Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 19th 2015) 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.
| Attribute |
| Barry, Robin and Maurice of the Bee Gees |
| Bert's bud on 'Sesame Street' |
| Bicuspid neighbor |
| Binds ... or a hint to the starts of the answers to the six starred clues |
| Born: Fr |
| Bureau compartment |
| Chucks out |
| Comment like 'Come on, you know you want to' |
| Commercial prefix with vision |
| Completely puzzled |
| Concorde, e.g., for short |
| Cry from a petulant child |
| Dad, mom, bro and sis |
| Diggs of 'How Stella Got Her Groove Back' |
| Does a little housekeeping |
| Enjoy immensely |
| Firefighter's tool |
| French girlfriend |
| French goodbye |
| Friend |
| Hag |
| Halloween option |
| Heart tests, for short |
| How warehouse stores buy |
| Intends (to) |
| Legendary Spanish hero |
| List-ending abbr |
| Listened to |
| Los ___, N.M |
| Make fun of |
| Modern alternative to the telephone |
| Movie that's not likely to be shown in a multiplex |
| Nafta, for one |
| Nincompoops |
| Nincompoops |
| Nutrition unit in pasta, informally |
| Parlor ink, for short |
| Pâté de ___ gras |
| Poem of praise |
| Poindexters |
| Popeye's Swee'___ |
| Product detail, briefly |
| Pull apart |
| Rat (on) |
| Reeves of 'The Matrix' |
| Responsibility of many a house sitter |
| Rollerblader's protection |
| Running ___ |
| Sci-fi princess who appears as a hologram |
| Scores in the end zone, for short |
| Singer Zadora |
| Singer ___ King Cole |
| Smallish computer storage unit, for short |
| Snatch |
| The 'E' on a baseball scoreboard |
| Three times, in a prescription |
| Urges on |
| Vests don't cover them |
| Weep aloud |
| What a belt encircles |
| Yanks' Civil War foe |
| ___ Xing (road sign) |
| 'Go team!' |
| 'Here's to you!,' in Toulouse |
| 'Sunny-side up' order |
| 'Same goes for me' |
| 'Nothing ___ will do' |
| 'Skip to My ___' |
| 'That ___ funny' |
| 'The Faerie Queene' woman whose name means 'peace' |
| *Crime involving a Nigerian prince, maybe |
| *Electric Slide or Cotton-Eyed Joe |
| *Protective medieval gear |
| *Signature Muhammad Ali ploy |
| *Tall, skinny sorts |
| *TV installation not requiring an antenna |
| Attacks from all sides |