Here are the answers to Newsday.com Crossword puzzles Monday April 12 2021.
”So long!” – TATA
”Welcome” rug – MAT
”You’re it!” kids’ game – TAG
2,000-pound measures – TONS
Apex – ACME
Assist – AID
At the apex of – ATOP
Auto wheel – TIRE
Basic unit of heredity – GENE
Biological duplicate – CLONE
Blacken on a barbecue – CHAR
Book of maps – ATLAS
Bothers repeatedly – NAGS
Bounce back, as a sound – ECHO
Building to store tools – SHED
Bus passengers – RIDERS
Cable service ”save for later” devices: Abbr – DVRS
Carryall bag – TOTE
Clothes-pressing appliance – IRON
Clumsy person – CLOD
Covered with asphalt – PAVED
Crunchy Mexican food – TACO
Don’t stop at – PASSBY
Doorbell sound – RING
Easier said __ done – THAN
Evil spirit – DEMON
Extremely long times – EONS
Farmland measure – ACRE
Fence’s entryway – GATE
Fishing rod’s spool – REEL
Frightened – AFRAID
Give off, as light – EMIT
Grass bought in rolls – SOD
Grumpy mood – SNIT
Guy writing commercials – ADMAN
Icy windshield coating – FROST
Immense – LARGE
Insurance seller – AGENT
Kids’ winter glider – SLED
Makes a request – ASKS
Math proportion – RATIO
Misplace – LOSE
Motion picture – MOVIE
Nevada city – RENO
Newly invigorated – REBORN
Not keeping out gusts – DRAFTY
Not safe to do – RISKY
Operatic solo – ARIA
Paper around a soup can – LABEL
Parakeet sound – CHIRP
Personal motto – CREDO
Physician, for short – DOC
Pigpen – STY
Pizzeria appliance – OVEN
S&L’s outdoor device – ATM
Salt Lake’s state – UTAH
San Antonio historic landmark – ALAMO
Shades of color – TONES
Shoestring – LACE
Snake poison – VENOM
Snatch quickly – GRAB
Speed contest – RACE
Strong packaging string – TWINE
Take care of – SEETO
Tell a fib – LIE
Three-wheeler, for short – TRIKE
Uncomplicate – EASE
Vampire novelist Rice – ANNE
Walking __ (very happy) – ONAIR
Went rapidly – SPED
West Point students – CADETS
Wheat or corn – CROP
White, baked sweets – ANGELFOODCAKES
White, fried sweets – POWDEREDDONUTS
White, frozen sweet – VANILLAICECREAM
Without assistance – ALONE
__ boom (jet sound) – SONIC
__ stick (jumping toy) – POGO
