NewsDay Crossword November 1 2022 Answers
ACROSS
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__ yet (so far)ASOF
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What a scarf coversNECK
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Waterproof coveringsTARPS
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Number of singers in a quartetFOUR
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Metal in barbellsIRON
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Stage production with sopranosOPERA
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Wine region of ItalyASTI
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‘This is your last chance’NOWORNEVER
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Garden area for thorny flowersROSEBED
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Satchel or pocketbookBAG
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Glide on snowSKI
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Short letterNOTE
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Pecan or cashewNUT
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Start of some three-day weekendsFRIDAY
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Purring pet with stripesTIGERCAT
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Spinning part of a helicopterROTOR
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No longer thereGONE
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Try to persuade (to)URGE
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Unpleasant aromaODOR
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Butcher’s waresMEATS
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Be worthy ofEARN
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__-control (willpower)SELF
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In additionALSO
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Lavished attention (on)DOTED
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Chore agendaTODOLIST
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New staffersHIREES
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Snakelike fishEEL
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‘It disappeared!’ soundPOOF
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Needless fussADO
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‘Give __ break!’MEA
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Organize neatlyARRANGE
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ApproximatelyMOREORLESS
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Be in first placeLEAD
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Large shrimpPRAWN
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St. __ (Tampa neighbor, for short)PETE
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‘Transmit email’ buttonSEND
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Reduced-price eventsSALES
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Salty bodies of watersSEAS
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Feeling tenseEDGY
DOWN
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Remote distance to ‘worship from’AFAR
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Just adequateSOSO
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Ins and __ (important details)OUTS
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Sentry’s questionFRIENDORFOE
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Fourscore and tenNINETY
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Eat away atERODE
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Mammal that moosCOW
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Dresser-drawer handleKNOB
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__-in-cheek (insincere)TONGUE
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Gorilla or chimpAPE
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Races, as an engineREVS
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Nursery school, for shortPREK
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Dress of IndiaSARI
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Mountain chainsRANGES
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Male pigBOAR
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Two-choice test formatTRUEORFALSE
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Icy outdoor coatingFROST
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Wild West showRODEO
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‘__ you so!’ITOLD
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Bread that’s been brownedTOAST
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Look __ (investigate)INTO
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Wooden shipping boxCRATE
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Feel the same wayAGREE
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Is inclined (to)TENDS
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Hairdo-holding productsGELS
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Person sending a letterMAILER
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Fashion designer ChristianDIOR
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Sour fruitsLEMONS
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Carvings on a carouselHORSES
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Spaghetti or ravioliPASTA
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Sound-boosting boxesAMPS
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Explorer of kids’ TVDORA
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Of the mouthORAL
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Swiss peaksALPS
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Have to haveNEED
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Band of outlawsGANG
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Swirling currentEDDY
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Female sheepEWE
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Wide shoe widthEEE