Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 21st 2018) 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.
| Fruits that ripen after being picked |
| They're indispensable |
| Caravan destinations |
| One of 18 on a golf course |
| G.O.P. org. ... or letters after Senator Richard Burr's name |
| Think piece |
| Pen noise |
| Christmas, in Italy |
| Tim Roth's character in 'Reservoir Dogs' |
| Plugs away |
| Gas |
| Took courses under pressure |
| Clear |
| Polenta base |
| Glass pieces |
| Colleague of 23-Down for 15 years |
| Tot's attire |
| Pres. Obama's signature achievement |
| Goat's cry |
| Console pioneer |
| Trailer, e.g |
| 'So that's ___?' |
| Goes soft |
| Core group? |
| Unabomber's writing, e.g |
| Raise |
| Door-to-door giant |
| Rapper with the double-platinum album 'If You're Reading This It's Too Late' |
| Unwanted messages |
| Groove |
| Downton Abbey, e.g |
| Retired justice who wrote 'Out of Order: Stories From the History of the Supreme Court' |
| Growth on buoys |
| Western vacation spot |
| Dress down |
| Rhinestone-covered appurtenance for Elvis |
| Household nickname |
| Eastern city whose name sounds weird? |
| Roadside danger, for short |
| Instagram filter shade |
| Whole |
| ___ Ski Valley, one of the highest municipalities in the U.S. (9,207 feet) |
| Effect of surplus oil |
| Sight in many a Japanese restaurant |
| 'Do You Hear What I Hear?,' e.g |
| It's not going anywhere |
| Actor Eric |
| El Chapo, notably |
| Skating site |
| 'Yeah, maybe' |
| Make believe |
| Entries in red |
| Split tickets? |
| Many commercial slogans |
| F.S.U. player, to fans |
| Streaming alternatives |
| 1924 to 1953 |
| Marco Polo was on it for 24 years |
| Tarbell who took on Standard Oil |
| Alternative to stone |
| Mollycoddles |
| Fancies |
| That: Sp |
| Baby carriers |
| Follower of 'sweet' or 'in your' |
| Nashville-based awards show, familiarly |
| Brand of facial brush |
| The mathematician Fibonacci, for one |
| Not be steadfast |
| French aperitif |