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NYT Across Clues
- Letters meaning “Make it snappy!”ASAP
- Mouth-puckeringTART
- Sidewalk’s edgeCURB
- Nut from AustraliaMACADAMIA
- Actress Raymonde of “Lost”TANIA
- Wall fixture for a landlinePHONEJACK
- Gives off, as lightEMITS
- Beetle Bailey’s superiorSARGE
- Abounds (with)TEEMS
- Stage promptCUE
- Cremation vesselURN
- Bathroom bar offering so-called “round-the-clock” protectionDIALSOAP
- Quilting or crossword solving, e.g.PASTIME
- Spanish rice dishPAELLA
- One-percenters and suchELITES
- ReddishROSY
- Start, as a meetingCALLTOORDER
- Q-tip, for oneSWAB
- The “A” and “S” of 1-AcrossASSOON
- Biblical landCANAAN
- Doing sentry dutyONWATCH
- Candy suckers in the form of jewelryRINGPOPS
- Historical periodERA
- “I Like ___” (1950s campaign button)IKE
- Science fiction writer AsimovISAAC
- Yearns (for)ACHES
- Make an offer for at auctionBIDON
- Trendy, much-used lingo … or a hint to the starts of 16-, 23-, 35- and 48-AcrossBUZZWORDS
- Barely making, with “out”EKING
- Postal letters, deprecatinglySNAILMAIL
- LocationSITE
- Temporary rain coverTARP
- Chip or coin thrown in the potANTE
NYT Vertical Clues
- ExcitesAMPSUP
- African desertSAHARA
- Squirrel’s stashACORNS
- Twinge of guiltPANG
- ___ MahalTAJ
- Amo, amas, ___ …AMAT
- Like not-quite-mashed potatoesRICED
- George of the original “Star Trek”TAKEI
- Filming device, informallyCAM
- MonochromaticUNICOLOR
- Sacred ceremoniesRITUALS
- Salary before bonusesBASEPAY
- Actor Billy ___ WilliamsDEE
- Model 3 electric car makerTESLA
- An “X” might “mark the spot” on oneMAP
- Venus’s tennis doubles partnerSERENA
- Earl Grey pouch on a stringTEABAG
- Needing medicine, sayILL
- Thousand thouMIL
- “At Last” singer ___ JamesETTA
- Goddess of the dawnEOS
- MehSOSO
- Stopped all that yappingCANNEDIT
- Presidential son ReaganRON
- ___ Jones industrial averageDOW
- Old-fashioned writersSCRIBES
- Hawaiian surfing meccaWAIKIKI
- MimickingAPING
- RejectionsNOS
- Capital of IranTEHRAN
- College degree unitCREDIT
- Big inconvenienceHASSLE
- Blue Ribbon breweryPABST
- Place to sweat it outSAUNA
- Ruler until 1917CZAR
- Hole-making toolAWL
- Result of a serious head injuryCOMA
- ___ Direction (boy band)ONE
- NadaZIP