Newsday Crossword Clue Answer for March 28, 2024
by Sangeetha M | Updated Mar 28, 2024
Newsday Crossword
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The Taj Mahal, e.g.
TOMB
"The Taj Mahal, e.g." in a a category or classification that the Taj Mahal belongs to. The that fits this is "TOMB." While the Taj Mahal is renowned as an architectural masterpiece and a symbol of love, it is also a mausoleum. Specifically, it was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal, making it a monumental tomb.
Sax range
ALTO
"Sax range" in a hints at a specific type of saxophone known for its range of notes. The saxophone family includes several types, such as soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone. Each type has its own unique range and timbre. The "alto" saxophone is characterized by a mid-range pitch, sitting between the higher soprano saxophone and the lower tenor saxophone.
Scout assemblage
TROOP
"Scout assemblage" in a refers to a group or gathering of scouts. In scouting organizations like the Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts, a troop is a unit consisting of a number of scouts led by adult leaders. Troops engage in various activities such as camping, hiking, community service, and learning valuable skills.
Surroundings
AREA
"Surroundings" in a indicates a term that describes the immediate environment or the space around a particular point. An area refers to a particular region or space, often defined by its boundaries or extent. It can describe a physical location or the expanse of a certain territory.
Person who might come clean
MAID
"Person who might come clean" in a a type of individual who is associated with cleaning or tidying up. A maid is a person, typically a female, employed to perform domestic tasks such as cleaning, cooking, and laundry. The phrase "come clean" often means to confess or reveal the truth about something, and in the context of this clue, it humorously implies that a maid might reveal or confess information while performing cleaning duties. So, the explanation for "Person who might come clean" with the "MAID" would be that a maid is a type of individual who is often associated with cleaning tasks and might figuratively "come clean" while performing their duties.
“Holy cow!”
YOWZA
"Holy cow!" in a puzzle is likely looking for an exclamation or expression of surprise or astonishment. Yowza" is an informal exclamation used to express excitement, surprise, or admiration. While it doesn't directly mean "holy cow," it serves a similar purpose in conveying a sense of amazement or astonishment.
Extended for a while
LENT
"Variety of the violet" in a a specific type or species of flower that is related to the violet plant. A pansy is a type of flowering plant known for its colorful blooms and heart-shaped petals. While not technically a variety of the violet plant (genus Viola), pansies are closely related and share similar characteristics, including their small size and vibrant hues. "PANSY" would be that a pansy is a type of flower that shares characteristics with the violet plant, including colorful blooms and heart-shaped petals.
Concierge’s offering
INFO
"Concierge's offering" in a indicates what a concierge, typically found in hotels or upscale residences, provides to guests or residents. which is short for "information." Concierges are known for offering assistance and guidance to guests, which often includes providing information about local attractions, restaurants, transportation options, and other services available in the area. So, the explanation for "Concierge's offering" with the "INFO" would be that "INFO" refers to the information or guidance provided by a concierge, aiding guests in making the most of their
Variety of the violet
PANSY
"Variety of the violet" in a puzzle indicates a specific type or species of flower that is related to the violet plant. While technically not a variety of the violet plant, pansies are closely related and belong to the same family, Violaceae. Pansies are known for their vibrant colors and distinctive "faces" formed by their petals, resembling a human face. So, the explanation for "Variety of the violet" with the answer "PANSY" would be that although pansies are not exactly a variety of the violet plant, they are closely related flowers known for their colorful blooms and similar appearance to violets.
Hot potato serving
COTTAGEFRIES
"Hot potato serving" that we're looking for a term that describes a type of potato dish that is typically served hot. "COTTAGE FRIES" are a type of potato dish where potatoes are sliced into thick pieces, fried, and seasoned with various spices or herbs. They are often served hot as a side dish or appetizer.
