Newsday Crossword September 14, 2026 Answers
By Doug Peterson · Edited by Stan Newman
Every answer for the Newsday Crossword from September 14, 2026, organized by Across and Down. Tap any clue for its answer and past appearances.
Across
Any Hollywood headliner4 Ships like Noah's4 Give a reprimand to5 Sit to be photographed4 __ With the Wind4 Be unable to decide5 Shortest-name Great Lake4 Hotel booking4 Prophetic signs5 Small sticks swirled in hot drinks14 Doc who treats dogs3 Wedding vow words3 Back parts of superheroes' costumes5 Skillets and woks4 Fruity toast spread3 Four-door car5 Misfortunes4 Not bright, as colors4 Single-use forks and spoons15 Swiss mountains4 Salesperson's sample, for short4 Spots of land in the sea5 Two-year-old kid3 Little boys4 Flagmaker Ross5 Ooh and __3 Tic-__-toe3 Drink holders made of paper14 Eiffel Tower's city5 Fabric from sheep4 Sitting upon4 Wear away5 Actress Hathaway or author Rice4 Bundle of hay4 Heredity carriers5 Be introduced to4 TV comedy or drama4Down
Design detail, for short4 Spanish bull4 "Dream on!"4 Coral formation4 Feels the same way6 Henhouse perch5 Tie the __ (get married)4 "Half" prefix for final4 Fencing weapons6 Brief film appearance5 Turn __ a new leaf4 Glass in binoculars4 Physicians: Abbr.3 Major happening5 Remove soap from5 Violin's larger relative5 Change with the times5 Quarterback's throw4 Purple fruits5 Vocal range above tenor4 Buildings with cells5 Bowling lane5 Untidiness to clean up4 Minor argument4 On the rocks, as tea4 Subtle "Hey, you!"4 State famous for potatoes5 Nephew's sister5 Runs out, as a subscription6 Performance in tutus6 "All kidding __..."5 "Lettered" type of steak5 Act boldly4 Metal that rusts4 Exercised in a pool4 Highest-rated4 Taxis4 State with the Great Salt Lake4 Sport played on ponies4 Gush forth4 Wooden pin3Frequently Asked Questions
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