Newsday.com Crossword Answers – Apr 16 2022s
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| ". . . Judges dependent on __ will alone . . ." (Declaration accusation) | HIS |
| "Cheap" or "small" stuff | TALK |
| "Hello, gorgeous!" in some parts of the 59 Across | CIAOBELLA |
| Big name in the foundation business | AVON |
| Bike crank, essentially | ROTOR |
| Bogus brown | SPRAYTAN |
| Bracing | CRISP |
| Brief musical excerpt | SIXTYFOURTHNOTE |
| Browns for a bit | SAUTES |
| Certain boutiques | HOTELS |
| Comes down hard | STOMPS |
| Counted in | AMONG |
| Dirt spreader | YENTA |
| Drink served with a spoon straw | ICEE |
| Fancy crafts | YACHTS |
| Gear for golfers and bowlers | SKORTS |
| Gets fixed | SETS |
| Hangouts where TVs hang | GYMS |
| Incentive for a return | SASE |
| Insincere antic accolade | REALMATURE |
| Kilt feature | PLEAT |
| Lacking seasoning | GREEN |
| Little irritants | MITES |
| Measure that sounds like a mantra | OHM |
| Monster first observed in 1980 | ELMO |
| More peaked | PALER |
| Name of Louis XVII’s mom | ANTOINETTE |
| Nearing the end | ANTEPENULTIMATE |
| Newlyweds’ habitats | LOVENESTS |
| Newspaper piece | SHEET |
| Not a little lock | TRESS |
| Novelist who wrote in Yiddish | ASCH |
| Old hand | ACE |
| Orally economical | TERSE |
| Over-rehearsed | PAT |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Parlor implement | SCOOP |
| Part of a Valentine’s Day delivery | STEMS |
| Piece of a Party City package | LEI |
| Pirate hideout, perhaps | COVE |
| Pitch in pits | TAR |
| Place for a padlock | HASP |
| Q preceders | LGBT |
| Racket on the radio | PAYOLA |
| Roaring Twenties fashion accessory | TIARA |
| Rub together | GNASH |
| Seemingly forever | EON |
| Send flying | SPEW |
| Seneca’s "social animal" | MAN |
| Sit-downs | TETEATETES |
| Something dotted with a dash | SPICE |
| Something on the side | AVOCATION |
| Spheres of interest | ARENAS |
| Stance for starting yoga students | TREEPOSE |
| Start to bend | KNEE |
| Starts training | BREAKSIN |
| State with 200+ national parks: Abbr | NSW |
| Sudden move | LEAP |
| Thigh-rotating aid | GLUTE |
| Thumbs-down pair | NEITHERNOR |
| Tickles a lot | ELATES |
| Top with a flop | BERET |
| Top __ | TEN |
| UN economic offshoot | IMF |
| Usually reserved | TACITURN |
| What a toaster may hold | STEIN |
| What impatience might turn into | IRE |
| Where kids eat | LEAS |
| Where kids’ composer Raffi was born | CAIRO |
| Where the Po rises | ALPS |
| Where to get off | EXITRAMPS |