Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 12th 2009) 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.
| 52, in old Rome |
| Abigail of 'Dear Abby' |
| Adam's madam |
| Bar habitués |
| Bewildered |
| Bit of sunlight |
| Bobby who was #4 at Boston Garden |
| Broadway songwriter Jule |
| Caused |
| Center of a simile |
| Certain bridge positions |
| Change the price on at the store |
| Charles Nelson ___, longtime 'Match Game' panelist |
| China and environs, once, with 'the' |
| Chinese 'way' |
| Citi Field player, for short |
| Classic theater name |
| Crush, with 'on' |
| Darn, as socks |
| Edge |
| Effrontery |
| Emperor after Nero |
| Exclamation before 'How cute!' |
| Filming locale |
| Good's opposite |
| Half of dos |
| Has left the office |
| Height: Abbr. |
| In the know |
| King beaters |
| Leave the band and strike out on one's own |
| Lenten treat |
| Likely result of pollution along a beach |
| Make equal, as the score |
| Make equal, as the score |
| Martini go-with |
| Mel who was #4 at the Polo Grounds |
| Milan's home |
| Mount where Noah landed |
| Nonsense |
| Owned |
| Peach ___ (dessert) |
| Peeved state |
| Piece of luggage |
| Point on a 13-Down |
| Postpone, with 'off' |
| Prefix with economics |
| President before Wilson |
| Ram's mate |
| Really digs |
| Receptacle for some donations |
| Rejoices |
| Reveals |
| Sags |
| Says 'Come on, try harder!,' say |
| Sci-fi saucer |
| Simplicity |
| Sir Edward who composed 'Pomp and Circumstance' |
| Sound of crowd disapproval |
| Sting, in baby talk |
| Swellings |
| The 'heel' of the Arabian Peninsula |
| Title bear of 1960s TV |
| Walk purposefully |
| Writing implement |
| ___ Island (onetime immigrants' arrival point) |
| ___ means (not at all) |
| ___-o'-shanter |
| 'Made in the ___' |
| 'It's so good,' in Paris |
| 'Humbug!' |
| 'Aha!' |
| 'Le Coq ___' |
| 'Scat!' |
| 'You ___ wrong!' |
| '___ at 'em!' |
| '___ Marlene' (W.W. II song) |
| 1910s-'20s flivver |