Newsday Crossword Answers August 10 2023 were just recently published entirely solved for our dear readers. This Thursday’s puzzle was created by Mark McClain, edited by Stanley Newman the puzzle dimensions are 15 by 15.
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- Conforms (to)HEWS
- Glance overSKIM
- Empty wordsGAS
- Medicare advocateAARP
- Piano pieceSONATA
- DJIA tech companyIBM
- Protector for winter weatherSTORMWINDOW
- Symbol for snoringZEE
- Dining areaPATIO
- Not connectedSEPARATE
- Court reportersSTENOS
- North Carolina campusDUKE
- Ribbon-cutting kickoffGRANDOPENING
- DistantlyFAR
- Hair gel, for instanceGOO
- Emphatic refusalNEVER
- LaughfestRIOT
- No longer minorADULT
- First word of a “Wizard of Oz” songWERE
- Telltale signsODORS
- “Who knew?”GEE
- Barnyard momSOW
- Lottery, for instanceGAMEOFCHANCE
- Pronounce poorlySLUR
- Dotted tileDOMINO
- Puts off payingRUNSATAB
- Sorceress in the Golden Fleece taleMEDEA
- Big headEGO
- Something taken at the officeCOFFEEBREAK
- Any high mountainALP
- Must involveENTAIL
- Garden accessGATE
- Green grassRYE
- Hyphenated IDsSSNS
- Musk of techELON
DOwn
- Diary closersHASPS
- Irk a lotEATAT
- ComposedWROTE
- Foam mattress’ lackSPRING
- Compass readingSSW
- Garden pond fishKOI
- Quaint quartersINNS
- Got byMADEDO
- City near CairoGIZA
- Assist in evilABET
- “Peter Pan” pirateSMEE
- Fill to the brimTOPUP
- ReanimateAWAKEN
- Secure, as a shipMOOR
- ModernizeRENEW
- It’s a long storySAGA
- Oscar nomination, in headlinesNOD
- Batter productDOUGH
- Currier’s partnerIVES
- A successor of JuliusNERO
- BurgeonedGREW
- Pond dwellerFROG
- Verdi masterpieceAIDA
- Part of a Clue solutionROOM
- Hair pieceTRESS
- What clover might coverLEA
- Be inclined (to)TEND
- Source of comfortSOLACE
- Dorm furnishingFUTON
- FashionsCRAFTS
- Something to part withCOMB
- Come to the foreEMERGE
- Perfectly suitedIDEAL
- Jim-dandyNEATO
- What many casks areOAKEN
- HindmostREAR
- Highly disagreeableUGLY
- “Ain’t happening”NOPE
- Drama degs.BFAS
- A as in AustriaEIN
- Monorails, oftenELS