caesar portrayer, 1963 |
| Just |
| Lets |
| Like an eyeball |
| Like many cared-for lawns |
| Like relics |
| Like some checks |
| Measure again, as a movie's length |
| Most are 3, 4 or 5 |
| Mouth's locale |
| New York's ___ Mansion |
| O.K.'s |
| Palm type |
| Part of a printing press |
| Particularly: Abbr. |
| Partner in an old radio comedy duo |
| People's 2006 Sexiest Man Alive |
| Poetic contraction |
| Points on a crescent moon |
| Prefix with kinetic |
| Presidential candidate who said 'No one can earn a million dollars honestly' |
| Quarter |
| R & B singer with a hit 1990s sitcom |
| Reason to get some cosmetic dental work |
| Refuse |
| Repeats |
| Robes, tiaras, etc. |
| Saute |
| Say 'amen,' say |
| Shade of brown |
| Shoelace tip |
| Smirk |
| Some organic compounds |
| South side? |
| Starchy side dish |
| Starting |
| Subway stop: Abbr. |
| Tasty |
| Timber hewers |
| Top bond rating |
| Volleyball stat |
| Wander |
| Water holder |
| What a drinker may enter |
| When repeated, a dance instructor's call |
| Windfall |
| Wishful things? ... or a literal description of 16-, 17-, 32-, 44- and 60-Across |
| ___-Americans (about 3.5 million people) |