Newsday Crossword Answers October 23 2021 were just recently published entirely solved for our dear readers. This Saturday’s puzzle was created by Greg Johnson, edited by Stanley Newman and the puzzle grid is 15 by 15 wide.
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Across Clues
- Went off with a bangBLEWUP
- Drove homeSTRESSED
- Update, sayREVISE
- Trattoria’s tiny toastCROSTINI
- They’re made for correctionAMENDS
- Balloonists’ devicesRIPCORDS
- No longer availableGONE
- Break in the actionTRUCE
- Cheat in a kid’s gamePEEK
- Potentially offensiveUNPC
- Husky’s oppositeLANKY
- What certain drops areMEDS
- Stand-in for absenteesETAL
- Vatican, to geographersENCLAVE
- Return to your baseTAGUP
- Decoration candidateHERO
- Construction site carrierHOD
- Above-center piano keyTREBLEC
- Serving in a paper cupSNOCONE
- Comic Con costumesETS
- First Prophet of IslamADAM
- Master of psychological dramaMAMET
- Embodiment of nonappreciationINGRATE
- World’s largest brickmakerLEGO
- Text with your phonePING
- Woody source of winesELDER
- Slavic JohannesIVAN
- By and byANON
- Big name on cake boxesHINES
- Carbs around fillingsPITA
- Solemn assuranceIPROMISE
- Slam dunks a challengeACESIT
- Log-shaped dessertsNUTROLLS
- Fare wellTHRIVE
- Points to the skySTEEPLES
- Added relish toZESTED
Vertical Clues
- French zipper (no, not a minor boast)BRAGUETTE
- Wedge-shaped dessertLEMONTART
- They tell only half the storyEVENPAGES
- NPR brand extensionWINECLUB
- What about .75 GBP can buyUSD
- Word from the Latin for ”crush”PESTLE
- Walk-on-gravel soundSCRUNCH
- Slow flowsTRICKLES
- Hammock-mending materialROPEYARN
- Key to getting outESC
- Jokester’s preambleSTOPME
- Emphatic endingSIREE
- Wound upENDED
- Inedible chips, frequentlyDISKS
- OversawRAN
- Racing engine soundVOOM
- Get ready for workPLAN
- Outpatient perkHOMEVISIT
- Uncommon bank depositONEGATIVE
- Went off with a bangDETONATED
- Escarpment site of an English Civil War battleEDGEHILL
- Six-decade game show panelist in ”A Night at the Opera”CARLISLE
- Two-legged toolsCALIPERS
- ”Much __ is divinest Sense”: DickinsonMADNESS
- Brush offIGNORE
- Night’s endTEE
- SimulatedERSATZ
- Considerable effortPAINS
- Cable router connectionINPUT
- Punto cardinalNORTE
- Water mover/removerMOP
- Nickname that’s Argentine for ”Dude!”CHE