Newsday Crossword Answers April 1 2023 were just recently published entirely solved for our dear readers. This Saturday’s puzzle was created by Anna Stiga, edited by Stanley Newman the puzzle dimensions are 15 by 15.
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Across
- Better than just OKHALE
- Rats, for instanceMINCEDOATH
- TipAPEX
- Its emblem reads, “EX LUNA, SCIENTIA”APOLLOXIII
- Word from Middle English for “scrape”RASP
- It’s best left sealedCANOFWORMS
- TipsACMES
- Outback etchingVIN
- Parte del calendarioMES
- Grant went there in 1862SHILOH
- Name on pints of Milk & CookiesBEN
- Turkish tapasMEZE
- Declares, so to speakSEZ
- Many a sauna, essentiallyCEDAR
- StirsTODOS
- BlastsSLAMS
- Big name in pop since 2013ARIANA
- Fête nationaleQUATORZEJUILLET
- FermentUNREST
- “Downton Abbey” recreationHUNTS
- What vegan eggs are made withALGAE
- Say againDITTO
- BlastRAP
- Reader using batteriesNOOK
- Betting settingPIT
- Alphabetically last of a small septetSNEEZY
- Almond, e.g.TAN
- Two-digit signalVEE
- Antonym of “censure”EXTOL
- Big Sky Conference memberIDAHOSTATE
- Winner of two Pulitzers for profiling powerful peopleCARO
- “Be seated,” frequentlyCOURTORDER
- Without an appointmentOPEN
- PresentONTHESCENE
- Monster’s murky milieuNESS
DOwn
- Press too muchHARASS
- Arizona county bordering NavajoAPACHE
- Paris premiere of 1980LESMIZ
- DisgorgeEXPEL
- Device that “can practically shake hands,” per its earliest ads (1984)MAC
- Heady Topper or Sip of SunshineIPA
- Start to stickNON
- Metaphor for much moneyCLOVER
- Not big and troublemakingELFIN
- Pipe __DOWN
- Precision Batter Dispenser makerOXO
- Achievement in Chuck Yeager’s bioAIRMEDAL
- One of a Canadian sextetTIMEZONE
- BlastsHISSESAT
- Commiseration for a missSOCLOSE
- MettleHEART
- Get on with itBASEHIT
- DrudgesMOILS
- Postwar establishmentDMZ
- F to B, in musicTRITONE
- Round for a courseSTEAK
- Some kinAUNTS
- Small town surrounded by soldiersQUANTICO
- BlastUNLOADON
- Castor or PolluxARGONAUT
- Become prominentJUT
- Soda with SplendaDIETRC
- Adjust, as hair extensionsRETAPE
- Group benefitting from the Gulf StreamAZORES
- Towers of powerPYLONS
- South American capitalPESOS
- Freeman, at “Shawshank”‘s endEXCON
- One may be popularVOTE
- __ The Princess RoyalHRH
- Block extensionADE
- Partial scoreTEN
- “Into the brain __ one can think”: KeatsERE