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NYT Across Clues
- Arcade hoops gameNBAJAM
- Some TV ads, for shortPSAS
- Went through channels?SWAM
- Hitter’s hitterBAT
- “The Simpsons” or “Futurama”SATIRE
- Litter’s littlestRUNT
- To whom Brabantio says “Thou art a villain”IAGO
- SingularSOLE
- Good name for a deep kissers’ dating site?FRENCHCONNECTION
- VittlesEATS
- A shroud of secrecy, idiomaticallyWRAPS
- Endlessly starting overONREPEAT
- Performances at Paris’s Palais GarnierOPERAS
- Manning with the second-longest QB starting streak in N.F.L. historyELI
- Numerical prefixOCTA
- “Ish”ORSO
- Monster slain by HerculesHYDRA
- North Carolina universityELON
- Victor’s shoutBOOYAH
- It’s all in the headDREAM
- Member of a southern colonyPENGUIN
- Actor whose first and last names look like they rhyme, but don’tSEANBEAN
- Slice of a timelineERA
- Fruit drinkADE
- Good name for a dating site full of hot dudes?STUDFINDER
- Obsolescent high school course, informallyHOMEEC
- Number one palBESTIE
- Good name for a dating site of massage therapists?RUBBERMATCH
- In amazementAWED
- Emerald or aquamarineBERYL
- Revolting sortsNASTIES
- Kitty-cat, e.g.PET
- Carbo-loading dishPASTA
- Patty alternative?TRISH
- IV checkersRNS
- 1988 top 10 hit for Tracy ChapmanFASTCAR
- George ___ UniversityMASON
- SwampsBOGS
- Good name for an extreme sports dating site?ACTIONITEMS
- Be traitorous toFLIPON
- Burger topperCHEESE
- Good name for a non-monogamist dating site?OPENFLAMES
- Big Apple cultural site, with “the”MET
- AlwayEER
- Southernmost of the Lesser AntillesTRINIDAD
- Napa Valley vintner RobertMONDAVI
- GranniesNANAS
- Previous name for an athletic conference now with 12 membersPACTEN
- Comparable (to)AKIN
- Sky-blueAZURE
- Performer in makeup, typicallyMIME
- Certain layersHENS
- ___ AvivTEL
- UTEP teamMINERS
- First things to go into jammiesTOOTSIES
- “Trading Spaces” host DavisPAIGE
- Neat as ___APIN
- Good name for a dating site for lovers of natural foods?ORGANICCHEMISTRY
- AdSPOT
- Big lossROUT
- John of the Velvet UndergroundCALE
- Tot’s wearONESIE
- JuniorSON
- Lincoln Logs and suchTOYS
- Something taken on a field?KNEE
- Ones passed on a trackBATONS
NYT Vertical Clues
- [Avoid watching this in front of the boss]NSFW
- Sped (along)BARRELED
- Had a table for oneATEALONE
- Chinese leader XiJINPING
- Rainbows, e.g.ARCS
- “That doesn’t impress me much”MEH
- ImmediatelyPRONTO
- Natural light beamSUNRAY
- One of the BrontësANNE
- Group dance with stomps and clapsSTEP
- Instrument plucked with a mezrabSITAR
- Cools one’s heelsWAITS
- Back in timeAGO
- Like early Elvis recordingsMONO
- Good name for a carpentry dating site?BOARDMEETING
- The rite place?ALTAR
- Thompson of “Selma”TESSA
- “Toodles!”SEEYA
- NogginCOCONUT
- Chairman and ___ (common title)CEO
- Ones to watchPHENOMS
- Back-of-newspaper sectionOBITS
- Poetic tributeODE
- Org. with a flower logoEPA
- “Just ___ suspected”ASI
- 1940s vice president WallaceHENRY
- EnthusiasticRAHRAH
- Not newUSED
- Chaperones, usuallyADULTS
- Lincoln’s home: Abbr.NEB
- “I’ll return shortly,” in a textBRB
- Swing time?RECESS
- German interjectionsACHS
- “That’s mine!”DIBS
- ‘FEET
- Dignified ladyMATRON
- Model Page known as “The Queen of Pinups”BETTIE
- Naval officer: Abbr.ENS
- Geronimo, for oneAPACHE
- Good name for a “High Noon”-themed dating site?WESTERNUNION
- Hit hardRAMMED
- ___ Bread (cafe chain)PANERA
- NPR host ShapiroARI
- “2 funny!!!”ROFL
- “To Live and Die ___”INLA
- VisageFACE
- Player of Robin Hood in 1991COSTNER
- Like child’s playASNAP
- Nautical title, informallyBOSN
- Whole lotTON
- Prefix with centerEPI
- GinormousIMMENSE
- Lowly workersPEONS
- O.T.C. O.K.’erFDA
- Command of Captain Jean-Luc PicardMAKEITSO
- Satanic lookEVILGRIN
- Cookie holderTIN
- MovementISM
- Statistician’s groupingDATASET
- “___ you the clever one!”ARENT
- Gum ingredientCHICLE
- TitterTEEHEE
- StockpileAMASS
- NadaZIPPO
- Certain computer whizITGUY
- Deep defensesMOATS
- Long spanEON
- Put in orderSORT
- Camping menaceTICK
- Digitize, in a waySCAN
- ___ coladaPINA
- Real lookers?EYES
- Down Under hopperROO
- Gather around, as an idolMOB