Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 18th 2019) clues of New York Times crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 74 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

"Forward!," in Florence
Euro division
Fashionable society
Married couple?
Raise one's hand for, say
Sushi garnish
Indian state whose largest city is Vasco da Gama
Port north of the Horn of Africa
Hand-held console introduced in 1989
Lead-in to center
Teacher of Samuel
John and Mark, for two
Following
Wolf (down)
It's always cut short
Part of NATO: Abbr.
Thousand bucks
One that becomes a 51-Across
Home of the Rams before 2016: Abbr.
Paper clips have lots of them
Past the baseline, in tennis
Michelle of "Crazy Rich Asians"
Spanish word repeated in a welcoming phrase
Something to fall back from: Abbr.
___✔ (traveler's convenience)
In good shape
A in German 101?
Boot brand from Australia
En ___ (with all of a court's judges)
Engrave
Smoothie flavor
Its N.Y.S.E. ticker symbol is "X"
Entered carefully
Comment from a hot bath
Sight in a Chinese parade
Like Nelson Mandela for 27 years
Underline, say
Pay for play
Bulldog
Fail to show up as expected
Bloviating type
Head on a plate?
Egg-shaped
Worth mentioning
Global scare
Place to go off track?
Speak at a level pitch
In accordance with
King's College of Our Lady of ___ Beside Windsor
Image formed by connecting this puzzle's circled letters from A to N and then back to A
Lust, but not love
Sportscaster in the documentary "Telling It Like It Is"
Ref. work begun by the London Philological Society
One taking care of the bill
Pool parties?
Modern line at an airport
Towel provider, often
"You got it!"
French bakery offering
Strand during a ski trip, say
Major seller of health supplements
Peace in the Middle East
Keepers of the records?
Where a 17-Down becomes a 23-Across
Same-sex union?
Branch of yoga
French bakery offering
Diamond pattern
Chief in the Creek War of 1813-14
Dormmate
People whose political views are "Communist lite"
Anago, at a Japanese restaurant
Has in mind
Duplicates