Our Newsday Crossword June 29, 2025 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue. The Newsday Crossword is a syndicated crossword that is published across different apps and websites each day. It is one of the “easier” crosswords to work on compared to some of the heavy-hitters like the NYT Crossword.
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Newsday Crossword June 29, 2025 Answers
If you need help solving the Newsday Crossword on 6/29/25, we’ve listed all of the crossword clues below so you can find the answer(s) you need. You can search for the clue and then select the appropriate clue to get the answer. We have done it this way so that if you’re just looking for a handful of clues, you won’t spoil other ones you’re working on!
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| # | Clue |
| 1A | GPS data |
| 6A | Like two peas in __ |
| 10A | Computer memory measure |
| 14A | Type of lily |
| 19A | Puck's Beverly Hills restaurant |
| 20A | Hockey great Gordie |
| 21A | Luke Skywalker's sister |
| 22A | Toon Great Dane's nickname |
| 23A | Adrien of cosmetics |
| 24A | Clue, part 1 |
| 27A | Watch in disbelief |
| 29A | Sweet'__ (sugar substitute) |
| 30A | Sci-fi weapon |
| 31A | Photo blowup: Abbr. |
| 32A | Share on social media, maybe |
| 35A | Pub mug |
| 37A | Final stage |
| 38A | Any birthstone |
| 40A | __ apso (dog) |
| 41A | French river near WWI battles |
| 42A | Fish eggs |
| 43A | Outdo |
| 45A | Feast on |
| 46A | Pulled from behind |
| 47A | Three more than cuatro |
| 49A | Chase away |
| 51A | Clue, part 2 |
| 53A | "Zip-a-Dee-__-Dah" |
| 54A | NBC series since '75 |
| 55A | Freezing temperatures |
| 56A | Was a passenger on |
| 57A | Suffix for puppet |
| 58A | Tease |
| 60A | "Cross my heart!" |
| 64A | Cocoon dwellers |
| 66A | Uncrewed space probe |
| 69A | Advil competitor |
| 70A | Advance portion of a book |
| 73A | Ink absorber |
| 76A | TV evening news hour |
| 77A | Basic rhyme scheme |
| 78A | Italian male supermodel |
| 80A | "Let me think..." |
| 81A | Parakeet or poodle |
| 82A | Clue, part 3 |
| 86A | High Cub Scout rank |
| 88A | Former Meet the Press moderator Garrick |
| 89A | Up to now |
| 90A | Michelle of the LPGA |
| 91A | Dapper __ (well-dressed guy) |
| 92A | Zero |
| 93A | Spills a secret |
| 94A | Mythical man-goat |
| 96A | Outlawed insecticide |
| 98A | St. Louis winter hrs. |
| 99A | Tasting like some beer |
| 100A | Common athletic knee injury |
| 102A | Keogh plan alternative |
| 104A | __ Laboratory (New Jersey attraction) |
| 106A | Border on |
| 107A | "We'd like you to come along" |
| 109A | Clue, part 4 |
| 114A | USAF noncoms |
| 115A | Have __ for (require) |
| 116A | Pronto, in a memo |
| 117A | Symbols for snoozes |
| 118A | __ fence (undecided) |
| 119A | Mary Shelley's spouse |
| 120A | Tach nos. |
| 121A | Informal "Understand?" |
| 122A | Pigeon perch |
| 1D | Customary practice |
| 2D | Leapt suddenly |
| 3D | Celebrity photographer Robert |
| 4D | African Queen screenwriter |
| 5D | Extreme northern or southern |
| 6D | Sounds of contentment |
| 7D | Mystery story pioneer |
| 8D | What a bird might build in a barn |
| 9D | Rid of bugs, as for a beagle |
| 10D | Squandered |
| 11D | "That's right" |
| 12D | First X or O |
| 13D | Chatterboxes |
| 14D | DC-based broadcaster |
| 15D | Plays a part |
| 16D | Lingered aimlessly |
| 17D | Valentine inscription |
| 18D | Port of Scotland |
| 25D | Tiny circle |
| 26D | Nastase of tennis |
| 28D | __ Aviv |
| 33D | Jeff Goldblum horror film |
| 34D | WWII British airmen's support group |
| 35D | Perceived to be |
| 36D | Versailles "very" |
| 39D | Cow complaint |
| 41D | Poetic daybreak |
| 44D | Guy as a prime example |
| 46D | Tolkien's first middle-earth novel |
| 47D | Pitched horizontally |
| 48D | Best possible |
| 49D | French sister |
| 50D | Yoko __ |
| 51D | Prefix meaning "rock" |
| 52D | "What's the procedure?" |
| 53D | Captain Sparrow portrayer |
| 55D | Even score |
| 59D | Cambodia's Angkor __ temple |
| 60D | Addams hairy cousin |
| 61D | Answering |
| 62D | Climbing vines |
| 63D | Typed phone message |
| 65D | Take __ from (emulate) |
| 67D | Thin Slavic pancake |
| 68D | New pedometer reading |
| 71D | Novelist Fleming |
| 72D | Shaq's frequent annual attainment |
| 74D | Give __ (stare) |
| 75D | Diplomatic bldg. |
| 78D | Air show overhead flight |
| 79D | Votes in favor |
| 82D | Old-school wear for disruptive students |
| 83D | "Finished" |
| 84D | Exceptional athlete |
| 85D | Would-be atty.'s exam |
| 86D | Olympic skater Katarina |
| 87D | Young fellow |
| 90D | Johann Strauss specialties |
| 93D | Ruination |
| 94D | Disreputable, informally |
| 95D | Rule opposed by Gandhi |
| 97D | Realities, in the Declaration |
| 99D | No longer edible, as bread |
| 100D | __ Dhabi (Mideast capital) |
| 101D | Copter's spinner |
| 103D | Desirable quality |
| 105D | Architectural detail |
| 106D | Intros to entrees |
| 108D | "Money __ object" |
| 110D | Clairvoyant's claim |
| 111D | River blocker |
| 112D | ...Mockingbird novelist |
| 113D | Nationality suffix |
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06/29/2025-What are the hidden diagonal words? SELF DESCRIPTIVE PHRASE HIDDEN DIAGONALLY IN COMPLETED PUZZLE. I found “upper right” but that doesn’t seem complete?
The phrase was “UPPER LEFT TO LOWER RIGHT” which is found starting from the top let of the grid to the bottom right.
The Newsday 6/29/25 crossword had clues part 1 through 4 — self descriptive phrase hidden diagonally in completed puzzle. What is the phrase? I cannot find it. Thank you.
The phrase was “UPPER LEFT TO LOWER RIGHT” which is found starting from the top let of the grid to the bottom right.