Jazz genre
SALSA
"Jazz genre" that we're looking for a term that describes a style or type of jazz music. However, "SALSA" is not typically considered a jazz genre. Salsa is a style of music and dance that originated in the Caribbean, particularly in Cuba. It combines elements of various genres such as Afro-Cuban rhythms, jazz, and other Latin American styles.
Souped-up clunker
RATROD
"Souped-up clunker" that we're looking for a term that describes a modified or customized old car, typically with a rustic appearance. A "RATROD" is a type of custom car that is deliberately made to look unfinished or rusty, giving it a rugged and vintage appearance. It often involves modifying older vehicles to enhance performance or aesthetics in a unique way.
Luau presentation
LEI
"Luau presentation" in a an item or element commonly associated with Hawaiian culture and traditional gatherings, such as a luau. A lei is a garland or necklace made from flowers, leaves, shells, or other decorative materials. In Hawaiian culture, leis are often presented as a gesture of welcome, affection, or celebration, and they are commonly worn or exchanged during special occasions like luaus.
Operatic offerings
SOLI
"Operatic offerings" that we're looking for a term related to opera performances. In the context of opera, performances often involve various elements, including solo performances, duets, ensemble pieces, and more. In opera, "SOLI" refers to solo performances by a single singer or musician. These solo performances are often a significant part of opera productions, showcasing the talents and abilities of individual performers.
None too pleased
SORE
"None too pleased" in a a phrase or word that describes someone who is unhappy or displeased. When someone is described as "sore," it typically means they are experiencing discomfort, irritation, or dissatisfaction. In this context, "none too pleased" emphasizes that the person is particularly unhappy or displeased about something. So, the explanation for "None too pleased" with the answer "SORE" would be that "sore" describes someone who is feeling unhappy, displeased, or irritated about a particular situation or circumstance.
Bamboo lover
PANDA
"Bamboo lover" in a a creature that has a strong affinity for bamboo, a type of plant. Pandas are large, black-and-white bears native to China. They are well-known for their diet primarily consisting of bamboo. In fact, bamboo makes up about 99% of a panda's diet in the wild. So, the explanation for "Bamboo lover" with the answer "PANDA" would be that pandas are animals known for their love of bamboo, relying heavily on it as their main source of food.
Lace product
MAT
"In the past" in a a term indicating a time that occurred before the present moment. "Ago" is an adverb used to indicate an amount of time that has passed before the current moment. For example, if someone says, "I saw her three days ago," they mean that they saw her three days before the present time.
In the past
AGO
"In the past" in a a term indicating a time that occurred before the present moment. "Ago" is an adverb used to indicate an amount of time that has passed before the current moment. For example, if someone says, "I saw her three days ago," they mean that they saw her three days before the present time.
Hot potato serving
COTTAGEFRIES
"Hot potato serving" in a a type of potato dish that is served hot. Cottage fries are a type of potato dish made by slicing potatoes into thick wedges or chunks and then frying or baking them until they are golden brown and crispy. They are often seasoned with salt, pepper, and other spices for added flavor. So, the explanation for "Hot potato serving" with the "COTTAGE FRIES" would be that cottage fries are a type of potato dish served hot, typically enjoyed as a side dish or snack.
Snacked on
ATE
"Snacked on" that we're looking for a term that describes the action of consuming food, particularly in a casual or light manner. "ATE" is the past tense form of the verb "eat." It describes the action of consuming food, which aligns perfectly with the clue "Snacked on." When someone eats something, they are consuming it as food, which fits the context of snacking. "ATE" is the correct answer as it represents the action of snacking on food.
Storage tank
VAT
"Storage tank" that we're looking for a term that describes a container used for storing liquids or other substances. A "VAT" is a large container or tank used for storing liquids, typically substances such as water, chemicals, or beverages. In various industries, including manufacturing, agriculture, and food processing, vats are commonly used for storage purposes.
