Newsday Crossword Answers February 5 2023 were just recently published entirely solved for our dear readers. This Sunday’s puzzle was created by S.N., edited by Stanley Newman the puzzle dimensions are 21 by 21.
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- Mgr.’s helperASST
- Become liable forINCUR
- Deep ravineCHASM
- Online discussionCHAT
- T-giving dayTHUR
- Opposite of “everybody”NOONE
- “__ la vista!”HASTA
- Make sharperHONE
- Wedding dress trimLACE
- BossyDOMINEERING
- European erupter of 2022ETNA
- TV series storylinesARCS
- __ out a livingEKE
- He selected Justice SotomayorOBAMA
- Seafood establishmentRAWBAR
- Becomes agitatedSEETHES
- Packs it inQUITS
- Castro of CubaFIDEL
- Lost one’s footingSLID
- Dips a donutDUNKS
- Professional cape waversMATADORS
- Hem inBESET
- Slight remnantTRACE
- Will run youCOSTS
- Taunting shoutOHO
- Clumsy onesOAFS
- French brotherFRERE
- All __ good (beneficial)TOTHE
- Distinctive smellODOR
- Rival of TulaneLSU
- Labour leader, 1994-2007BLAIR
- It contains India’s capitalDELHI
- Nobel, by birthSWEDE
- Shoulder muscleDELTOID
- Make fixes toEMEND
- Iroquois Nation peopleONEIDAS
- Pueblo peopleHOPI
- Carrier of white blood cellsLYMPH
- Main area of a churchNAVE
- In the beginningATFIRST
- English Channel feederSOMME
- Fingerspelling skill, for shortAMESLAN
- Money borrowedLOANS
- Wishful wordsIHOPE
- “Waves of grain” colorAMBER
- Star pitcher or pilotACE
- Art Deco artistERTE
- Oral denialNOTME
- Continental separatorsURALS
- DVD player ancestorsVCRS
- Help with seating, informallyUSH
- Italian noblemanCONTE
- “The Sopranos” chefARTIE
- Chinese lap dogsPEKES
- Caught some z’sTOOKANAP
- TauntedGIBED
- Sagan or SandburgCARL
- Exxon sister brandMOBIL
- Athlete’s on-air greetingHIDAD
- Hat favored by ChurchillHOMBURG
- In __ by itselfACLASS
- Perk upLIVEN
- Vise gripperJAW
- “That makes sense”ISEE
- Writer SilversteinSHEL
- Whom the first use of the nine long adjectives is credited toSHAKESPEARE
- Mail-routing lettersATTN
- Galileo’s hometownPISA
- American Legion memberUSVET
- Alphabetize, sayORDER
- “Chicago” starGERE
- Cheeky talkSASS
- First month in MadridENERO
- Smooth out, as skirtsPRESS
- Cupid aliasEROS
DOwn
- Mythical sky holderATLAS
- Piece of the actionSHARE
- FlourishingSUCCESSFUL
- Railroad bridgesTRESTLES
- “Without a doubt!”INDEED
- Snug spotsNOOKS
- __ through (perform as promised)COME
- A third of tri-UNI
- Give up formallyRENOUNCE
- Doesn’t play fairCHEATS
- Detracts fromHARMS
- Locale of LaosASIA
- RR stopSTN
- Belgian colleague of DalÃMAGRITTE
- Scolded, with “out”CHEWED
- ExcitableHOTBLOODED
- Tolstoy title womanANNA
- Fabric damageTEAR
- Two-wheeler with a motorEBIKE
- Prosecutorial helpers: Abbr.ADAS
- Big success in salesHIT
- Apt to argueQUARRELSOME
- VoguishFASHIONABLE
- German trioDREI
- Butterfly cousinMOTH
- Name that means “rose”RHODA
- Saddle __ (cowboy’s complaint)SORES
- FearlessBOLD
- Life of leisureEASE
- Long-establishedTRADITIONAL
- CruelCOLDHEARTED
- Resells quicklyFLIPS
- Prime-time hourTENPM
- Tot’s boo-boosOWIES
- Rude peopleBOORS
- “Silence of the Lambs” directorDEMME
- Split apartSEVER
- Biblical possessiveTHINE
- Nearsighted personMYOPE
- SpecifiesNAMES
- Alaskan islanderALEUT
- Sculpted bodyTORSO
- Impossible to understandFATHOMLESS
- Not at all livelyLACKLUSTER
- Portion of a pastureACRE
- Suffix for fair or fitNESS
- URL starterHTTP
- Hotel housekeeperMAID
- Moot pointNONISSUE
- Rihanna’s musicURBANPOP
- The way we wordVERBIAGE
- Cars that are calledCABS
- Subordinate staffAIDES
- Tennis great ShriverPAM
- Symbols of AustraliaKOALAS
- Support charitablyGIVETO
- Shows fearCOWERS
- One walking in the woodsHIKER
- Furry hoppersHARES
- Back-in-fashionRETRO
- Splicing subjectsGENES
- Hieroglyphics reptilesASPS
- Plant that grows on a “pet”CHIA
- Wash upLAVE
- Green gemJADE
- QVC rivalHSN
- Go wrongERR