2001: A SPACE ODDITY
Across
- Crusty main course
- Saying
- Be overflowing
- None of your business
- Peak near Olympus
- Africa's 2nd-longest river
- Kin to Kristy
- '80s Olympian skier twins' surname
- Quarterback's protectors
- Small, in brief
- "__ sport!"
- Styron title character
- Lose-temper linkage
- 2001, Part 1
- Batter's base
- Star Wars studio
- Greenhorn
- Magi, for instance
- Office supplies
- Gulf Stater
- __ omelet (1.5-pound breakfast)
- Inflame
- 3 traP, 1002
- What something is called
- RN assignment
- Be all wet
- Comics cry
- Bit of body armor
- Mall hall stall
- "__ never work"
- Source for some smoothies
- Recorded and stored
- View from the Rock Hall of Fame
- Rummages (through)
- Thermopylae combatants
- Engraving instrument
Down
- Iberian tourist magnet each July
- Is crowing
- Scoldee's response
- Diamond unit
- Fundamental cause
- Key for an exit
- Cinnamon, e.g.
- Capital near the Caspian
- What a ball of wax may hold
- Means of entry
- Fairy tale feline
- Famous last word
- Came by
- Ranking highly
- Neighbors
- Buyer's bender
- 4 traP, 1002
- 2001, Part 2
- Hemingway, in the 1920s
- Pole's relative
- Falter
- Picnic pastime gear
- Be horizontal and motionless
- Matriculant
- Least knotty
- Grows into
- Measures up to
- Cold cover
- Zambia's capital
- Affix with a hammer
- Bleacher feature
- Name like Knightley's
- Big name in watches, wristlets and wallets
- In doubt
- Most preferred
- Petty plaint
About this puzzle
The Newsday Crossword for Friday, November 6, 2026 is titled “2001: A SPACE ODDITY” and was constructed by S.N.. The puzzle features 72 clues arranged in a 21×21 grid — the standard format for Sunday-size puzzles.
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