Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 16th 2012) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 76 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Cream-toned |
| Deep-toned instrument |
| Direct (to) |
| Do a voice-over for |
| Equivalent of about seven cases of beer |
| Former Saudi king |
| French square |
| Frighten |
| Gen. Robt. ___ |
| Go out, as a fire |
| Gucci rival |
| Gun, as an engine |
| Hunk |
| Idea that may spread via the Internet |
| Impossible to see through |
| Inits. on a bottle of Parisienne |
| Italian article |
| Japanese-born P.G.A. star |
| Lampoons |
| Like a door that doesn't afford complete privacy |
| Like the athletes in the ancient Olympics |
| Location of Mount McKinley |
| Loop transports |
| Manta |
| Manta, e.g |
| Masculine side |
| Mural surface |
| Narrow inlet |
| One can be found in each of the answers to 17-, 24-, 54- and 63-Across |
| Otto's vehicle on 'The Simpsons' |
| Out of touch with reality |
| Pro wrestling fans, frequently |
| Quagmire |
| Render harmless, as a snake |
| See 26-Down |
| Sister |
| Sprain, say |
| Strange |
| Sundae topper |
| Teatro ___ Scala |
| Tempe sch |
| The Mississippi has a big one |
| There's one for curly hair |
| Tin Pan Alley output |
| Total |
| Turn back sharply |
| UPS delivery: Abbr |
| Upstate N.Y. sch |
| Verdi duet 'Madre, non ___?' |
| Void, in Versailles |
| Watery |
| Wheelwright's tool |
| Where one might get one's first pair of overalls |
| You might not think to use it |
| ___ the Lip (major-league nickname) |
| Actress Vardalos |
| 'Brainiac' author Jennings |
| 'Seinfeld' episodes, now |
| 'You're right, absolutely' |
| 56-Down grad: Abbr |
| A.M. or F.M. news dispatch |
| Aikman and Donahue |
| Alcindor : Abdul-Jabbar :: Clay : ___ |
| Ball-like |
| Baseball scoreboard letters |
| Be frightened |
| Bill Clinton, by birth |
| Blight victim |
| Bryant of the 35-Across |
| Buddy of 'The Beverly Hillbillies' |
| Calf's place |
| Certain sedatives |
| Conductor Toscanini |
| Cousins of foils |
| Cover, in a way |
| Cows, pigs and chickens |