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NYT Across Clues
- Small fluteFIFE
- Tries to beat the buzzer?SWATS
- Throws togetherMAKES
- Airport waiter?CAB
- 404 Not Found, e.g.ERROR
- EnergizeKEYUP
- Not happy, to say the leastIRATE
- Kitchen brandOXO
- Historical period spelled using only the letters of 2-DownGEORGIANERA
- Singer who once spelled her name with a “$”KESHA
- Word before data or dealBIG
- Unlikely to be talked out ofBENTON
- “That wasn’t nice!”TSK
- Revolutionary War hero spelled using only the letters of 13-DownNATHANHALE
- Website with a “Sell an item” optionEBAY
- Order to goMUSH
- Enter the frayWADEIN
- Woman’s name that sounds like its second and first letters, respectivelyELLY
- FixRIG
- Snack items spelled using only the letters of 36-DownPISTACHIOS
- Inner tubes?AORTAS
- Casual topTEE
- Ancient theatersODEA
- Prince of ShakespeareHAL
- Screw upFLUB
- Fund-raising org.PTA
- Be annoyingGRATE
- Garment that’s often plaidKILT
- Sukkot celebrantJEW
- Christmas drinkWASSAIL
- Geraint’s wife, in Arthurian romanceENID
- What assayers assayORES
- Butt’s end?ASH
- Many an office worker’s problemEYESTRAIN
- It’s imaginedFIGMENT
- TV demonstrator at the 1939 World’s FairRCA
- Page 1, e.g.RECTO
- Oscar winner with four #1 Billboard hitsCHER
- Bass playerTUBA
- When it comes toASFOR
- You can lend one without letting go of itEAR
- Jewel case holderCDTOWER
- Combo meal entreeSURFNTURF
- Spanish “Listen!”OYE
- MoundHEAP
- Future stallionCOLT
- Tin lizziesMODELTS
- Basket partNET
- “That so?” replyITIS
- “See you later”ADIOS
- Basket partRIM
- Put the pedal to the metalSPED
- Word that might be helpful on a class reunion name tagNEE
- Rack siteOVEN
- Photog’s purchaseSLR
- What a press pass providesACCESS
- Really impressive, spelled using only the letters of 39-DownASTOUNDING
- Chalked stickCUE
- Stern-lookingDOUR
- Many a year-end listTOPTEN
- Alpo alternativeIAMS
- Drive-___THRU
- No-good, spelled using only the letters of 71-DownDADBLASTED
- Include without notifying others, in a wayBCC
- Bygone deliverersICEMEN
- Cause of a tic, for shortOCD
- “The Master Builder” playwrightIBSEN
- Bagel topping spelled using only the letters of 89-DownCREAMCHEESE
- Penguins’ org.NHL
- Group of starsALIST
- Temporary tattoo materialHENNA
- Writer NinANAIS
- Sun spot?SKY
- Track scheduleMEETS
- Much-abbreviated Latin phraseIDEST
- “Aw rats!”DARN
NYT Vertical Clues
- It’s compedFREEBIE
- Historical periodIRONAGE
- Double a scoreFORTY
- ThereforeERGO
- Jamaican exportSKA
- Was datelessWENTSTAG
- Muhammad’s favorite wifeAYESHA
- Young ___TURK
- Place to get pamperedSPA
- Nanki-Poo’s father, with “the”MIKADO
- Glacial ridgesARETES
- Whole-grain cereal brandKASHI
- Revolutionary War heroETHANALLEN
- Jamaican rapper ___ PaulSEAN
- Shade of blueCOBALT
- Armpit, medicallyAXILLA
- Ones not up to par?BOGEYS
- Grandfather of Alfred the GreatEGBERT
- AloftINMIDAIR
- Sarcastic response to a failNAILEDIT
- Basil, e.g.HERB
- Word before “before”USE
- HypotheticalWHATIF
- Snack itemsPOTATOCHIPS
- Jackie of “The Tuxedo”CHAN
- Really impressiveOUTSTANDING
- Holder of shellsFIREARM
- “Hey!”PSST
- Approve another season ofRENEW
- Seaweed in Japanese cuisineKOMBU
- Amount of jam or jelly beansJARFUL
- Part of a motorcadeESCORT
- Berth placesWHARFS
- “You and I have a deal!”WEREON
- Roger in the NavyAYEAYE
- ClandestineSECRET
- Brand in the dairy aisleLACTAID
- Breakfast spotsIHOPS
- RelishGUSTO
- Took back one’s storyRECANTED
- Cherry throwawaySTEM
- No-goodDETESTABLE
- Was mounted atopRODEON
- Kind of medicineFORENSIC
- In ___ ofLIEU
- Six things in some six-packsSODACANS
- Neighbor of a MontenegrinSERB
- PepVIM
- Bagel toppingSCHMEAR
- Slyly attractsLURESIN
- Gets back togetherREUNES
- ExtrasADDONS
- Nickname of Duke basketball’s Mike KrzyzewskiCOACHK
- HuggableCUDDLY
- Challenge for a college-bound student, maybeAPTEST
- Medical insertsSTENTS
- ___ Creed (Christian statement of faith)NICENE
- Actor DavisOSSIE
- Lead role in “Boys Don’t Cry,” 1999TEENA
- Neeson of “Schindler’s List”LIAM
- FosteredBRED
- Ballot hangerCHAD
- XCHI
- Dojo surfaceMAT