Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 26th 2024) clues of New York Times crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 72 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Wonder drug
Have the final turn
Scolding
Prominent feature of Hello Kitty
Julian who founded WikiLeaks
Intractable situation
Some hormonal flare-ups
Crowd
Like hotel checkouts that may cost extra
Civil rights leader ___ B. Wells
Maximum
Something found near a trap
Currency of 20 countries
Got the word out?
Bygone Apple products
Command to a getaway driver
Reality TV staple
Three-time nominee for Best Director (1994, 2009, 2019)
Nation to which the island of Tortuga belongs
Rescues
What has posts all around a site
Band dates
Impose, as a tax
Foundation, e.g., for short
Bareilles of Broadway
Palindromic family nickname
Smell
Period preceding a big event
Name suffix that can combine with "Henri"
Unit of explosive power
Final circuit in a track race
One whose mentality begins with M-E?
They take marks off at school
With 63-Across, tricky football play ... as represented by this puzzle's shaded squares?
See 62-Across
Kooks
Film that lasts a while?
Sudden riser in status
Civil War and Reconstruction, e.g.
Longtime college basketball coach Kruger
Makes a note of
Not many
This letter: γ
Body part just below the philtrum
___ exam
Biblical figure whose name is repeated in a Faulkner title
Dish with a crispy tortilla shell
They're often sugarcoated
Like some goons
Advanced H.S. course taught by a professoressa, say
Russian ballet company
Related to vision
"Wake word" for an Apple device
Raggedy ___
Group of cable news talking heads
Author Joyce Carol ___
Burn, so to speak
Playground game
Announcement before taking a leap
She recited her poem "On the Pulse of Morning" at Clinton's first inauguration
More forgiving
Game faces?
Point of contact between neurons
Like lightning and some tongues
Powerlifter's sound
Materialized
Hoda of morning TV
Transportation app banned in Denmark, Hungary and Thailand
Parisian patriarch
Conditional word in programming
Up to, briefly
Loo