Newsday Crossword March 14 2026 Answers

Saturday puzzle · 64 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all 64 clues from the Newsday Crossword for March 14 2026. Stuck on one? Click the clue to reveal its verified answer, plus every other answer that clue has had across every publisher in our database.

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Was lost in thought5 DownReveal answer → Present your credentials, say5 DownReveal answer → Offer no resistance8 DownReveal answer → Oral approval7 DownReveal answer → Chill6 DownReveal answer → Block blockbuster since the '80s6 DownReveal answer → Shortens, in addresses6 DownReveal answer → Dart-throwing device5 DownReveal answer → No-win situation4 DownReveal answer → Conclusion beginning4 DownReveal answer → __ candy3 DownReveal answer → Paw part3 DownReveal answer → Lt. col. peer3 DownReveal answer → Gray matter3 DownReveal answer → Picture's p.s.6 DownReveal answer → Ballpark figure6 DownReveal answer → Ultimate3 DownReveal answer → "Micro" discovery that won a 2024 Nobel Prize3 DownReveal answer → Pittance that's its own plural3 DownReveal answer → Field day5 DownReveal answer → Puffy coat4 DownReveal answer → Residents' regulator3 DownReveal answer → Bond orders8 DownReveal answer → Fellows of creativity7 DownReveal answer → Kin to grasses and rushes6 DownReveal answer → "May the gods avert this __": Cicero4 DownReveal answer → Get scammed11 DownReveal answer → In the clear11 DownReveal answer → What Churchill said saved more English lives "than all the doctors"11 DownReveal answer → Big shots, from surfing slang7 DownReveal answer → Subject of a Liverpool statue dedicated to "all the lonely people"5 DownReveal answer → Down the road7 DownReveal answer → Jam session participants5 DownReveal answer →

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This page lists every clue from the Newsday crossword published on Saturday, March 14, 2026. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing and live on each clue's own page, so you only see the solutions you ask for. If a clue looks familiar, open it — the same wording often runs in other puzzles with a different answer, and the clue page shows every version we have on record.