Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 3rd 2012) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 76 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Pea or peanut |
| Ready to be driven, in golf |
| Soprano Sumac |
| Suppose |
| Tokyo, formerly |
| Ving of Hollywood |
| Virus that arose in the Congo |
| Where to paint a model |
| Word after e or G |
| Mrs. Morgenstern on 'Rhoda' |
| N.Y.C. commuters' inits |
| Not live |
| One of many on a monitor |
| Peaks |
| Plug |
| Puts one and one together? |
| Works without a break? |
| X |
| ___ attack |
| ___ Club |
| Reading chair accompaniers |
| ___ Mountains (Asian range) |
| ___ Pop, 2010 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee |
| Salutation in an old-fashioned love letter |
| Screwy in the head |
| See 35-Across |
| See the light of day |
| Set off |
| 'Colors' org |
| 'Taking Woodstock' director Lee |
| Sleek, briefly |
| Snakelike |
| Soak up some rays |
| Subject of a Car and Driver report |
| Tennis's Mandlikova |
| The 1 and 2 in 1 + 2 = 3 |
| The 9-Down might put one out, briefly |
| The Doors' 'Love ___ Madly' |
| Throw ___ |
| Tipoff |
| 'Uh-huh' |
| 'Yippee!' |
| Athlete's booster |
| Bags with handles |
| Bath ___ |
| Birders' magazine |
| Catholic remembrance |
| Come up ___ |
| D.C. team since '05 |
| D.D.E. opponent |
| Detergent with a glass in every box, long ago |
| Fantastic bargain |
| Fizzy water |
| Foul-up |
| Harness horse's gait |
| Heartfelt request |
| Hydrologist's field: Abbr |
| With 37-Across, leave quickly ... or what both words in 17-, 21-, 26-, 49-, 56- and 61-Across could be? |
| IM pioneer |
| Indigo plant |
| Intensely passionate |
| Inventor Whitney |
| It was transferred to China in 1999 |
| It's just under 8: Abbr |
| Japanese brew |
| Kind of blanket |
| Kind of colony in 'Papillon' |
| Korean War fighter |
| Landing strip |
| Lat. and Lith., formerly |
| Life's pleasures |
| Light bluish green |
| Meadowlands team |
| Mitchum rival |
| Mormon church, for short |
| Mounted a fierce campaign |