Newsday Crossword Answers September 10 2023 were just recently published entirely solved for our dear readers. This Sunday’s puzzle was created by Billie Truitt, edited by Stanley Newman the puzzle dimensions are 21 by 21.
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- Inept personSCHLUMP
- Bully’s challengeMAKEME
- Improvise on stageADLIB
- Incompatible withALIENTO
- Without a musical keyATONAL
- Marlins’ homeMIAMI
- “The Empire Strikes Back”LUKEISDARTHVADERSSON
- Goes afterSEEKS
- Actress TysonCICELY
- PreciseEXACT
- Count upADD
- “Groundhog Day” directorRAMIS
- Cornerstone abbr.ESTD
- Cough syrup amt.TSP
- “The Maltese Falcon”THESTATUETTEISFAKE
- Deal with, as something difficultFACEUPTO
- Federal purchasing agcy.GSA
- Reporter’s tabletNOTEPAD
- 1998 Masters champ MarkOMEARA
- Looking like pothooksSSHAPED
- Yogurt dip of IndiaRAITA
- Top-rankedBEST
- Big boatYACHT
- “One-eighty” turnUEY
- Reddish-brownish horseSORREL
- Snide commentSNARK
- Kennel club categoryBREED
- Countess’ husbandEARL
- “Citizen Kane”ROSEBUDWASHISSLED
- “__ the night before . . .”TWAS
- Tilt a bitSLANT
- Doze noisilySNORE
- Drawing powerALLURE
- High-fiber grainOAT
- Molded goldINGOT
- Inconclusive contestDRAW
- Water near Notre DameSEINE
- Open porchVERANDA
- Type of sedativeOPIATE
- Roaring Twenties styleARTDECO
- Self-prideEGO
- Shirk workMALINGER
- “The Wizard of Oz”DOROTHYWASDREAMING
- Legislative voteAYE
- Thin batteriesAAAS
- Bert’s roommateERNIE
- Large roll of billsWAD
- Part of a Dracula costumeFANGS
- Stored fodderSILAGE
- Ahead of scheduleEARLY
- “Frozen”PRINCEHANSISAVILLAIN
- Mirror’s reflectionIMAGE
- Of mules, zebras, etc.EQUINE
- Celestial eventECLIPSE
- Opera star SimonESTES
- Obliging celebritySIGNER
- Puts up a fussRESISTS
DOwn
- Topping for tacosSALSA
- Informed, with “in”CLUED
- Hit the trailHIKED
- Onion relativeLEEK
- “Les Ãtats-___”UNIS
- High ranges: Abbr.MTS
- Audio show accessed by appPODCAST
- “Brady Bunch” sisterMARCIA
- Bear witness (to)ATTEST
- ’90s German leaderKOHL
- BegrudgeENVY
- Goat soundMAA
- FirstbornELDEST
- Medium for talk showsAMRADIO
- Checker or puckDISC
- Have staminaLAST
- Texter’s “I think . . .”IMO
- Recycling receptacleBIN
- “We __ please!”AIMTO
- Stretch outEXTEND
- Settle upREPAY
- Troop’s encampmentETAPE
- Swinelike beastTAPIR
- Play hockeySKATE
- Go by bikePEDAL
- Italian playhouseTEATRO
- Judah Ben-__ (Heston role)HUR
- Cry of distasteUGH
- Genesis twinESAU
- Slow walksSTROLLS
- Reason for reluctanceFEAR
- Electronic car keysFOBS
- Blessing conclusionAMEN
- Labor leader ChavezCESAR
- Drop furSHED
- One-pot mealSTEW
- Checking outEYEING
- Pop group from StockholmABBA
- Defoe heroCRUSOE
- HS yearbook buyersSRS
- D.C. lobbyists’ home turfKSTREET
- Courtroom VIPsDAS
- ConcerningASTO
- Source of woolEWE
- Lost tractionSLID
- Mandlikova of tennisHANA
- CessationENDING
- Hip-hop headgearDORAG
- Deserve to haveRATE
- Antique pitcherEWER
- Grilled, in Mexican cuisineASADA
- Sports painter NeimanLEROY
- Petrol measureLITRE
- NegateUNDO
- Lot sizesAREAS
- License platesTAGS
- “__ down in green pastures”TOLIE
- Sea journeyVOYAGE
- Nonverbal approvalNOD
- ATM access codePIN
- ProbabilitiesCHANCES
- Japanese graphic novelMANGA
- “And how!”AMIEVER
- Gets ready for dinnerWASHES
- Fix, as brakesRELINE
- App icon for deletionERASER
- Cylindrical lunchesWRAPS
- Elite rosterALIST
- Measures of forceDYNES
- Italian autoFIAT
- French seraphANGE
- CozySNUG
- Has antedISIN
- Right-angle shapesELLS
- “Et” __ (and others: Lat.)ALII
- Diner dessertPIE
- Apt. partsRMS
- EPA statAQI
- Cold cubesICE