Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 27th 2012) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 70 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| First female skater to land a triple/triple jump combination in competition |
| Fastened tightly, with 'down' |
| Make an abjuration |
| '___ Dinah' (1958 hit) |
| 'Out of Sync' autobiographer, 2007 |
| 2011 Wimbledon champion |
| Make the highlights? |
| Means to enlightenment |
| Modern storage |
| No longer on speaking terms |
| Not domestic: Abbr |
| One bringing a speaker onstage, maybe |
| Parking permit, sometimes |
| Patch Media owner |
| Plot devices? |
| Refusal of Paris |
| Sax great, to fans |
| Send out of state? |
| She outwitted Sherlock |
| Show some major respect? |
| Some magicians' gear |
| Something seen after hours? |
| Spinner's spot |
| Start of many church names |
| Taken care of |
| Talking car on 'Knight Rider' |
| What a stuck-out tongue may mean |
| Five-term Mexican president |
| When repeated, a Las Vegas casino |
| Works on shifts, say |
| 'A Clockwork Orange' protagonist |
| ___ Diggory, rival of Harry Potter |
| 'And step on it!' |
| 'Excuse me?' |
| 'I'll be right with you' |
| 'It's showtime' |
| Fails utterly |
| Family of Paris |
| Ancient manuscript |
| Big gigs |
| Burrito flavoring |
| Buyable, in a way |
| California's ___ Serra Peak |
| Cuatro semanas, roughly |
| Dash |
| Allies who are also rivals |
| British sci-fi author Reynolds |
| Case outcome |
| Cheek |
| Clear |
| Desserts not for the calorie-conscious |
| Ephemeral decorative structure |
| Four-cornered chips |
| French horn |
| Gets down quickly |
| Gets to first base |
| Got better |
| Gymnastics staple |
| Home of Sault Ste. Marie: Abbr |
| Iconic Broadway role for Cobb |
| Interstate hwy. ___ |
| Iroquoian people |
| It may be shown to a superior |
| Legend, for one |
| Leveled |
| Like certain versions of the Bible: Abbr |
| Like some private eyes |
| Like some verbs: Abbr |
| Major key that uses all five black keys on a piano |
| Major museum expense |