Our Newsday Crossword September 26, 2026 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 September 26, 2026 Answers
If you need help solving the Newsday Crossword on 9/26/26, 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 |
Lowercase y resembler |
| 6A |
Blue state |
| 9A |
Start using |
| 14A |
One-author first name on books in nine Dewey Decimal categories (1950-1992) |
| 15A |
Dry __ |
| 16A |
High-class hideaway |
| 17A |
Far from innovative |
| 18A |
Ski and slalom's origin |
| 20A |
Tony's close relative |
| 21A |
Common concavity |
| 22A |
Mountain climber |
| 23A |
Data smoothers |
| 25A |
Skillful |
| 27A |
Cellphone part |
| 28A |
Pulled (down) |
| 29A |
Certain puzzle-solving contestant |
| 30A |
Comparatively cagey |
| 31A |
Small wonder of myth |
| 34A |
Limited less than nothing |
| 35A |
The Quadricycle was an early one |
| 37A |
Short-notice flight |
| 38A |
Experimental |
| 40A |
Pop group |
| 42A |
"I think, therefore __" ('90s hardware slogan) |
| 43A |
Daily's text + images + graphics |
| 48A |
Pulled in |
| 49A |
Stadium staple |
| 50A |
Piece of cottage pie |
| 51A |
As You Wish memoirist/actor |
| 52A |
First school to send a networked email (1969) |
| 53A |
Permanently altered state |
| 55A |
Canaries' keeper |
| 56A |
Rope feature favored by rock climbers |
| 57A |
One of Israelites, in two ways |
| 58A |
Ration |
| 59A |
Brand of sports tapes |
| 60A |
Pop-punk overlaps it |
| 61A |
Flings, these days |
| 1D |
Fairy tale staples |
| 2D |
Long |
| 3D |
King, birthwise |
| 4D |
What many temples are |
| 5D |
Dieter's complaint |
| 6D |
"Chicago of the North" |
| 7D |
Hunt's dad on Mad About You |
| 8D |
Comparatively chilling |
| 9D |
Senate salutation |
| 10D |
Start, as supper |
| 11D |
Toon with a niece Deezil |
| 12D |
Tot spot |
| 13D |
The Chinese Siamese Cat author |
| 19D |
__ Bank |
| 21D |
Admiration exclamation |
| 24D |
Word from the Latin for "subdue" |
| 26D |
Denote |
| 30D |
He's known for his lists |
| 31D |
Way cool |
| 32D |
#2 in South American population |
| 33D |
Cyberfeud |
| 35D |
Bard's "I love your Majesty" speaker |
| 36D |
Certain horns |
| 39D |
Setting for Easter, Christmas and Pentecost |
| 40D |
Indoor runway |
| 41D |
Minor misgiving |
| 43D |
Only artist with #1 singles in six straight decades |
| 44D |
"The supreme master," per Christie |
| 45D |
Setting |
| 46D |
'70s defense secretary before Melvin |
| 47D |
They're not on the level |
| 53D |
Owner of the first musical trademark (G, E, C, 1950) |
| 54D |
More-or-less |
| 55D |
Such as |
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