Newsday Crossword Answers May 18 2021 were just recently published entirely solved for our dear readers. This Sunday’s puzzle was created by S.N., edited by Stanley Newman and the puzzle grid is 21 by 21 wide.
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Across Clues
- ”Aladdin” villainJAFAR
- Pirate’s quaffGROG
- Puzzle where ”or” is an oarREBUS
- Biblical paradiseEDEN
- Frigidaire alternativeAMANA
- Remarkable thingLULU
- Davy Crockett outpostALAMO
- Stage workROLE
- Entry hallsVESTIBULES
- Mail to the wrong placeMISADDRESS
- RemedyANTIDOTE
- Cantina appetizersTAPAS
- Genesis high pointARARAT
- Bands’ bookingsGIGS
- Singing syllablesLALAS
- Small stainSPOT
- Water birdsHERONS
- Enjoy muchSAVOR
- Allowing for amendsATONABLE
- In the entourageALONG
- Sort of urban artSTREETSCAPE
- What Macs run onIOS
- Taunting remarkGIBE
- Pest on a petFLEA
- ”Exodus” authorURIS
- Crunchy lunch, for shortBLT
- ErodedATE
- Gold Rush thiefCLAIMJUMPER
- Pixar title robotWALLE
- Hold backRESTRAIN
- World’s longest rangeANDES
- Vacation on a vesselCRUISE
- Jambalaya ingredientPRAWN
- Reacts irritablySNAPS
- Endangered massive mammalRHINO
- UFO crewALIENS
- React mirthfullyLAUGH
- Cosmetics containerPAINTPOT
- Water birdsGEESE
- Thinking overCONSIDERING
- ”What was that?”HUH
- ”Fresh Air” airerNPR
- MoonstruckDAFT
- Cook’s collectionPANS
- Sacrament, for exampleRITE
- Auction endingEER
- AppropriatenessSUITABILITY
- Takes out, as textDELES
- Improves, as a dealSWEETENS
- Swiftly, to ShakespeareAPACE
- DraconianSEVERE
- Return-mail courtesy: Abbr.SASE
- Battleship shadesGRAYS
- Green chips veggieKALE
- NFLer’s honorALLPRO
- Half a converse phraseVERSA
- Carrier to KolkataAIRINDIA
- Stop resistingCAPITULATE
- Sending ship-to-ship signalsWIGWAGGING
- Narrow advantageEDGE
- Final tallyTOTAL
- ”Et __” (and others)ALII
- It follows thatHENCE
- TwosomeDYAD
- RSVP recipientsHOSTS
- Strong wishesYENS
- Tire patternTREAD
Vertical Clues
- Sumatra neighborJAVA
- Grace conclusionAMEN
- Like a shotFAST
- Sophocles dramaANTIGONE
- Fridge activityRAIDING
- OverstuffsGLUTS
- Hand down a decisionRULE
- World Cup shoutOLE
- Engineer EiffelGUSTAVE
- Defensive barrierRAMPART
- Inventor HoweELIAS
- Singer or scaly swimmerBASS
- Thurman of filmsUMA
- Bubbly beveragesSODAPOPS
- Printed slip-upsERRATA
- Go-getterDOER
- ”Frozen” queenELSA
- Cozy retreatNEST
- Slows, with ”down”BOGS
- Hive dwellerDRONE
- Botanical balmALOE
- NFC West playerLARAM
- A way up or downSTAIR
- Comic VikingHAGAR
- Upper echelonELITE
- French Revolution figureROBESPIERRE
- Bock holderSTEIN
- Lots of lotsACRES
- Big buyer of booksBIBLIOPHILE
- Does nothingLOLLS
- Lauder of lipstickESTEE
- Done in, as a dragonSLAIN
- Opera extras, for shortSUPES
- Perfection spoilersFLAWS
- Water birdCRANE
- Roman god of beginningsJANUS
- Eels in sushi barsUNAGI
- Kind of dual degreeMDPHD
- Twist to dryWRING
- Family femaleAUNT
- Los __ MosqueterosTRES
- Does pull-upsCHINS
- Noel notableSANTA
- Inclement, in a wayRAINY
- De Mille of danceAGNES
- Toon skunkLEPEW
- Spaces for choirsLOFTS
- Talk nonsensePRATE
- ExteriorOUTER
- All the ones hereTHESE
- Two-Oscar knightCAINE
- Sweeping storiesEPICS
- Nautical directionDUESOUTH
- Vindictive personREVENGER
- Maze markingSTART
- Places for potationsBARRELS
- Contents of some 80 DownIPAS
- Store purchase planLAYAWAY
- Great joyDELIGHT
- Caught sight ofESPIED
- Novelist GruenSARA
- Allude toGETAT
- Fuzzy fruitsKIWIS
- Sailed throughACED
- ”Downton Abbey” titleLADY
- US Women’s Open org.LPGA
- Places for potationsVATS
- Once more, nonstandardlyAGIN
- Sup in styleDINE
- Ancient PeruvianINCA
- Left to improve, as in some 80 DownAGED
- Liverpool lavLOO
- Suffix for percentILE