NewsDay Crossword March 5 2023 Answers
ACROSS
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Golf-card figures
PARS
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Don’t play fair
CHEAT
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Fender flaws
DENTS
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Ones walking, for short
PEDS
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Russia’s __ Mountains
URAL
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Oscar actress Berry
HALLE
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Reader’s download
EBOOK
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Beauty bar additive
ALOE
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Antibiotic (1928)
PENICILLIN
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Stationery stick-on (1968)
POSTITNOTE
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Ill will
ANIMUS
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Icy confections
SNOCONES
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Hiked, as prices
UPPED
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Sprinters’ assignments
LANES
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Cupid alias
EROS
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Stadium decks
TIERS
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Collaborative group
TEAM
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Snifter part
STEM
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Oscar actress Penlope
CRUZ
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Off-road ride, for short
ATV
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Predatory dolphin
ORCA
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An Obama daughter
SASHA
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Fanaticism
ZEAL
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Diagnostic device (1895)
XRAYMACHINE
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Potent potable (c. 1690)
CHAMPAGNE
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Make less stressful
EASE
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Carpentry joint part
TENON
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Stand for a conference room
EASEL
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Nat __ (cable channel)
GEO
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Makeup mishaps
SMEARS
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No longer in bed
RISEN
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Flat-topped land
MESA
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Have title to
OWN
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What patches cover
RIPS
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Meek
TIMID
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Comic actor Rogen
SETH
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Fellow
MAN
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Julius Caesar conquest
GAUL
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Makes angry
RILES
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Add herbs to
SEASON
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Lawyers’ org.
ABA
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Spinning slowly, as a fan
ONLOW
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Make blissful
ELATE
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Anecdotal tales
LORE
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Strong adhesive (1942)
SUPERGLUE
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Windshield material (1903)
SAFETYGLASS
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Go nowhere
STAY
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Leave undisturbed
LETBE
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Where the Gobi is
ASIA
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Stew holder
POT
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Blissful place
EDEN
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Lengthy story
SAGA
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‘Coal Miner’s Daughter’ singer
LYNN
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From now on
HENCE
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Train track
RAIL
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Pulitzer Prize category
DRAMA
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Standoffish
ALOOF
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Advice from a dietitian
MEALPREP
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Color variations
SHADES
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Bouncy toy (1940s)
SILLYPUTTY
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How all the theme answers were invented or discovered
BYACCIDENT
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Bart’s bus driver
OTTO
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San Antonio landmark
ALAMO
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In between ports
ATSEA
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‘Add to that . . .’
ALSO
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__-do-well
NEER
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Gourd family fruit
MELON
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Climb aboard
GETON
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Bringing up the __ (in last place)
REAR
DOWN
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Insect stage after larval
PUPAL
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Boxing match venue
ARENA
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Nabbed
RANIN
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‘Ghostbusters’ goo
SLIME
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Frat letters
CHIS
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Shakespearean prince
HAL
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Right-angle shapes
ELLS
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Get __ on (learn about)
ALINE
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Choral contingent
TENORS
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Overthrows
DEPOSES
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Black, to poets
EBON
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Airplane’s front
NOSE
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Whom sitters sit
TOTS
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Glide on snow
SKI
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Deep-dish dinner
PANPIZZA
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Wed on the run
ELOPE
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Overindulgent one
DOTER
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Food for birds
SEEDS
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Standard practice
CUSTOM
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Ballet attire
TUTU
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Foldaway furniture
COT
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Eventful period
ERA
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Bank statement no.
ACCT
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HBO talk show host
MAHER
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Chef’s spice
MACE
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Action film scenes
CHASES
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‘Ten Commandments’ pharaoh
RAMESES
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Logging-camp gear
AXES
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Airport shuttle
TRAM
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Bouquet holder
VASE
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False front
SHAM
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Frozen waffle brand
EGGO
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For a second time
ANEW
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Juan Ponce de __
LEON
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Century fraction
YEAR
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‘What’s the harm __?’
INIT
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Respectful refusal
NOSIR
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Combatants
ENEMIES
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Dish for dinner
PLATE
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Strictness
RIGOR
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Bit of glitter
SPANGLE
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Toddler’s ice cream term
NILLA
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Moody
SULLEN
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Refusing to listen
DEAF
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Concert venue
HALL
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On a grand scale
MASS
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Share a border with
ABUT
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Western wine region
NAPA
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Awkward one
LOUT
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Make off with
STEAL
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Lather producer
SOAP
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Estimate follower
ORSO
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Home on a branch
NEST
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Haunted-house dcor
WEBS
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Handicrafts website
ETSY
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Driver’s license datum
EYECOLOR
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Yang’s counterpart
YIN
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‘The Father of India’
GANDHI
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Toward the start
EARLYON
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Refuse to obey
DEFY
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Empty space
GAP
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Auto inflatable
AIRBAG
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Wears
HASON
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Select group
ELITE
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Nick of films
NOLTE
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Philippine island
LEYTE
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Speeder detector
RADAR
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London-born singing star
ADELE
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Smart society
MENSA
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Fur-trading tycoon
ASTOR
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West Point mascot
MULE
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Footnote notation
ETAL
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Prefix like aer-
ATMO
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Time gone by
PAST
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Read rapidly
SCAN
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Country singer Tillis
PAM
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Big boss, for short
CEO
