PROHIBITION
Across
- Neptune, e.g.
- Noses around sties
- 29-Across nickname
- Spin-rate no.
- Rockefeller successor in '77
- Specialty
- Pulling no punches
- Land in la mer
- Ratlike marsupial
- Negligible
- Parliament Hill locale
- Wailing spirits
- Didn't mean to leave behind
- Supporting a plan
- "Stop right there!"
- Will not be changed
- What could include a port listing
- Pest in a nest
- Kids' slide, at times
- Gamer's guise
- Hamilton duo
- India's "Silicon Valley"
- Calypso kin
- Porcupine quill
- Botched
- '50s tennis great Tony
- Milieu of Mars
- Canine cleaner, for short
- Maria Shriver's mom
- There's no bones about it
- Not very big boxers
- Pointillism pioneer
- Hit the ceiling
Down
- It's east of Long Beach
- Spreads around
- Cried some
- Incalculable
- Waterpik rival
- Stellar phenomenon
- Layered cut
- Panamanian champ appearing in Rocky II
- In the slightest
- Appreciate
- Early times
- Largest dwarf planet
- Remove with light strokes
- Loud speaker
- 54-Across' City __ mall
- Sci-fi oddity
- Wise words
- Mexican wolves
- Caviar source
- Apple co-founder's autobio
- Elf leader Galadriel in Tolkien adaptations
- ESPN media partner
- Certain issue, in genealogy
- Tension-relieving treatment
- Scold severely
- Fresh face
- Urban zone
- Sound signal booster
- Google alternative
- Novelist Lurie
- Royal proxy
- Email button
- Fall heavily
- Salsa music
- Ventured (forth)
- Theater teasers
- Is overflowing
About this puzzle
The Newsday Crossword for Friday, January 24, 2025 is titled “PROHIBITION” and was constructed by Billie Truitt. The puzzle features 70 clues arranged in a 21×21 grid — the standard format for Sunday-size puzzles.
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