Newsday Crossword Answers July 29 2023 were just recently published entirely solved for our dear readers. This Saturday’s puzzle was created by Matthew Sewell, edited by Stanley Newman the puzzle dimensions are 15 by 15.
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Across
- Lays backLOAFS
- Chart-topper returnee in 2022 (after 40 years)ABBA
- It has a “What Can I Bring?” web pageTSA
- More than a littleINGOODPART
- Shameless remarkBRAG
- It holds drafts all yearBEERBARREL
- EffuseRAVE
- SquirtRUNT
- See 42 DownBOND
- HeraldsBODES
- On targetAPT
- UntoldMANY
- Going quietlyCOWED
- Deals with, after delayingGETSAROUNDTO
- Give out too soonSPOIL
- Sultana analogueRANI
- Get setFIX
- Excellent receptionHELLOANDWELCOME
- Not necessarily preciselyODD
- Subject of a 2021 Supreme Court antitrust decisionNCAA
- Last surviving of AFT’s Top 25 Female starsLOREN
- FocusPAYATTENTION
- Legacy of a sortGENES
- Very difficult to moveIRON
- Metaphorical menialCOG
- She met King Abdullah in 1948GOLDA
- Words before an entranceIMON
- “Yeesh!”OHNO
- Regard inappropriatelyOGLE
- Mainstay of protein engineeringDNALIBRARY
- Thinks of unhappilyRUES
- Steepness warningITLLCOSTYA
- As inPER
- Tuft stuffMOSS
- Striker’s stancesPOSES
DOwn
- Scale modelLIBRA
- TranscendONEUP
- Type of invasive plantAGENT
- Marcel’s mightyFORT
- Evidence of unhappinessSOB
- They’re in coffeehouses’ dress codesAPRONS
- Nursery rhyme singers’ evocationsBARNYARDANIMALS
- EngenderedBRED
- World’s busiest hub in ’22ATL
- Gave to receiveTRADEDFOR
- Summarized, saySAVEDTIME
- Word on Battleship boxesAGES
- Touch lightlyDABAT
- Middle name of Breyer’s successorBROWN
- Stock market purchaseBOUILLON
- “Bitter” beverageMELONTEA
- Conifer creationCONE
- Bert alternativeGIL
- Less than rareRAW
- They may be pulling for youOXEN
- Dress __SHOP
- Literally, “boy’s tutor”PEDAGOGUE
- What Disney called its “most dramatic motion picture”OLDYELLER
- PosturingACTS
- Stevenson’s “nary a”NAE
- Much of the plot of “The Sting”CON
- Chinchilla habitatANDES
- Online antagonizersTROLLS
- With 19 Across, compound connectionIONIC
- ChinwagsCHATS
- How lunch is often orderedONRYE
- Spain’s OscarsGOYAS
- Bite on the trailGORP
- RelishingINTO
- Not necessarily preciselyORSO
- FaintDIM
- Hit with a snowballBOP