Newsday Crossword July 20, 2026 Answers
By Sally R. Stein · Edited by Stan Newman
Every answer for the Newsday Crossword from July 20, 2026, organized by Across and Down. Tap any clue for its answer and past appearances.
Across
One-on-one teacher5 Vehicle on snow4 Arrange for in advance4 Cooktop range5 Piece of plumbing4 Actor's job4 Summoned with a beeper5 Leave off a list4 "What's __ for me!?"4 Competition with Thoroughbreds9 Letters symbolizing sleep4 Have a meal3 Back of a ship5 Police vehicle, informally6 __ order (needing repair)5 "We're in trouble now"4 Open-handed hit4 Name of a book or film5 Makes angry5 Soldier show group: Abbr.3 White marsh bird5 Helpful upward push5 Orange's covering4 Color variations4 Bags for potatoes5 Type of blood vessel6 Cuban ballroom dance5 Nest egg acronym3 Federal disaster aid unit: Abbr.4 Competition with sprinters9 Revise for publication4 Crunchy Mexican food4 __ out (reaches a peak)5 Hockey puck shape4 Baker's appliance4 Important happening5 Wide belt4 Loch __ monster4 Students' work stations5Down
Small amt. of sugar3 Great Salt Lake state4 Takeout meal order4 Located above4 Water parted in Exodus6 Soccer or skiing5 Capital of Peru4 Long heroic tale4 Dislike very much6 Competition with boxers10 Solitary-type person5 From another planet5 Earns after taxes4 Organs for hearing4 Carryall bag4 Sidewalk's edge4 Cleveland's state4 Game played on ponies4 Competition with kings and rooks10 Desert spot with water5 "Once __ a time..."4 Wait in hiding4 Factually correct4 Rude glance4 Website for crafts4 Wild guess4 Not illuminated4 T-shirt fabric6 Smashed into6 Social __ (Instagram, Facebook etc.)5 Out of whack5 Clickable phone images5 Government agents, for short4 Four-star review4 Top poker pair4 Roof overhang4 Former spouses4 Run of about 11,000 yards, for short4 Roads that may cross avenues: Abbr.3Frequently Asked Questions
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