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NYT Across Clues
- Iams competitorALPO
- PretendACTASIF
- Song sung by Garth Brooks on Jay Leno’s last “Tonight Show”THEDANCE
- Podcast host MaronMARC
- Fred Flintstone’s bossMRSLATE
- Weathers, as a hurricaneRIDESOUT
- “That’s me you’re looking for”IMIT
- Compliment to a lawmaker?OUTSTANDINGBILLS
- Lesley who played Mrs. Patmore on “Downton Abbey”NICOL
- ___ the sly (be secretive about)DOON
- Drug used to combat A.D.H.D.ADDERALL
- Short writing assignment, informallyONEPAGER
- Really likeADORE
- Really likeDIG
- Compliment to a composer?RADICALMOVEMENT
- ___ voceSOTTO
- Deep, deep holeABYSS
- Crème de ___MENTHE
- Lucky strike?OIL
- Toe, to a totPIGGY
- John, Paul or George, but not RingoSAINT
- Alternative to first-classECONOMY
- Lake vesselCANOE
- Water cooler?BRIG
- Cornbread variety named for where it’s bakedASHCAKE
- Film role for the dog SkippyASTA
- Meditative disciplineTAICHI
- Compliment to a lecturer?SWEETTALK
- Compliment to a taxonomist?STELLARCLASSIFICATION
- Compliment to a champion speller?KILLERBEE
- SmallvillePODUNK
- 2002 Literature Nobelist KertészIMRE
- Snack with a rock climber on its wrapperCLIFBAR
- Head of communications?TELE
- Gettysburg generalMEADE
- Like many holiday candlesSCENTED
- Gal of “Wonder Woman”GADOT
- Banned game projectilesJARTS
- [not my mistake]SIC
- “Why, you little …”SONOFA
- Word with prayer or paddleWHEEL
- Claim in e-cigarette adsNOTAR
- Compliment to a charity organizer?SOLIDFOUNDATION
- Dorm V.I.P.sRAS
- Major exporter of uraniumNIGER
- Hand-to-hand combat weaponSTILETTO
- Long lines?EPICPOEM
- Athlete honored on Richmond’s Monument AvenueASHE
- Drained of colorASHEN
- Compliment to a vegetable gardener?SMASHINGPUMPKINS
- What the “s” stands for in “scuba”SELF
- Enhanced medium for talk radioAMSTEREO
- Draw uponTAPINTO
- “___ Enchanted” (2004 film)ELLA
- Result of a computer crashDATALOSS
- Got back atAVENGED
- Difficult situationSPOT
NYT Vertical Clues
- Key of Mozart’s “Odense” SymphonyAMINOR
- Thin layerLAMINA
- ___ to sellPRICED
- Color-changing creaturesOCTOPI
- “Yo te ___” (Spanish 101 phrase)AMO
- How boors behaveCRUDELY
- Some inclement weather, in broadcast shorthandTSTORMS
- “Oh, by the way …”ALSO
- GPS system, e.g.SATNAV
- Suffix with señorITA
- BogFEN
- Weapon resembling the letter psiTRIDENT
- PosteriorHIND
- Beat after a buzzer beaterEDGED
- RubbishDEBRIS
- Alternative to ParmesanASIAGO
- Chuck ___, four-time Super Bowl-winning coachNOLL
- Pick outCULL
- Uranians and NeptuniansETS
- Lack the courage to, for shortDARENT
- Musical set in St.-Tropez, familiarlyLACAGE
- Actress Hoffmann of “Transparent”GABY
- Half: PrefixDEMI
- What dark clouds might representOMEN
- Small bone, as in the earOSSICLE
- Quai D’Orsay settingTHESEINE
- Prepared to shootTOOKAIMAT
- Beings on TV’s “Doctor Who”TIMELORDS
- West Coast beer brand, informallyOLY
- Modern payment optionECHECK
- Musical medleyPASTICCIO
- WitsINTELLECT
- Not hold back, to a poker playerGOALLIN
- Ottoman titleAGHA
- Twice tetra-OCTA
- More sharply dressedNATTIER
- Container for amontilladoCASK
- Easternmost of the Lesser AntillesBARBADOS
- Kitchen deviceRICER
- Meriting only half a star, sayAWFUL
- French city where D’Artagnan lived in “The Three Musketeers”TARBES
- MSN, for oneISP
- B on an LPSIDETWO
- Site for an A.C.L. tearKNEE
- Took offLEFT
- Words said before bed?SOTO
- Peace Nobelist YousafzaiMALALA
- ID card fig.SSN
- Lose rigidityGOLIMP
- Not worth ___AFIG
- Florida’s Miami-___ CountyDADE
- Lightsaber wielderJEDI
- Worlds external to the mindNONEGOS
- Activity in libraries and movie theatersHUSHING
- Diplomatic agreementENTENTE
- Record label for Whitney HoustonARISTA
- One of the friends on “Friends”RACHEL
- Milkshake, in New EnglandFRAPPE
- Author Gerritsen and actress HarperTESSES
- What one might seek after a computer crash, informallyITHELP
- Opera with the aria “Ave Maria”OTELLO
- SkimNONFAT
- Vice president AgnewSPIRO
- Stone that’s a starEMMA
- It may be checkeredPAST
- Till sectionONES
- ScrapeSKIN
- CrestfallenSAD
- Tony winner HagenUTA
- Dallas hoopster, brieflyMAV
- Roll on a golf courseSOD