Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 2nd 2012) 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.
| It's impressive |
| John, Paul or John Paul |
| Joins as a couple |
| Kind of infection |
| Leave rolling in the aisles |
| Light, as a conversation |
| Like an 'Open 24 hours' sign, perhaps |
| Like the people on the Forbes 400 list |
| Locked up |
| Louis Braille or Louis Chevrolet |
| Minimal resistance |
| Most eligible for service |
| Mountains out of molehills |
| N.Y.S.E. debut |
| NASA launch of 1990 |
| Not glossy, as a photo |
| Nothing to write home about |
| Observed intently |
| Oil of ___ |
| One who knows what it means to travel |
| Operating system since 1969 |
| Pacific island nation |
| Possible result of doing questionable accounting |
| Prefix with -logue |
| Programme shower |
| Push away |
| Restatement? |
| Sneaked |
| Some genetic coding, for short |
| Spanish-speaking explorer |
| Spiced Indian tea |
| Straight-bladed dagger |
| Taken into account in terms of a container's weight |
| Tear open |
| Toothbrush brand |
| Tortellini in ___ (Italian dish) |
| Untreated |
| Was obsequious, informally |
| Went 80 or 90, say |
| Wipe the board clean |
| Add for good measure |
| Witchcraft trials city |
| Word repeated before 'the gang's all here' |
| 'Cómo ___?' |
| ___ example |
| 'Surely you ___' |
| 'The Tsar's Bride' composer |
| ___ facto |
| 'The ___ Home,' 1996 Emilio Estevez film |
| ___ folder |
| 'What were you thinking?!' |
| Airhead |
| Airing |
| Army barber's specialties |
| Beginning of 20-, 25- or 43-Across |
| Cake decorator |
| Carrying a lot? |
| Common game show prize |
| Coupling |
| Cricket World Cup powerhouse: Abbr |
| Crony |
| Crosswise, at sea |
| Do some post office work |
| Dramatic cry |
| Feedback producers |
| Firehouse fixture |
| First group to get invites |
| Former French first lady ___ Bruni-Sarkozy |
| Furtive look |
| Grinding place |
| Guitar, slangily |
| Home for Ibsen |
| Israeli carrier |
| It has its own Grammy category |