Newsday Crossword Answers May 8 2022 were just recently published entirely solved for our dear readers. This Sunday’s puzzle was created by Mark McClain, edited by Stanley Newman and the puzzle grid is 21 by 21 wide.
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Across Clues
- __ PerignonDOM
- ”The Caine Mutiny” authorWOUK
- Red MuppetELMO
- Ponder, with ”on”CHEW
- Put into forceENACT
- Trade fair, for shortEXPO
- Become undrinkableSOUR
- SummaryRECAP
- Polish president (1989)LECHWALESA
- Rolaids rivalTUMS
- Some House of Lords membersEARLS
- In a fickle fashionVARIABLY
- South African archbishop (2009)DESMONDTUTU
- Big name at TeslaELON
- FastSPEEDILY
- ”That’s amazing!”OOH
- Post-op areaICU
- Fruit coverPEEL
- Tuning pinsPEGS
- Difficult situationJAM
- Ultimate degreeNTH
- Albanian missionary (1985)MOTHERTERESA
- __-lacto vegetarianOVO
- Eugene is thereOREGON
- Poetic contractionEEN
- Austrian landscapeALPS
- British blokeCHAP
- Window adjunctSILL
- Work periodDAY
- Badlands bovineBISON
- Golf great’s nicknameARNIE
- Most comfyHOMIEST
- Bagpipers’ attireKILTS
- Email iconREPLY
- Coal industry org.UMW
- British prime minister (2009)TONYBLAIR
- Brewpub designationIPA
- Wonderland cake messageEATME
- Partner of RoyceROLLS
- ApprehendCAPTURE
- NFC North team, in headlinesVIKES
- Actor WillemDAFOE
- __ Andreas faultSAN
- Ran in the washerBLED
- Spanish loveAMOR
- Off-white shadeBONE
- Fashion monogramYSL
- Making balesHAYING
- ”Uh-uh”NAH
- German chancellor (2011)ANGELAMERKEL
- Suffix for suburbanITE
- Largest MO airportSTL
- ”Uh-huh”ISEE
- Dolphin family memberORCA
- Umpire’s callOUT
- ”TGI” dayFRI
- Warming clothingSWEATERS
- Pop singer Del ReyLANA
- Spanish cellist (1963)PABLOCASALS
- Currents that follow the windLEETIDES
- Blue part of a globeOCEAN
- ”Ciao!”TATA
- Egyptian president (1984)ANWARSADAT
- Frisbee companyWHAMO
- Mideast sultanateOMAN
- Penn in picturesSEAN
- Prefix meaning ”first”PROTO
- Blissful placeEDEN
- FixMEND
- Lock insertsKEYS
- Negative connectorNOR
Vertical Clues
- Dig (into)DELVE
- Hoops great ShaqONEAL
- ”Large” prefixMACRO
- Effectively wordedWELLPUT
- Type of daisyOXEYE
- FedEx rivalUPS
- RVer’s stopoverKOA
- Name that means ”star”ESTELLE
- DreadfulLOUSY
- Quiet-sounding Champagne brandMUMM
- Estimation endingORSO
- Articles of faithCREDOS
- Shrubby wastelandHEATH
- Very light brownECRU
- Creator of Mickey and MinnieWALT
- Place for a goateeCHIN
- Bygone international airlineTWA
- Keystone State sch.PSU
- Sneaks offABSCONDS
- Nutritionist’s concernDIET
- One meaning of ENOGAS
- Dueling swordEPEE
- Actor Laura or BruceDERN
- Texter’s ”I believe . . .”IMO
- House Speaker after RyanPELOSI
- Major sports channelESPN
- Pope (2004)JOHNPAULII
- Be of useAVAIL
- In a glum moodMOPEY
- Do some snackingNOSH
- ThreesomeTRIO
- German chancellor (1999)HELMUTKOHL
- ”You there!”HEY
- Wearer of dreadlocksRASTA
- Slight lightGLIMMER
- Passed very slowlyCREPTBY
- ABA memberATT
- Book at inaugurationsBIBLE
- They’re not goodILLS
- Make __ in (tear)ARIP
- Lamb watchersEWES
- __ Ren of the ”Star Wars” seriesKYLO
- Sherbet flavorORANGE
- GratisNOFEE
- Former NBC ownerRCA
- Country singer SaraEVANS
- Strive forAIMAT
- Busch’s brewing partnerANHEUSER
- Cost of tenancyRENT
- PerimeterEDGE
- Ready to serveDONE
- Pro’s cameraSLR
- No-frillsBASIC
- Urban recreation ctr.YMCA
- Bicycle partSEAT
- PC key near the space barALT
- Broad valleyLOWLAND
- Mars aliasARES
- Citizens of two statesKOREANS
- Attach, as some patchesIRONON
- Fondue featureFLAME
- Symbol of evilSATAN
- Broncos Hall of Fame quarterbackELWAY
- One not to be trustedLIAR
- Something extraADDON
- Retro ”Way cool!”NEATO
- Early American fur tycoonASTOR
- ”Bam!”POW
- Belly woeACHE
- Moccasin decorationBEAD
- Place for protonsATOM
- UnvaryingSAME
- Recipe amt.TSP
- Seek infoASK
- Separator of two surnamesNEE