Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 20th 2017) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 68 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 'And there you have it!' |
| 'Enough of this!' |
| 'Grand, ungodly, godlike man,' in literature |
| 'If I were a betting person, I'd say ...' |
| 'Salomé' playwright |
| 'Today' co-host beginning in 2007 |
| 1999 prequel that grossed over a billion dollars, familiarly |
| About |
| Appeals to a higher authority? |
| Arabic name that sounds like a reply of agreement |
| Be malnourished |
| Big name in digital security |
| Blacksmiths' wear |
| Book of selected texts |
| Buck ___, first African-American coach in Major League Baseball |
| Butterfly ___ (fish) |
| Catch a wave, in a way |
| Chucklehead |
| Chucklehead |
| Chucks |
| Conception |
| Curtain decorations |
| Cut |
| Dated women? |
| Decorate elegantly |
| Digital storage service |
| Down |
| Easily fooled sorts |
| Exclusive |
| Frequent locale in the comic strip 'Andy Capp' |
| Helps in a way one shouldn't |
| High points |
| High-class |
| Hoedown participant |
| Hosp. parts |
| Inverse function in trigonometry |
| Iran-contra business |
| It changes one's perspective |
| Kind of mind |
| Lintels, e.g |
| Locale for much of 'The Da Vinci Code' |
| Longhorn rival |
| No longer anonymous, for short |
| Obscure knowledge |
| Ominous parting words |
| One letter of 'NATO' in the NATO alphabet |
| Places for nightstands |
| Play with strings |
| Playground retort |
| Plug-in point |
| Prepares, in a way, as chicken |
| Really enjoy oneself |
| Rocker Gramm of Foreigner |
| Small ammo |
| Some holiday decorations |
| Sources of labor pains? |
| Symbol for a member of Anonymous |
| Things hashed and mashed, informally |
| Things non-PC people buy? |
| Things often found by the dessert table |
| Things to 19-Across |
| Time off for an N.F.L. team |
| Tries to win |
| Twerps |
| User-editable internet pages |
| Where the rules are unclear |
| Who wrote 'He who knows others is wise; he who knows himself is enlightened' |
| ___ ape (gibbon) |