Newsday Crossword Answers February 3 2023 were just recently published entirely solved for our dear readers. This Friday’s puzzle was created by Billie Truitt, edited by Stanley Newman the puzzle dimensions are 15 by 15.
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- SettledPAID
- Have a loan fromOWETO
- Part of Toledo’s “to be”ESTA
- Substance in some sunscreensALOE
- “Cool it!”RELAX
- To see, in MarseilleVOIR
- “Apologies!”ITWASALLMYFAULT
- “Turn back” signROADENDS
- Keys, for instanceISLES
- Pin on a violinPEG
- Airport amenityWIFI
- “Apologies!”PLEASEFORGIVEME
- CVS insurance subsidiaryAETNA
- Louisville’s riverOHIO
- Board memberEXEC
- Sch. Jefferson foundedUVA
- Bronze Star recipientWARHERO
- A rite answerIDO
- “Star Wars” royaltyLEIA
- What ostriches have four ofTOES
- CollarRUNIN
- With 59 Across, “Apologies!”ILLDOANYTHINGTO
- “Bro!”DUDE
- Sound heard by miceEEK
- Powerful memory triggersODORS
- DatebooksPLANNERS
- See 46 AcrossMAKETHISUPTOYOU
- With 3 Down, where George Washington Carver went to collegeAMES
- Up on stuffAWARE
- Cuckoo cousinWREN
- Cherry and pimentoREDS
- ProminentNOTED
- Ending like -acityNESS
DOwn
- Go (well with) on the menuPAIR
- Adele, vocallyALTO
- See 62 AcrossIOWA
- Poker-facedDEADPAN
- Orlando’s countyORANGE
- Join togetherWELD
- Wall bracket shapesELLS
- Kilt wearer’s accessoryTAM
- Word on household cleanersOXY
- Not forthcomingEVASIVE
- Essential elementSOUL
- Solar heating squareTILE
- Dark __ (black magic)ARTS
- VacillateSEESAW
- Nickname for JosephineFIFI
- Most ironicWRIEST
- “Nightmare Before Christmas” aideIGOR
- Einstein’s Austrian colleaguePAULI
- Be candidLEVEL
- Where net profits come fromETAIL
- As an exampleFORONE
- Surprised greetingOHHEY
- DeletingEXING
- Sea that’s as little as 9 mi. wideMEDIT
- Low-cost prefixECONO
- Hardly at allATAD
- Word in an Agatha Christie titleORIENT
- Deal withADDRESS
- Waiting to be discoveredUNKNOWN
- Drive offOUST
- Piled upHEAPED
- WWII colleague of IkeOMAR
- Agatha Christie titleDAME
- Let passOKED
- Exam many teens takePSAT
- EnticementLURE
- Gothic novel governessEYRE
- Caviar sourcesROES
- Many starsSUNS
- Harrison multifilm roleHAN
- __ JimaIWO