Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 2nd 2008) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 74 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Hogwarts stick |
| Home of Sault Ste. Marie: Abbr. |
| Horace who founded the New York Tribune |
| Hospital procedure, for short |
| In a poem, it 'perched upon a bust of Pallas just above my chamber door' |
| It may be held at a 39-Down |
| Land of laughs? |
| Lit, as a match |
| Loser at the dice table |
| Newspaper piece |
| Nickelodeon's explorer |
| Observer |
| One who wants you to put away everything he sets out |
| One-named New Age musician |
| Out of order |
| Out of whack |
| Part of a military band |
| Pays a visit |
| Popular dates for dates |
| Powdered cleaning agent |
| Preinterview purchase, maybe |
| Product promoted as having both 'beauty' and 'brains' |
| Provoke |
| Quickly |
| Ready |
| Road trip events |
| Sea urchin, at a sushi bar |
| Shop with 53-Across |
| Sign above a luau buffet? |
| Sing like Mel Tormé |
| Slightly ahead |
| Suffix with insist |
| Supermarket bagful |
| Takes the starch out of |
| Talk like Daffy |
| They may be seen on slides |
| Two-time Time Man of the Year (and a hint to 17-, 27-, 41- and 54-Across) |
| Use cue cards |
| Wallpaper and such |
| Washed out |
| Where to see 'bombs bursting' |
| Working factory, e.g. |
| Worst in the worst way |
| Zealot's group |
| ___ dixit |
| ___ in victory |
| ___ premium |
| Actress Popplewell of 'The Chronicles of Narnia' |
| 'Big Sur' writer, 1962 |
| 'War and Peace,' e.g. |
| 1980s craze starter |
| Abbr. atop some e-mails |
| Actress Dunaway |
| Anxious baseball player at the plate? |
| Barn young 'un |
| Big party |
| Blood |
| Broad valleys |
| Business partner |
| Campaign target |
| Certain resident of Yemen |
| Cheering word |
| Chinese secret society |
| Choir section |
| Contents of some pits |
| Directs |
| Draconian |
| Duty |
| Five-spot |
| Flat sound |
| Flood of ideas? |
| Great literature it's not |
| Harbinger |
| High-school disrupters |