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NYT Across Clues
- Festival of Colors celebrantHINDU
- Mission to rememberALAMO
- WhipFLOG
- “Goldarn it!”DANG
- Orchestra section behind the violasOBOES
- Canon competitorNIKON
- Former QB TonyROMO
- Treat embossed with its nameOREO
- “Anchorman” = ? (1976) + ? (1980)NETWORKFAME
- An “A” in history?ANNO
- HankeringURGE
- The forest, as opposed to the treesGESTALT
- “Rear Window” = ? (2004) + ? (2014)SAWNEIGHBORS
- Big, big, bigOBESE
- E.-W. lineLAT
- Best in mental competitionOUTWIT
- Like three men of rhymeINATUB
- Big Ten sch. whose mascot is an anthropomorphic nutOSU
- ForesightVISION
- “Silence of the Lambs” = ? (1946) + ? (1960)NOTORIOUSPSYCHO
- Rockettes motionsKICKS
- One-named singer with #1 hits in 1965 and 1999CHER
- Bikini blast, brieflyNTEST
- Yves’s yesOUI
- Smith of Fox NewsSHEP
- Top dogsHONCHOS
- Brewing needYEAST
- Split base?BANANA
- Cry of desperationHELPME
- “Transformers” = ? (2000) + ? (1992)TRAFFICTOYS
- Dept. of Justice headsAGS
- Lofty standardsIDEALS
- “Me first” sortEGOIST
- Uncle with a top hat and tieSAM
- “Jurassic Park” = ? (1997) + ? (1975)TITANICJAWS
- James who played TV’s Marshal DillonARNESS
- Third placeBRONZE
- City across the Missouri from Council BluffsOMAHA
- QuarantineISOLATE
- ScadsALOT
- California’s Big ___SUR
- Maker of the golden calf, in ExodusAARON
- Shakespeare’s streamAVON
- Keys inTYPES
- “Twister” = ? (2004) + ? (2013)SIDEWAYSGRAVITY
- Cracker Jack ingredientPEANUT
- One tick, brieflySEC
- Frederick Forsyth’s “The ___ File”ODESSA
- Kind of codePOSTAL
- “Facts First” sloganeerCNN
- “Sexy” Beatles womanSADIE
- “Dumb and Dumber” = ? (2007) + ? (1979)SUPERBADHAIR
- Passes, as timeROLLSBY
- Bit of physicsATOM
- Manlike monsterOGRE
- “The Poseidon Adventure” = ? (1956) + ? (1984)GIANTSPLASH
- Sylvester’s speech featureLISP
- Villagers victimized by the GrinchWHOS
- Florida tourist attractionEPCOT
- Dad who says “D’oh!”HOMER
- Pool eventMEET
- DupesSAPS
- In positionREADY
- Some beamsIBARS
NYT Vertical Clues
- SweetsHON
- “___ to differ”IBEG
- Fa or laNOTE
- Mountain ___ (some sodas)DEWS
- Uniform entertainment?USOTOUR
- Target for an angry ChihuahuaANKLE
- Removes from a box, sayLIFTSOUT
- Alias introducerAKA
- Choosy ones, in Jif adsMOMS
- N.B.A. great with size 22 shoesONEAL
- FrenziedFRANTIC
- OnlyLONE
- All in front?OMNI
- Bit of baby talkGOOGOO
- UncertaintyDOUBT
- Shower of the wayARROW
- Silents star whose name is an anagram of 112-DownNEGRI
- Travel, as thou mightGOEST
- Certain wedding officiantRABBI
- Apt radio call letters for a beach townWAVY
- Babe magnetHUNK
- Caesar’s “to be”ESSE
- Creep (along)INCH
- Lower Manhattan areaNOHO
- Rates ___ (is perfect)ATEN
- Dangerous juggling propTORCH
- “___-daisy!”UPSY
- Set one’s sights onSHOTFOR
- Slip in lieu of a chipIOU
- Without a contractONSPEC
- Editorial overrideSTET
- “… but who ___?”ISNT
- MayhemCHAOS
- Mount ___, second-highest peak in AfricaKENYA
- Big jerkSPASM
- Birds with long, curved beaksIBISES
- Pittsburgh-based food companyHEINZ
- Radio formatOLDIES
- Equal, in mathARE
- Long taleSAGA
- “Don’t ___ surprised”ACTSO
- Primarily studyMAJORIN
- Jack of old westernsELAM
- Alternative to sending to jailFINING
- No longer on deckATBAT
- Not tomboyishGIRLY
- Brownstone hangoutSTOOP
- Dallas-based carrier: Abbr.SWA
- Stud fee?ANTE
- Who wrote “All great truths begin as blasphemies”SHAW
- Many a worker in ancient RomeSLAVE
- Some small batteriesAAAS
- Sister company of BudgetAVIS
- Little onesTOTS
- One-named Irish singerENYA
- 1980 Olympics boycotterUSA
- Some Crown Royal offeringsRYES
- Academy nominationOSCARNOD
- Prep for the ringSPAR
- Title for Meghan MarkleDUCHESS
- Sicily’s Mount ___ETNA
- Churns upROILS
- Long Island universityADELPHI
- Jabs, in a wayELBOWS
- Writing attributed to King DavidPSALM
- Protruding part of the bodyOUTIE
- Presume, informallySPOSE
- LureTEMPT
- Niamey’s landNIGER
- DaftDOTTY
- Ottoman titleAGHA
- Tiniest sipDROP
- MatureRIPE
- PigSLOB
- “Roll Tide!” schoolBAMA
- River flooded in W.W. I to thwart the GermansYSER
- Signature Obama legislation, for shortACA
- Store door posting: Abbr.HRS