New York Times October 12th 2001 Crossword Clues • Crossword Tracker

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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 68 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Like jambalaya
Makes holes
Mattress problems
Moolah
Moon sight
Not a bit sorry
One of the phys. sciences
One who keeps mum?
Part of a B and B
Part of the Constitution covering judicial powers
Peckish?
Pen that won't write
Penalty markers
People person
Rattle
Researcher's quest
Rich one
Sad song
Seating area
Something you have filled when full
Son of Chaos
Source of strength
Swear
Tender spots
Toothy ones
Top-notch, as productions go
Turnabout, for short
Union man?
Value
Without a date
Yes or no follower
'Affliction' star, 1998
'As brisk as ___ in conversation': Samuel Johnson
'Oh'
'Oh, my!'
A giraffe may be seen on it
Abbr. usually followed by a number
Active sort
Allocate, with 'out'
Apology preceder
Because
Best-selling author of 'Debt of Honor'
Black Hawk was their leader
Cartoon bird
Chaos
Chap
Coating
Craps action
Creates chaos
Dear
Don
Drives
Eats
Fades away
French bench
Go wild
Goes first
Graffiti, e.g.
Handymen
Hard knocks
Heavy drinkers
Heredity, informally
Hot roll?
Household gauge, informally
In a disciple's position
Is rife (with)
Jam ingredient
Knew somehow

October 12th 2001 New York Times crossword answers