Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 14th 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.
| Sing the praises of |
| Sign up |
| Slalom section |
| Sondheim's '___ the Woods' |
| Stand buy |
| Standard of perfection |
| Subject of some tables |
| Tap trouble |
| Tartan pattern |
| Tease mercilessly, with 'on' |
| Teeming |
| The Caribbean, for one |
| Thickset |
| Trunk |
| Tue. plus two |
| Univac's predecessor |
| Washington chopping down the cherry tree, e.g. |
| What summers do |
| What this puzzle's four missing clues spell, in order |
| Wild ass |
| Wise old Greek |
| Wood-smoothing tool |
| Wriggly fish |
| - |
| 'Frasier' role |
| 'My mama done ___ me' |
| 'Now I get it!' |
| '___ Inside' (slogan) |
| - |
| - |
| - |
| 1975 musical with the song 'Believe in Yourself,' with 'The' |
| Alternative to Rover or Rex |
| Analgesic's target |
| Arrestable offense |
| Atom ___, 1960s cartoon superhero |
| Attacked |
| Banned apple spray |
| Bathes |
| Became engaged |
| Biting |
| Blow the whistle on |
| Butcher's stock |
| Coffee grounds and orange peels, typically |
| Cook's wear |
| Desolate |
| Dress not for the self-conscious |
| Dry run |
| Duds |
| Endless years |
| Essence of a person, one might say |
| Fill by force |
| Fillers of library shelves |
| Founder and first queen of Carthage |
| Gallows-shaped letter |
| Get an eyeful |
| Hazardous |
| In a bit |
| In accordance with |
| Inflicted upon |
| Italian diminutive ending |
| Massachusetts getaway, with 'the' |
| Nervous mannerism |
| Non-pro? |
| Not native |
| On the double |
| Paper size: Abbr. |
| Part of B.P.O.E. |
| Passion |
| Perform very well |
| Perle who inspired 'Call Me Madam' |
| Piece of music |
| Plow man |
| Reply to the Little Red Hen |
| Sarah Jessica of 'Sex and the City' |
| Scepter toppers |
| Sculpting medium |
| Shorten the sleeves on, e.g. |