Newsday Crossword Clue Answers October 27, 2018

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NewsDay Crossword Answers, Saturday, October 27, 2018

Goals for candidates

Operatic mishap

Counter

California Perfume Company, today

Hammer home

Focus of early genetics experiments

For worst cases

Pitch

Digs in the dirt

Dispatcher to many distress calls

Ward (off)

Deals with

Pension plan accumulation

Theater art since the 1400s

Implement used for cave-painting

__ engineer (hydrodynamics specialist)

Security guard at a dock

Spanish word for ”weights”

Take back, for short

Kosher

Attraction at St. Peter’s

Secessionist, for short

Best-seller

Facility owned by Massport

Aural-but-unspoken ”Hey!”

Pro whom Canadians call ”Chartered”

In distress no longer

Always near a beach?

Fighting words

Plane measurement

”…__ as hard as lips can make it”: Keats

Second to Elton in Adult Contemporary Top Ten songs

__ Indian

Restive

Where much Moscato is made

Fixes, or needs fixing

Speed-skating venue

It may hold many paper cups

Certain Marine Corps school graduate

Smartphone essential

Pair for a basketball game

Brewer’s building

Many Nicholson portrayals

Cuisine with much cabbage

First ”Star Trek: Voyager” airer

Written regrets

Big __

Agency concerned with noise exposure

Burden for servers

It’s about 20 minutes from Düsseldorf Airport by train

Ichabod Crane in ”Sleepy Hollow”

Fan’s possible vantage point

Horse: fetlock :: human : __

Like some waffles

Likely to benefit from restructuring

Meant for children

Stakeout evidence

Exasperating roommates

Alternative nickname for Tony

Presentation to valet parking

They covered the Senate long before C-SPAN

Achieve perfection

It’s served in Elvis’ ”Blue Hawaii”

Onetime general-aviation ”Big Three” member

Fight desperately

”Patriarche,” often

Extraordinary

No-longer-used auxiliary

Polish, perhaps

Slimmed-down version of prepared food

Wasn’t playing

What one might hang in the street