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Below are NewsDay March 14, 2020 Crossword Answers. We have changed the way we posting answers and solutions for clues; instead of opening them in a new page we are revealing answers and solutions in the same page. This is the simplest way for you to find the answers. As you see in the left side are crossword clues and in the right side are crossword answers.
Author: Brad Wilber, edited by Stanley Newman
Across
| Brains and brawn | ASSETS |
| With 4 Down, transparent swimmer | GLASS |
| Pathway on old sailing ships | ROPEWALK |
| Smith booster | ALUMNA |
| Fashion effect aka ”manscara” | GUYLINER |
| Cofounding Jesuit | XAVIER |
| Lay an egg | ERR |
| No longer in force | NEGATED |
| Video gamer’s frustration | LAG |
| DoD enforcement group | NCIS |
| Bad marriage prospects in Austen novels | RAKES |
| Potent ”nihonshu” | SAKE |
| Che in ”Evita” | TENOR |
| Nautical shelter | LEE |
| World leader with a judo DVD | PUTIN |
| Add flamboyance to, with ”up” | GLAM |
| Boon of consumption | NUTRIENT |
| Many an outboard | VSIX |
| ”A nightingale who sits in darkness,” per Shelley | POET |
| Credit card reader display | ACCEPTED |
| Really fly | ZOOM |
| Antonym of ”earnestness” | IRONY |
| Mailed regrets | NOS |
| Many a paperweight | PRISM |
| Extended broadside | RANT |
| Word from Middle French for ”wave” | VOGUE |
| Turn that sounds like a lot | SLUE |
| First airer of ”The Office” | BBC |
| ”Don’t argue!” | IINSIST |
| Means to exoneration, maybe | DNA |
| Uncombined | APIECE |
| Verdict of disapproval | ITSAMESS |
| ”Hold your horses!” | GOSLOW |
| Cutlery carrier | TEATOWEL |
| Collectible vessel | STEIN |
| Creatively turbulent | YEASTY |
Down
| French euros | ARGENT |
| Font | SOURCE |
| It’s busted in Hitchcock’s ”Topaz” | SPYRING |
| See 7 Across | EEL |
| Apollo, for instance | TWIN |
| Less harried | SANER |
| Extra content | GLAD |
| Candy heart sentiment | LUV |
| Question asked breathlessly, perhaps | AMILATE |
| Crash, in a way | SNEAKIN |
| Boston Public Library muralist | SARGENT |
| Sanctioned | LEGAL |
| Sea terror of Norse legend | KRAKEN |
| Dumps | AXES |
| Begin a course | TEEUP |
| Financially OK | SOLVENT |
| 108 ”Odyssey” fellows | SUITORS |
| Far from honeyed | RASPY |
| Med-tech specialty | PREOP |
| School with a sci-fi society | MIT |
| A __ | TOZ |
| Element in strobe lights | XENON |
| Olds was the first to offer them to the public (1972) | AIRBAGS |
| Chesapeake bait | CRABPOT |
| Tight | CONCISE |
| Loafs | DOGSIT |
| Discolors, as fabrics | MILDEWS |
| What a prelude often precedes | SUITE |
| Address for L.A.’s Laugh Factory | SUNSET |
| Trifling | MEASLY |
| It may be commanding | VIEW |
| Take a stab at | ESSAY |
| Wastebasket, for instance | ICON |
| Sugar baron/art collector/philanthropist | TATE |
| Fellow from Wheeling | ELI |
| Onetime North Island herbivore | MOA |