As the weekend approaches, I can’t help but think about one of my favorite pastimes: crossword puzzles. And, luckily for me, I happened to stumble upon a treasure trove of printable Newsday Sunday crossword puzzles. With so many options to choose from, I couldn’t help but spend hours diving into each and every one.
Newsday Crossword Sunday for Jan 21, 2018, by Stanley Newman
If you’re a fan of themed puzzles, then you won’t be disappointed with this one. This crossword has a “Lost in Translation” theme, where phrases are scrambled and must be unscrambled to fit the grid. It may be a bit challenging, but it’s definitely worth the effort!
Newsday Sunday Crossword Puzzles for Jan 21, 2018, by Stanley Newman
This crossword is a bit more traditional, but still provides a good challenge. The theme is “Cryptic Clues,” so be prepared for some tricky wordplay. But don’t worry, the satisfaction of filling in those boxes is well worth it.
Newsday Sunday Crossword for Jan 21, 2018, by Stanley Newman
If you’re a history buff or a fan of pop culture, then this puzzle is perfect for you. The theme is “Past and Present,” with clues ranging from ancient Greek mythology to modern-day movies. It’s a great way to exercise your brain while learning something new.
Newsday Crossword Sunday for Feb 23, 2020, by Stanley Newman
This crossword has a unique theme: “Reflecting Pool.” Each theme answer is a pair of words that can be combined with “reflecting” to form a new phrase (e.g. reflecting pool party). It’s a clever twist on the usual crossword puzzle themes and will keep you on your toes.
Newsday Crossword Sunday for Jan 01, 2017, by Stanley Newman
This crossword is perfect for those who love wordplay. The theme is “Letter Perfect,” where the clues provide a phrase with one letter missing. But don’t worry, the missing letter is provided elsewhere in the puzzle, and when you’re finished, the letters spell out a famous quote.
Newsday Crossword Sunday for May 17, 2020, by Stanley Newman
This crossword is a bit more straightforward, but still provides a good challenge. The theme is “Odd Job,” where each them answer contains a type of job (e.g. baker, farmer), but with one letter changed to make it “odd” (e.g. banker, warmer). It’s a fun twist on the usual crossword themes and will keep you entertained for hours.
Newsday Crossword Sunday
If you’re looking for a classic crossword puzzle, then this one is for you. It’s a bit more traditional, with no specific theme, but still provides a good challenge. With plenty of clues and a big grid to work with, you’ll be entertained for hours.
Newsday Crossword Sunday
If you’re a fan of sports, then this puzzle is perfect for you. The theme is “Sporting Chance,” with clues ranging from baseball to football to tennis. It’s a great way to exercise your brain while showing off your sports knowledge.
Newsday Crossword Sunday for Jul 26, 2020, by Stanley
This puzzle is perfect for music lovers. The theme is “Musical Interlude,” with each theme answer being a musical term (e.g. crescendo, fortissimo). It’s a creative and entertaining way to combine your love of music and crossword puzzles.
Newsday Crossword Sunday for Jul 19, 2020, by Stanley Newman
If you’re a foodie, then this puzzle is perfect for you. The theme is “Let’s Eat,” with each theme answer being a type of food or ingredient (e.g. roast beef, garlic). It’s a fun and delicious way to exercise your brain.
Overall, these printable Newsday Sunday crossword puzzles are a great way to spend your weekend. With a variety of themes and challenges, there’s something for everyone. So grab a cup of coffee and get ready to exercise your brain and have some fun!
