Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 6th 2018) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 66 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Counterpart of pizzicato, in music |
| Some tragic ends, for short |
| Mahi-mahi, by another name |
| Data storage sites |
| Special ___ |
| 'Time for me to shine' |
| Make rent |
| Does some yard work |
| Standards |
| Me-first attitude |
| Eastern religion |
| Surprised salutation |
| Minor concessions |
| They're not in the script |
| Embedded |
| Equipped |
| Took out |
| 'Now you're talking!' |
| Moving |
| First-ever comedian to appear on the cover of Time |
| Troubles |
| '___ qué?' |
| 1), 2), 3), etc |
| Muscle used in dip exercises, informally |
| 'Well, whaddya know!' |
| Alternative to online dating |
| First-termers |
| University near Penn |
| Org. in 2007's 'Charlie Wilson's War' |
| Assembly line pioneer |
| Galvanized, chemically |
| Unmindful |
| Oscar-winning 1974 documentary about the Vietnam War |
| Bad designs |
| Goes with Mr. All Right? |
| Verb repeated throughout Exodus 20 |
| Penn, e.g.: Abbr |
| Brillo alternatives |
| Grinding away |
| What finger wags indicate |
| Prone to sarcasm |
| Brings to a boil |
| Hungarian-born mathematician Paul |
| What isn't legal for copying: Abbr |
| R.E.M. show? |
| Broke down for careful analysis |
| Inverse of giga- |
| Woman's name that rhymes with a part of the world |
| Regurgitate, as a baby would |
| It made a big splash in 2001 |
| Word on a red stamp, perhaps |
| Remove from the ground |
| Buncha |
| It may be under pressure during an emergency |
| Requiring a lot of work |
| Largest sesamoid bone in the body |
| [Snort] |
| Claw |
| ___ number |
| Singer with the 2017 #1 R&B album 'Ctrl' |
| Congenital |
| Lead-in to tourism or terrorism |
| Cookie for the calorie-conscious |
| Like some pans |
| Slew |
| Lionel Richie's 'You ___' |