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NYT Across Clues
- Flaw, metaphoricallyWART
- Antismoking spots, e.g.PSAS
- Cleveland Browns’ defense, informallyDAWGS
- DressFROCK
- What a line doesn’t haveAREA
- Lévesque of QuebecRENE
- Pelvis-relatedILIAC
- ___ card (wallet item)DONOR
- ___ Reza shrine (Iranian holy site)IMAM
- Former supporter of seabirds?EXTERNALLY
- Where the frontiersman Bowie diedALAMO
- Burdened (with)LADEN
- Snatcher’s exclamationYOINK
- Yawn-inducingDULL
- Postgame shower?ESPN
- The Big Board, brieflyNYSE
- Funny FeyTINA
- Jewelry worn above the elbowARMLET
- What’s brewing?ALE
- Spray the monarch to keep him cool?MISTAKING
- Prosecutor who’s sympathetic to the defendants in a witch trial?PROPAGANDA
- Play withUSE
- Winter coatRIME
- Sound of something rushing byWOOSH
- Singer MorissetteALANIS
- Not fixedMUTABLE
- Director JonathanDEMME
- Agenda starterITEMONE
- Hog’s homePIGPEN
- Pontius Pilate’s provinceJUDEA
- Liqueur akin to sambucaANISETTE
- Place for a browserSTORE
- First character in GenesisSOFTG
- T. rex, e.g.DINO
- Metro ___DESK
- Bridle strap utilized only on sidewalk surfaces?REINFORCEMENT
- When Macbeth delivers the “Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow” soliloquyACTV
- Potential dinnerPREY
- Hitching spotALTAR
- Rating that’s on the cusp of NC-17HARDR
- Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, with “the”PRAIRIES
- Stuck-up personSNOOT
- AplentyGALORE
- Ohio University teamBOBCATS
- Informal expression of gratitudeTHANX
- Namesakes of Muhammad’s daughterFATIMAS
- Brilliant debutSPLASH
- RuffianBRUTE
- MissLASS
- “Who ___?”AMI
- What a dog groomer might charge?PERPETRATE
- Result of wearing a fedora at the beach?MANHATTAN
- Pulled offDID
- Make an effortSTRIVE
- T.S.A. agent’s toolWAND
- Item smashed by the original LudditesLOOM
- Having a crisp picture, sayINHD
- Leave gratifiedSATE
- Must, informallyGOTTA
- “Death of a Salesman” salesmanLOMAN
- Lead-in to phobiaAGORA
- Result of accidentally throwing a Frisbee into a campground?DISCONTENT
- ___ CaliforniaBAJA
- Plucked instrumentsLUTES
- Compound imparting a fruity smellESTER
- HenceERGO
- OodlesATON
- Shoots outSPEWS
- Without much confidenceSHYLY
- It falls quietlySNOW
- “Swiper, no swiping!” speaker of children’s TVDORA
NYT Vertical Clues
- Sound from a bansheeWAIL
- Italian designer menswear since the 1970sARMANISUIT
- Running start?READYSETGO
- Like kiddie rides among all amusement park ridesTAMEST
- School opening?PRE
- Amorous play, in modern lingoSEXYTIME
- ___ Lavoisier a.k.a. the Father of Modern ChemistryANTOINE
- Romantically involved withSEEING
- Light tennis shotDINK
- Reminiscent ofALA
- Iowa’s state flowerWILDROSE
- Move clumsilyGALUMPH
- Charybdis’s counterpart, in Greek mythSCYLLA
- Pharma watchdogFDA
- PartROLE
- “This isn’t very pleasant, but …”ONASADNOTE
- Some calls to the policeCOMPLAINTS
- Norwegian moneyKRONE
- Genetics initialsRNA
- Serving during ProhibitionNEARBEER
- Diplomatic office below an embassyLEGATION
- NoseAROMA
- Gathering around a campfire?TALES
- One target of a childhood vaccineMUMPS
- OvenKILN
- Apple devoured by an elderly relative?POMEGRANATE
- CalledNAMED
- United withWEDTO
- Look forSEEK
- Car ad no.APR
- Carol Ann ___, U.K. poet laureate starting in 2009DUFFY
- Not superficialINNER
- Crave, with “for”JONES
- Try to hitAIMAT
- Stable parentsSIRES
- Thoro cleansingDETOX
- “The Great” and “The Terrible”EPITHETS
- LookalikeCLONE
- “There’s nothing else”THATSALL
- Blue alerts, in briefAPBS
- ArisingCROPPINGUP
- Meal with a set menuTABLEDHOTE
- Certain clericVICAR
- Foe of FrazierALI
- Egg-shaped item from a gardenROMATOMATO
- Performer in a campus production, oftenDRAMAMAJOR
- Sticky stuffRESIN
- Talks hoarselyRASPS
- “On the Beach” novelist NevilSHUTE
- Nasty woundGASH
- Crime against good tasteTRAVESTY
- Dance mentioned in Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody”FANDANGO
- Like people who take liftsBRITISH
- Camper’s lightLANTERN
- Some winds for seafarersTRADES
- Non-shiny finishesMATTES
- “Sucks to be you”TOOBAD
- Speedometers, typicallyDIALS
- Korean moneyWON
- TiedDREW
- Like a lot of zombie moviesGORY
- Mom’s momNANA
- Intensifying word add-onASS
- Disney collectibleCEL
- Request to Triple ATOW