Our Newsday Crossword January 4, 2025 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue. The Newsday Crossword is a syndicated crossword that is published across different apps and websites each day. It is one of the “easier” crosswords to work on compared to some of the heavy-hitters like the NYT Crossword.
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Newsday Crossword January 4, 2025 Answers
If you need help solving the Newsday Crossword on 1/4/25, we’ve listed all of the crossword clues below so you can find the answer(s) you need. You can search for the clue and then select the appropriate clue to get the answer. We have done it this way so that if you’re just looking for a handful of clues, you won’t spoil other ones you’re working on!
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| # | Clue |
| 1A | Up now |
| 6A | Best Direction, Best Latin, etc. |
| 10A | Rob Roy, but not Tom Collins |
| 14A | Riot of miscellany |
| 16A | Score number |
| 17A | "Senor Burns" performer on The Simpsons (1995) |
| 18A | Ore crusher |
| 19A | Michener book with a "Bulls" chapter |
| 20A | Bag filler, or have in the bag |
| 21A | "Surrounding" starter |
| 22A | Ultimate |
| 23A | An interim Australian bioregion |
| 25A | What a lifeboat carries |
| 28A | Tempete dans un verre d'__ (fuss about trivialities) |
| 29A | Olympic VIP |
| 30A | PurSteam product |
| 31A | Extremely exciting event |
| 34A | Assemble for a session |
| 35A | Drippings on menus |
| 36A | Essence of much road work |
| 37A | Howl, yowl, growl... |
| 38A | Doritos flavor |
| 41A | "Inventive" name from Old Norse for "elf" |
| 42A | Invented things |
| 43A | Diet denouement |
| 44A | Get smarter |
| 45A | Dessert descriptor |
| 47A | Firmware storage unit |
| 48A | Sounds like |
| 49A | Legal __ |
| 50A | What Steve Ballmer said was not "going to get any significant market share" (2007) |
| 54A | Walker venue |
| 55A | Rubs in |
| 57A | First name of the best-selling American author of the 20th century (as of 1970) |
| 58A | "Scream queen" since the '70s |
| 59A | They're often stored on roofs |
| 60A | Handle with care |
| 61A | Howls, yowls, growls... |
| 1D | Musical starter |
| 2D | "Plebeian protector" paper nickname |
| 3D | Ease off |
| 4D | Particular Portuguese |
| 5D | Blood work |
| 6D | Visibility, in product names |
| 7D | Italy's Microlino EV, e.g. |
| 8D | Drive-By Truckers' music |
| 9D | Heads for drivers |
| 10D | Trial group |
| 11D | Makes a submission admission |
| 12D | "Proven" asset |
| 13D | Sly spouse from the '70s |
| 15D | It's thigh-high |
| 24D | Ciel d'__ (weather prevision) |
| 25D | She "pioneered screen" performance, per TCM |
| 26D | Where the site of Babe Ruth's dad's bar is today |
| 27D | Sistine Chapel artist before Michelangelo |
| 28D | Cambridge's region |
| 31D | Many a hybrid |
| 32D | __ apple |
| 33D | Debater of Biden in 2012 |
| 35D | Name dropped by a Music City Hall of Famer |
| 39D | Part of immunology's MMRV |
| 40D | VW liftbacks |
| 41D | Either of a wedding gown duo |
| 44D | Doesn't stay long |
| 45D | Agatha Christie and Iris Murdoch |
| 46D | Putting great effort |
| 47D | Dove into verse |
| 51D | Pecanlike |
| 52D | Name on the cover of The Pluto Files (2009) |
| 53D | Proves one's peccability |
| 56D | Block's 22-Across |
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