Marine’s cry
OORAH
"Marine’s cry" that we're looking for a term that represents a common exclamation or rallying cry associated with Marines, particularly in the United States Marine Corps."OORAH" is a spirited cry or motivational shout commonly used by Marines as a sign of enthusiasm, determination, or solidarity. It's often used in training, drills, or during marches as a way to boost morale and show unity among Marines. Therefore, "OORAH" is the correct answer as it fits the clue "Marine’s cry."
Certain cosmetic
LINER
"Certain cosmetic" that for a specific type of cosmetic product, likely one used for enhancing the appearance of the eyes or lips.A "LINER" typically refers to a cosmetic product, such as eyeliner or lip liner, used to enhance the eyes or lips by defining their shape or adding emphasis. Eyeliner is applied along the lash line to define the eyes, while lip liner is applied around the edges of the lips to define their shape and prevent lipstick from bleeding.
At any time
EVER
"At any time" an indefinite or unrestricted timeframe. The phrase "bring it up" can imply raising a topic or mentioning something. In this context, it could mean mentioning or discussing something without any specific timing constraints.
Make an admission, with “up”
FESS
The phrase "own up to it" fits this meaning perfectly. It means or admitting to something, often used when someone confesses to a mistake or wrongdoing. So the clue "FESS" could be "own up," and the explanation provided fits the context of admitting or confessing to something.
Be obliged to
OWE
"Bring it up" could be interpreted as or mentioning something, and in this , it could refer to the use of a certain cosmetic product, namely eyeliner. So, the answer to the "LINER" could be "bring up," and the explanation provided fits the context of mentioning or a specific cosmetic item.
Hankering
DESIRE
"Hankering" that we're looking for a term that describes a strong longing or craving for something. A "DESIRE" is a strong feeling of wanting or wishing for something. It often implies a longing or craving for something that one finds appealing or satisfying.
Smiles big
BEAMS
When someone "smiles big," they often "beam" with happiness or joy. The word "BEAMS" fits both the clue and the structure.
Hot potato serving
COTTAGEFRIES
"Hot potato serving" indicates a dish involving potatoes served hot. "Cottage fries" are a type of potato dish where the potatoes are sliced and fried, often seasoned with various spices. The phrase "bring it up" suggests mentioning or referring to something, which in this case could mean or identifying the type of potato dish being served hot. "COTTAGEFRIES" could be "bring up," as it aligns with the idea of mentioning or identifying a hot potato serving.
Baghdadi, for instance
IRAQI
"Baghdadi, for instance" in a a description of someone from a particular place or nationality. This refers to a person from Iraq, the country in the Middle East. In this case, "Baghdadi" likely refers to someone from Baghdad, the capital city of Iraq. So, the explanation for "Baghdadi, for instance" with the answer "IRAQI" would be that "Iraqi" describes a person from Iraq, such as someone from Baghdad, the capital city of the country.
Prefix for motion
LOCO
"Prefix for motion" a prefix added to words to indicate movement or motion. "Own up to it" implies taking responsibility or admitting to something, which in this case could mean the prefix used for motion. "LOCO-" is a prefix commonly used to denote motion or place in words like locomotion or locomotive.
Bit of help
HINT
"Bit of help" implies a small assistance or clue provided to aid in solving a problem or. "Own up to it" taking responsibility or admitting to something, which in this case could mean the term used for a small assistance or clue. "HINT" is a term commonly used to describe a subtle or indirect or clue provided to help solve a or problem.
Encore performance
RERUN
"Encore performance" the repetition or re-showing of a previous performance. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean or indicating the term used for repeating a performance. "RERUN" is a term commonly used to describe the re-airing or repetition of a previously broadcasted television show or performance.
Atop
UPON
"Atop" indicates being positioned on the top of something. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean the term used for being on top of something. "UPON" is a word often used to indicate a position of being on or over something else, similar to "atop."UPON" could be "bring up," as it aligns with identifying the term for atop.
