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Saturday, September 12, 2020

Newsday.com Crossword Answers - Sep 12 2020

Today's crossword solution for the Newsday.com Crossword Answers - Sep 12 2020. The Newsday.com Crosswords are very hard some times, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
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Across

CluesAnswers
"Downton Abbey" roleSERVANT
"Impressive!"NICEONE
"Something's coming" signOMEN
"To-be-soon" enderELECT
'40s "girl with a Star-Spangled heart"WAC
16-hour flight from LAXMEL
18th chapter of a fratSIGMA
58 Across denialNOSIR
A Pharaonic capitalGIZA
Alternative to ToniNIA
Animal float or wind-up boatPOOLTOY
Apt rhyme for "ad hoc"BLOC
Bit of Wilde witEPIGRAM
Brit who coined "chortle"CARROLL
Calzone's conic kinSAMOSA
Capital on the East Bank PlateauAMMAN
Certain ER ordersCCS
Complied withMET
Cupid colleagueBLITZEN
Disidentify digitallyUNTAG
Eight-hour flight from Los AngelesTAHITI
Flip quipJAPE
Foldable quartersTENT
Go "Grr!" toSNARLAT
He split from Stalin around '48TITO
Italian erupterSTROMBOLI
Jam by-productsTOOTS
Kid-lit protector of the tinyHORTON
Lewis and Clark Trail settingMONTANA
LG introduction of 2011SMARTTV
Low levelBOTTOM
Make __ (emulate Estée, in a way)SCENTS
Many furniture-ad photosDENS

Down

CluesAnswers
Middle __AGES
Multiscreen routineTELEMEETING
Nested neighborhoodENCLAVE
Nine-time debater, 2015-16JEBBUSH
Nonoral analgesicBALM
Notes with a Manitoban museumTENS
Novel designationISBN
Overcook or undercookMISTIME
Particle detector eponymGEIGER
Paul Allen's "self-titled" memoirIDEAMAN
Penn State campusALTOONA
Place for a pilotSTOVE
Poor excuseIFORGOT
President on a Currier & Ives posterHAYES
Projecting partsLIMBS
Quick intakesGASPS
Resonator for a jug-band bassWASHTUB
Return optionEFILE
Sandbags in the skyBALLAST
Second Estate, in old FranceARISTOCRATS
She's into table napkinsLENA
Snow whiteALABASTER
Something to smearGOOP
SpruceNEATASAPIN
The bossINCONTROL
They're nonnegotiableDEMANDS
Tobacco plant genus (unsurprisingly)NICOTIANA
Tongue-lashedUNLOADEDON
What some '60s Ferraris were calledGTO
Where "GWTW" premieredATLANTA
Where King's Scholars studyETON
Wife on the cover of "Married to Laughter"MEARA
Young "señorita"CHICA

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