Here are the answers to Newsday.com Crossword puzzles Saturday April 10 2021.
”13” preceder – OCEANS
”O Rei do Futebol” – PELE
Antonym of ”elation” – DOLOR
Became a thing – AROSE
Big name in guitar making – DOBRO
Big name in the Harlem Renaissance – ZORA
Box-set pastime – DOMINOES
Cartesian quote starter – COGITO
Credit Union Administration cousin – FDIC
Cruise companion, once – NICOLE
Cylindrical sweet – ECLAIR
Dark-meat delicacy – SQUAB
Dart propeller – TASER
Dirt collector – MAT
Early spring commemorative meals – SEDERS
Elizabeth’s grandmum – QUEENMARY
Evil invoked – CURSE
Expedient but imperfect – QUICKANDDIRTY
Extended competition – RIVALRY
Fraction of a quarter – MONTH
Fulfilled – MET
Gives things away – BLABS
Go to another party – FLIP
Grammy Album of the Year sharer – ONO
Illumination improvisation – TORCH
Independently – PERSE
Inflight enlightenment – ETA
Intact – ENTIRE
Irreversible? – UNPOETIC
It’s about 250 calories – BTU
Jazzes (up) – SOUPS
Jazzes (up) – AMPS
Jedi ally – EWOK
Jefferson’s predecessor as Virginia governor – HENRYKentucky Dam operator – TVA
More than seem – ARE
Muslim holy city – QOMIRAN
Needle point – ENE
Nickname like Rin – KATEY
Object of a Baylor 13 Down – TCU
One drifting – VAGRANT
One giving things away – TATTLER
One giving things away – RAT
Oral concurrence – IAGREE
Overdone – TOOTOO
Pepper Palace product – HOTSALSA
Persona in many a ’50s film – BEATNIK
Play it by ear – VAMP
Polish relative – CZECH
Pretty well decided – ONICE
Ready to serve – DONE
Seuss’ sticky stuff – OOBLECK
She delivers for you – OBGYN
Smears with ink – LIBELS
Smooth out some rough spots – DEBURR
Statue at the ”Musée de la Révolution française” – MARAT
Take for a ride – CON
They’re paid to strike – PROBOWLERS
Thinnest part of a violin – NECK
Ties up or down – MOORS
Topical application – OINTMENT
Tries to antagonize – BAITS
What a staff is made of – HIRES
What banquet halls dispense with – TEAURNS
What Orwell and Woolf kept – DIARIES
Where Bolt got three golds – RIO
Where oranges were first eaten – ASIA
Zeus in ”Wrath of the Titans” – LIAMNEESON