Olympian aggressor
ARES
"Olympian aggressor"a deity known for their aggressive and warlike nature in Greek mythology. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean the term used for such a figure. "ARES" is the Greek god of war, often depicted as an aggressive and formidable warrior in Greek mythology.
Be a host
EMCEE
"Be a host" implies the role of hosting an event or function. "Bring it up" mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean the term used for being a host. "EMCEE" is a word often used to describe the host or master of ceremonies at an event or performance.
Boomers’ offspring
GENX
"Boomers' offspring" refers to the generation that followed the baby boomers. "Bring it up" mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean the term used for this generation. "GENX" is a term commonly used to refer to the generation born after the baby boomers and before millennials, often known as Generation X.
__-eyed (gullible)
DEWY
"-Eyed (gullible)" indicates a state of being naive or easily fooled. "Bring it up" suggests mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean the term used to describe such a state. "DEWY" is a word often used to describe someone who is innocent, naive, or gullible, especially in expressions like "dewy-eyed."
Soft rock
TALC
"Soft rock" a type of mineral or substance that is soft in texture. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean the term used for such a substance. "TALC" is a soft mineral often used in powder form for its softness and smoothness, making it suitable for various applications including cosmetics and talcum powder.
Tiered sweets
OREOS
"Tiered sweets" a type of sweet treat that is structured in layers or tiers. "Own up to it" implies taking responsibility or admitting to something, which in this case could mean the term used for such sweets. "OREOS" are a popular type of sandwich cookie consisting of two chocolate wafers with a sweet cream filling in between, often eaten in layers or tiers.
What you keep in mind
MENTALNOTES
"What you keep in mind" something that you remember or mentally note. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean the term used for these mental reminders. "MENTALNOTES" refers to the information or reminders that one mentally retains or remembers.
Fought
BATTLED
"Fought" indicates engaging in combat or struggle. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean the term used for engaging in a fight. "BATTLED" is the past tense form of the word "battle," meaning to engage in a fight or struggle against someone or something.
Granada gal pal
AMIGA
"Granada gal pal" a female friend in the Spanish language, particularly in the region of Granada. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean the term used for such a friend. "AMIGA" is the Spanish word for "friend," often used to refer to a female friend.
Pool partition
LANE
"Pool partition" a division or section within a swimming pool. "Own up to it" implies taking responsibility or admitting to something, which in this case could mean the term used for such a partition. "LANE" is a term commonly used to describe a designated section or partition in a swimming pool where swimmers swim laps.
Squabble
TIFF
"Squabble" refers to a minor or petty argument or disagreement between people. It implies a brief and often heated exchange of words over a trivial matter. TIFF" is a word commonly used to describe a minor or petty argument or dispute. It fits well with the idea of a brief altercation or disagreement, which is often characterized by its relatively trivial nature.
Telltale sign
ODOR
"Telltale sign" refers to a clue or indication that reveals something significant or characteristic. It suggests a clear and recognizable indicator or signal that provides insight into a particular situation or condition."ODOR" is a scent or smell that can be indicative of various things, such as the presence of something specific or a particular condition. In many cases, odors serve as telltale signs, providing clues about the environment, health issues, or other factors.
Highly assertive
TYPEA
"Highly assertive" describes someone who is strongly self-assured, confident, and assertive in their actions and interactions. It suggests a personality type characterized by a dominant and proactive demeanor."TYPEA" refers to a personality type characterized by competitiveness, ambition, and a sense of urgency. People with a Type A personality are often highly assertive and driven individuals who strive for success and achievement.
Gigs for a 67 Across
ROASTS
"Gigs for a 67 Across" indicates the type of events or performances associated with the to clue number 67. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean the term used for such events. "ROASTS" are events where a person, typically a celebrity or public figure, is humorously teased, mocked, or honored by others in a public setting.
Have
OWN
"Have" possession or ownership of something. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean the term used for possessing something. "OWN" is a word often used to describe the act of possessing or having something as one's own.
Milk bottle abbr.
