Newsday Crossword Answers August 29 2021 were just recently published entirely solved for our dear readers. This Sunday’s puzzle was created by S.N., edited by Stanley Newman and the puzzle grid is 21 by 21 wide.
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Across Clues
- WorkplaceOFFICE
- Bill of Rights advocateACLU
- Stubborn equineASS
- Makes a tradeSWAPS
- Groups of lionsPRIDES
- Four-legged protectorGUARDDOG
- Gemologist’s measureCARAT
- ”My husband __” (part 1 of quote)TELLSEVERYBODYTHATIDO
- Passage to the seaINLET
- Uncertain conditionsIFS
- Reunion attendeeALUM
- 1 Across apprenticeINTERN
- TV hostsMCS
- Autobahn autoAUDI
- Half a quartONEPINT
- Set eyes onSEE
- ”Nope”UHUH
- Of armadasNAVAL
- Miller antiheroLOMAN
- Part 2 of quoteMYPUZZLESININKHENEVER
- Facetious ”Who, me?”MOI
- PreposterousINANE
- World’s smallest republicNAURU
- Fighting forcesTROOPS
- Ultimately becomeENDAS
- Tree sources of syrupMAPLES
- Social assetCHARM
- Group with GPsAMA
- Steak orderSIRLOIN
- HP hardwarePCS
- Diner brewersURNS
- Part 3 of quoteBRAGS
- Part 4 of quoteABOUT
- Any sacramentRITE
- Agricultural noun or verbSOW
- Extreme embraceBEARHUG
- ”__ out!” (ump’s call)YER
- Article of faithTENET
- Followed secretlyTAILED
- Put on the brakesEASED
- Put on the brakesSLOWED
- Badger cousinOTTER
- Sitting Bull’s peopleSIOUX
- Section of the psycheEGO
- Part 5 of quoteMYHIGHNOTESMYFAVORITE
- Bloc that includes Thailand and IndonesiaASEAN
- Blue hueAZURE
- Gold-filled FortKNOX
- Be in the redOWE
- Gets through toREACHES
- Slips upERRS
- Dude’s ”How’s things”SUP
- Pretty tallSIXTWO
- Apt rhyme for ”pursues”WOOS
- Streaming, in product namesFLO
- Capital on the NileCAIRO
- ”__ ‘Sills solo”’ (end of quote)CLUEINTHEWHOLEWORLDIS
- Venomous snakeADDER
- Visit via vehicleRIDEOVER
- ”Unto the Sons” memoiristTALESE
- Peanut-butter cup inventorREESE
- Early hrs.AMS
- Hands, unkindlyPAWS
- Stings someSMARTS
Vertical Clues
- Best possibleOPTIMUM
- GallicFRENCHY
- Tops the tankFILLSUP
- Doing nothingIDLE
- Jai alai basketCESTA
- Lingo suffixESE
- Ready for kindergartenAGEFIVE
- MongrelsCURS
- Offer, as oddsLAY
- Around a cityURBAN
- Make senseADDUP
- Vegan beverageSOYMILK
- PD rankSGT
- Digital readSCAN
- Steam engine inventorWATT
- Taurus precederARIES
- Military priestPADRE
- Collection from a quarrySTONE
- Parcel (out)DOLE
- ”Burr” novelistVIDAL
- ”Another card”HITME
- Open, as a parkaUNZIP
- Quarterback’s protectors, for shortOLINE
- Japanese dramaNOH
- Plays along withHUMORS
- ”Just __ suspected”ASI
- Former UN leaderANNAN
- Tide descriptorNEAP
- Telemeeting serviceZOOM
- Flatbreads of 46 DownNANS
- ”Gunga Din” settingINDIA
- In the neighborhoodNEARBY
- Like a foxVULPINE
- ConstructedERECTED
- Autumn appleRUSSET
- Husky in voiceTHROATY
- AccompaniedRANWITH
- Frozen food forenameSARA
- Plum cousinSLOE
- IM Pei alma materMIT
- Standard practiceCUSTOM
- Ranch motherMARE
- HorrifiedAGHAST
- Something we shareOURS
- Bottom of a lakeBED
- ”Calvin and Hobbes” girlSUSIE
- Edit a lotREWORK
- Mountains of iceBERGS
- ’90s GM carsGEOS
- Like curbside pickup ordersTOGO
- ”The Last Jedi” generalLEIA
- Father/son literary surnameDUMAS
- Seesaw, essentiallyLEVER
- Ultimate lettersXYZ
- Marsh waderHERON
- Glasgow denialNAE
- CapriciouslyONAWHIM
- Gas station attendantsFUELERS
- Directional symbolARROW
- One in a cliqueINSIDER
- Travel guide toterTOURIST
- Tell-all articlesEXPOSES
- With 100 Down, Dorian Gray creatorOSCAR
- See 99 DownWILDE
- Radiate, as charmEXUDE
- Sorority members, old-styleCOEDS
- Sewing machine inventorHOWE
- Virtual emporiumESHOP
- ”Beat it!”SCRAM
- Casual topsTEES
- Thin cableWIRE
- Really went byFLEW
- Penne __ vodkaALLA
- __-la-laTRA
- Eggs: Lat.OVA
- NHL extensionsOTS