NewsDay Crossword April 2 2023 Answers
ACROSS
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Wide city sts.
AVES
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Pays heed to
HEARS
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Eur. region
SCAND
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Beanstalk boy
JACK
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Home repair pro Bob
VILA
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Duo times four
OCTET
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Health care pro
NURSE
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Look at impolitely
OGLE
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In excess of
OVER
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Chess side
WHITE
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Bassoon cousins
OBOES
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Donkey sound
BRAY
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‘Canada’s Ocean Playground’
NOVASCOTIA
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‘America’s Dairyland’
WISCONSIN
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Oldies group __ Na Na
SHA
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Pass, as time
ELAPSE
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China’s Chou En-__
LAI
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Elevated ballet position
ENPOINTE
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‘How __ Your Mother’
IMET
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Dawn-to-dusk period
DAYTIME
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‘Wild, Wonderful’
WESTVIRGINIA
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Figured out
GOT
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Earthbound birds
EMUS
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Diva’s showpiece
ARIA
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Extremely eager
AGOG
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Filleted
BONED
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Mar.-to-Nov. hours
DST
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CPA’s entries
NOS
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Euphoria
BLISS
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‘Peace Garden State’
NORTHDAKOTA
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Place for a swim meet
POOL
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Cab Calloway catchphrase
HIDEHO
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Monet contemporary
MANET
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Literary coda
EPILOG
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Sundae selections
FLAVORS
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Area of influence
SPHERE
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Insider’s vocabulary
ARGOT
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Padded envelope
MAILER
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Subsequently
THEN
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‘Great Faces, Great Places’
SOUTHDAKOTA
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Composer Copland
AARON
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’90s ‘Awesome!’
RAD
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Craft bear designation
IPA
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Wail of warning
SIREN
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Auto from Bavaria
AUDI
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Casting assignment
ROLE
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Hawaii’s state bird
NENE
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Title Ringo received in ’18
SIR
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‘Land of Living Skies’
SASKATCHEWAN
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Dad’s dad
GRANDPA
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Fa followers
SOLA
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‘Level with me’
BEHONEST
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Hair gel, for instance
GOO
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Tree sometimes called ‘slippery’
REDELM
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Consist of
ARE
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‘Sportsman’s Paradise’
LOUISIANA
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‘Evergreen State’
WASHINGTON
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Medium for medicine
PILL
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Music licensing org.
ASCAP
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A son of Jacob
ASHER
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Attendant
AIDE
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Coral ridge
REEF
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Deceive
LIETO
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‘Now __ talking!’
YOURE
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Poor grades
DEES
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Figure (out)
SUSS
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Throat ailment
STREP
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Golf great Sam
SNEAD
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Prefix for while
ERST
DOWN
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The Bard’s river
AVON
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Lively, in music
VIVO
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‘Welcome to’ sign abbr.
ELEV
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Florida city
SARASOTA
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‘Why should you expect that of me?’
HOWCANI
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Sound rebound
ECHO
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Battling
ATIT
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Knot again
RETIE
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Thievery
STEALING
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Stir-fry veggie
SNOWPEA
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Picasso, for a while
CUBIST
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Popped up
AROSE
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Tiny fraction of a min.
NSEC
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With no one around
DESOLATED
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Workplace
JOBSITE
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Prefix for culture
AGRI
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Extended family
CLAN
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Vital
KEY
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Thug’s knife
SHIV
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Thumbs-down vote
NAY
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Male friend from Montreal
AMI
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Actor McGregor
EWAN
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Roman tyrant
NERO
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Trident-shaped letters
PSIS
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Fall behind
TRAIL
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Brunch fare
EGGS
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Hawaiian singer
DONHO
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‘That’s it for me!’
IMDONE
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Assemble, as troops
MUSTER
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Home with large grounds
ESTATE
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What Macs run on
IOS
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Some black-clad teens
GOTHS
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Title in Uncle Remus stories
BRER
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Get wet
DAMPEN
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Diner seating
BOOTHS
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Captain’s journal
LOG
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Olay alternative
NIVEA
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Distinctive aroma
ODOR
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Madeline of ‘Blazing Saddles’
KAHN
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Story line
PLOT
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Sentry’s shout
HALT
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Letting up
EASING
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Well-mannered
PROPER
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Chameleon cousin
IGUANA
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Charlatan
FAKER
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Big cat
LION
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HBO rival
SHO
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‘The Sound of Music’ heroine
MARIA
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Overused, as a phrase
TRITE
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Kitchen conveniences
DISPOSALS
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Diving seabird
AUK
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Very little bit
ADAB
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T. __ Price (investment firm)
ROWE
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‘It’s a pity’
ALAS
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Bumper mishap
DENT
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Letter sign-off
ASALWAYS
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Turncoat
RENEGADE
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Swallows up
ENGULFS
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Fizzy drink
SODAPOP
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Part of 79 Across
ALE
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Presided over
CHAIRED
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Road warning
HORN
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‘And how!’
DOI
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House on the Hill
SENATE
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Fast car
RACER
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Stoneworker
MASON
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(In) place (of)
LIEU
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Spanish cheers
OLES
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‘Can that be?’
ISIT
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Actress Elisabeth
SHUE
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Olympian queen
HERA
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Stadium level
TIER
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Praiseful poems
ODES
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Squirrel’s home
NEST
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Former telephone trio
PRS