OZS
Milk bottle abbr." indicates an abbreviation commonly used to denote ounces on milk bottles. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean acknowledging the term used for such an abbreviation. "OZS" is an abbreviation for ounces, often used to indicate the quantity or volume of liquid, including milk, on bottles and containers.
Settle obligations
PAY
"Settle obligations" the act of fulfilling financial responsibilities or debts. "Own up to it" implies taking responsibility or admitting to something, which in this case could mean acknowledging the term used for settling obligations. "PAY" is a word commonly used to describe the action of providing money to fulfill a debt or obligation.
Hard cheese
ASIAGO
"Hard cheese" a type of cheese with a firm texture. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean acknowledging the term used for such cheese. "ASIAGO" is a type of Italian cheese known for its firm texture and sharp flavor, often used in cooking or grated over dishes.
March marchers
IRISH
"March marchers" =a group of people associated with marching or participating in a march during the month of March. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean acknowledging the term used for such marchers. "IRISH" refers to people from Ireland, and it's often associated with St. Patrick's Day celebrations in March, where parades and marches are common.
Ancient monarchy
ROMANEMPIRE
"Ancient monarchy" a historical kingdom or empire from antiquity. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean acknowledging the term used for such a monarchy. The "ROMAN EMPIRE" was a vast and powerful ancient empire centered around Rome, known for its system of government led by emperors.
Speak from a soapbox
ORATE
"Speak from a soapbox" suggests delivering a passionate or persuasive speech in a public setting, often associated with expressing strong opinions or advocating for a cause. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean acknowledging the term used for such speaking. "ORATE" is a verb that means to deliver a formal speech, especially in a pompous or bombastic manner, resembling the style of speaking from a soapbox.
Dissuade
DETER
"Dissuade" implies discouraging or preventing someone from taking a particular course of action. which in this case could mean acknowledging the term used for such dissuasion. "DETER" is a verb that means to discourage or prevent someone from doing something by instilling fear or doubt about the consequences.
Movie music
SCORE
"Movie music" the musical accompaniment composed specifically for a film. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean acknowledging the term used for such music. "SCORE" is a term commonly used to refer to the musical composition created for a movie, enhancing its mood, atmosphere, and storytelling.
Maritime apex predators
ORCAS
"Maritime apex predators" refers to the top predators in the ocean ecosystem. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean acknowledging the term used for such predators. "ORCAS" are commonly known as killer whales and are indeed apex predators in many marine environments, preying on a variety of marine animals including fish, seals, and even other whales.
Scottish topography
LOCHS
"Scottish topography" refers to the geographical features of Scotland, particularly its landscape. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean acknowledging the term used for such features. "LOCHS" are one of the distinctive features of Scottish topography, referring to the lakes or bodies of water commonly found throughout Scotland.
Word in an “intentional” metaphor
PAVED
"Word in an 'intentional' metaphor" suggests a word that is part of a metaphor deliberately constructed for a specific purpose. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean acknowledging the term used in such a metaphor. "PAVED" could be a word used in an intentional metaphor, such as "the road to success is paved with hard work." In this metaphor, "paved" suggests that success requires effort and diligence, similar to how a road is constructed with paving materials.
Tequila source
AGAVE
"Tequila source" that we're looking for the plant from which tequila is derived. In this context "AGAVE". Agave plants, particularly the blue agave, are used to produce tequila. The heart of the agave plant, known as the piña, is harvested and processed to extract the juice, which is then fermented and distilled to make tequila.
Isolated from others
SILOED
"Isolated from others" being separated or disconnected from the rest, indicating a state of being alone or detached from a group or community. "SILOED" refers to the act of isolating or segregating information, resources, or individuals within separate groups or departments, often leading to a lack of communication and collaboration.
Free of charge
NOFEE
"Free of charge" indicates something that is provided or offered without requiring payment or fees. It suggests a service or product that can be obtained at no cost. "NOFEE" refers to the absence of a fee or charge, indicating that something is available without cost or payment.
