Newsday Crossword Answers February 15 2023 were just recently published entirely solved for our dear readers. This Wednesday’s puzzle was created by Fred Piscop, edited by Stanley Newman the puzzle dimensions are 15 by 15.
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- FrightenSCARE
- Caroling mo.DEC
- DemeanorMIEN
- Pilgrim John of PlymouthALDEN
- Fawn or doeDEER
- Just sitting aroundIDLE
- Has trouble focusing one’s eyesSEESDOUBLE
- Be defeatedLOSE
- Sentry’s shoutHALT
- Stake money (on)BET
- Concealed, as a bride’s faceVEILED
- Vessel to heat water for pekoeTEAPOT
- Suffix for millionAIRE
- Comedy play with Oscar and FelixTHEODDCOUPLE
- RetainedSAVED
- Poetic tributesODES
- Accelerate, with “up”REV
- Wasn’t truthfulLIED
- Cheese in a ham sandwichSWISS
- Where gold is dugMINE
- Proofs of age, in briefIDS
- SlenderTHIN
- From Italy’s capitalROMAN
- His-and-hers setMATCHINGPAIR
- Smell badREEK
- Obtain from overseasIMPORT
- Three-Oscar actor __ Day-LewisDANIEL
- Explosive-regulating agcy.ATF
- Golf course vehicleCART
- Has outstanding loansOWES
- Nickname for Batman and RobinDYNAMICDUO
- Waterproof coveringTARP
- Extremely long timeEONS
- UpliftRAISE
- Channel with paranormal showsSYFY
- Crime show evidenceDNA
- Nautical speed measuresKNOTS
DOwn
- Window frameSASH
- Baseball shoe spikeCLEAT
- British-born singing starADELE
- Said another wayRESTATED
- Bring to a haltEND
- Balance to be paidDEBT
- Slippery fishEEL
- Cracks in rocksCREVICES
- Work environmentMILIEU
- Much-admired personIDOL
- Ultimatum conclusionELSE
- Be lacking inNEED
- Caused byDUETO
- Woodwind instrumentOBOE
- Cupid aliasEROS
- Degree for many a prof.PHD
- Throws inADDS
- AccomplishingDOING
- Overly properPRIM
- Actress Dunham or HeadeyLENA
- At a tie scoreEVEN
- Unlikely, as chancesSLIM
- Verdi operaAIDA
- Three-piece suit partVEST
- Protected from harmSHIELDED
- Subtle eye signalWINK
- From Rabat or CasablancaMOROCCAN
- “Fare __ well”THEE
- Tear (apart)RIP
- Crunchy, as potato chipsCRISPY
- Breads with pocketsPITAS
- With 49 Down, dashboard deviceAMFM
- See 46 DownRADIO
- Have confidence inTRUST
- Tops of semicolonsDOTS
- On vacationAWAY
- Spongy ball brandNERF
- Author QuindlenANNA
- They’re placed in socksTOES
- Poet’s “over there”YON
- AnnoyIRK