Our Newsday Crossword November 9, 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 November 9, 2025 Answers
If you need help solving the Newsday Crossword on 11/9/25, 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 |
Grand Prix competitor |
| 6A |
River delta sediment |
| 10A |
Dallas hoopsters, for short |
| 14A |
Oreo middle |
| 19A |
Leave no trace of |
| 20A |
Dayton's state |
| 21A |
Sales advisory |
| 22A |
More scarce |
| 23A |
TV on a sports-bar WALL |
| 25A |
First "bottles of beer on the WALL" count |
| 27A |
Junior, to Dad |
| 28A |
Casual farewell |
| 29A |
WWII turning point |
| 30A |
Walks a trail |
| 31A |
Much greater in number |
| 34A |
SNL cocreator Michaels |
| 36A |
Shoe cushion |
| 41A |
Gems from Australia |
| 43A |
VIP |
| 47A |
Spark, as curiosity |
| 48A |
Whom Reagan told to "tear down this WALL" |
| 50A |
Colorful story |
| 51A |
Honda's upscale make |
| 52A |
Cartoonist Larson |
| 53A |
Stood up |
| 54A |
Born, in bios |
| 55A |
Reggae relative |
| 56A |
Socially polished |
| 58A |
Slaloming spots |
| 60A |
Get dressed in |
| 61A |
Come to terms |
| 63A |
Gas or elec. company |
| 64A |
Leather-punching tools |
| 65A |
Worker welfare agcy. |
| 67A |
American Immigrant WALL of Honor site |
| 72A |
Mice, to owls |
| 73A |
It's true |
| 74A |
Euro fraction |
| 75A |
Taiwan's capital |
| 77A |
Insurance ad character |
| 78A |
Most lenient |
| 81A |
Bring out dinner |
| 82A |
Little kid |
| 85A |
Promise-to-pay note |
| 86A |
Grows up |
| 87A |
Do a vet's job |
| 88A |
Large family |
| 90A |
Thick string |
| 92A |
Western WALL city |
| 95A |
Talk nonstop |
| 96A |
Begin, as an enterprise |
| 98A |
Evita surname |
| 99A |
Ran leisurely |
| 100A |
Battery measures |
| 102A |
Transparent overlay |
| 105A |
Garden hose holder |
| 107A |
Bldg.'s rental units |
| 109A |
Gown designer Wang |
| 111A |
1,000 grand |
| 114A |
WALL Street upsurge |
| 116A |
What Frost's "Mending WALL" was composed in |
| 119A |
Formal proposal starter |
| 120A |
Bout-starting signal |
| 121A |
Top-shelf |
| 122A |
In the red |
| 123A |
Acknowledged applause |
| 124A |
"OK, got it!" |
| 125A |
Nickname like Liz |
| 126A |
Homes in trees |
| 1D |
Sports judges |
| 2D |
Singer Guthrie |
| 3D |
Sonny Corleone portrayer |
| 4D |
Inexact no. |
| 5D |
Sit for a bit |
| 6D |
In a way, informally |
| 7D |
"Rumor has it..." |
| 8D |
__ low (stay hidden) |
| 9D |
Cargo measure |
| 10D |
South African Peace Nobelist |
| 11D |
What's east of Europe |
| 12D |
LPs, essentially |
| 13D |
U-turn from NNW |
| 14D |
In tears |
| 15D |
Most flagrant |
| 16D |
Keystone State city |
| 17D |
Clothing department |
| 18D |
Bard's "before" |
| 24D |
Street eatery |
| 26D |
Flourishes |
| 29D |
Dull-colored |
| 32D |
Oscar actress Julianne |
| 33D |
Nashville show, for short |
| 35D |
Santa-like |
| 36D |
Brewpub orders |
| 37D |
Santa soubriquet |
| 38D |
Four-WALL sports venue |
| 39D |
"...that __ flag was still there" |
| 40D |
Most insignificant |
| 42D |
Piece of parchment |
| 44D |
Omen "on the WALL" |
| 45D |
World Cup chant |
| 46D |
Itty-bitty |
| 48D |
Auctioneer's holding |
| 49D |
Bounce with a pogo stick |
| 52D |
Brazenness |
| 57D |
Salt Lake City collegian |
| 58D |
Work shift |
| 59D |
Enumerate |
| 62D |
Erode |
| 63D |
Doesn't waste |
| 64D |
Monkey cousin |
| 65D |
Workplace |
| 66D |
Western set |
| 68D |
Freezes over |
| 69D |
Starting lineup |
| 70D |
__ a soul (no one) |
| 71D |
Subsidiary, for short |
| 76D |
"Stone" prefix |
| 78D |
City near San Diego |
| 79D |
Sales rep |
| 80D |
Boomer's child |
| 81D |
Paid out |
| 83D |
Slender woodwind |
| 84D |
Baby-sit |
| 87D |
Plum family fruit |
| 89D |
Floor decor |
| 91D |
Delegate to another |
| 93D |
Space Needle city |
| 94D |
Javelin trajectories |
| 97D |
Shared lodgings (with) |
| 99D |
Quick pull |
| 101D |
"For goodness __!" |
| 103D |
Sailor's "Stop!" |
| 104D |
Final Commandment |
| 105D |
Japanese national sport |
| 106D |
Snow clearer |
| 108D |
Brazilian soccer great |
| 110D |
Stratford's river |
| 111D |
3-D scans |
| 112D |
"That __ fair" |
| 113D |
Tripod's trio |
| 114D |
Highchair wear |
| 115D |
Slugger's stat |
| 116D |
Consumer protection org. |
| 117D |
...Mockingbird novelist |
| 118D |
Flock female |
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