“They tricked me!”
IWASHAD
"They tricked me!" a feeling of being deceived or misled by others. It indicates a situation where someone has been manipulated or fooled into believing something false or untrue "IWASHAD" is a statement expressing past tense of being tricked or deceived, indicating a feeling of being taken advantage of or fooled by others."IWASHAD" is an appropriate answer for this crossword clue, representing a sense of being tricked or deceived.
Close to indelicacy
RISQUE
"Close to indelicacy" being near or bordering on the realm of being indecent or inappropriate. It implies a situation or behavior that is on the verge of crossing the line of acceptability. "RISQUE" describes something that is slightly suggestive or provocative, often in a way that is titillating or bordering on impropriety.
Dusseldorf is on it
RHINE
"Dusseldorf is on it" that the city of Dusseldorf is situated along this geographical feature. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean acknowledging the term used for this geographical feature. The "RHINE" is a major European river that flows through several countries, including Germany, and passes by the city of Dusseldorf.
The Yankees’ home
BRONX
"The Yankees' home" a location associated with the New York Yankees baseball team. "Bring it up" implies mentioning or identifying something, which in this case could mean acknowledging the term used for the team's home. "BRONX" is a borough of New York City and the location of Yankee Stadium, the home ballpark of the New York Yankees.
Physical strength
SINEW
"Physical strength" the capacity or ability of an individual to exert force or power through muscular effort. It indicates a characteristic related to robustness or vigor in terms of physical capabilities. "SINEW" refers to the tendons or muscles that provide strength and power in the human body. It represents the physical aspect of strength and resilience.
Stop up
PLUG
"Stop up" the action of blocking or sealing a hole, opening, or passage to prevent the flow of something. It indicates an activity related to obstruction or closure."PLUG" refers to a device or object used to fill or block an opening, typically to prevent the passage of air, liquid, or other substances. It represents the action of stopping up or sealing something.
Optimistic outlook
HOPE
"Optimistic outlook" leads us to think of a word that embodies positivity and expectation for the future. Similarly, the word "HOPE" fits this description perfectly. Hope is the belief or desire that things will get better, that there are possibilities for improvement or resolution in challenging situations. It's a fundamental aspect of optimism, as it allows individuals to maintain positivity even in difficult circumstances.
B-school subject
ECON
"B-school subject" that we're looking for a subject commonly taught in business schools. In this context, "B-school" likely refers to business school. One of the fundamental subjects taught in business schools is economics, often abbreviated as "ECON." Economics is crucial for understanding how businesses operate within larger economic systems, including concepts such as supply and demand, market dynamics, and financial.
Outlet for crafters
ETSY
"Outlet for crafters" that looking for a platform or marketplace where crafters can sell their handmade or vintage items. In this context, "ETSY" is the answer. Etsy is a well-known e-commerce website that specializes in handmade, vintage, and unique goods. It provides a platform for artisans, crafters, and creators to showcase and sell their handmade items to a wide audience.
Steamed state
IRE
"Steamed state" that for a state of being that implies anger or irritation. In this context, "IRE" fits the description perfectly. "IRE" refers to a state of anger or wrath. When someone is "steamed," it means they are heated or upset, often due to frustration or annoyance.
Overnight acronym
REM
"Overnight acronym" that we're looking for an acronym associated with a phase of sleep that typically occurs during the night. In this context, "REM" is the answer. "REM" stands for Rapid Eye Movement, which is a phase of sleep characterized by rapid movement of the eyes, vivid dreaming, and heightened brain activity. It's a crucial stage of the sleep cycle associated with deep sleep and dreaming.
Smile shape
ARC
"Smile shape" that we're for a word that describes the curved shape often associated with a smile. In this context "ARC" an arc is a curved shape or a segment of a circle. When someone smiles, their lips often form a curved shape resembling an arc.
