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NYT Across Clues
- ___ Page, the Queen of PinupsBETTIE
- Flavorful meat coatingSPICERUB
- End-of-week cryTGIF
- O.K. to play, in a wayUNHURT
- Obsession with a single subjectMONOMANIA
- Country’s McEntireREBA
- “We can’t play that game – I can’t reach it on our shelf!”THERISKISTOOHIGH
- Operating system developed at Bell LabsUNIX
- Onetime White House familyTAFTS
- CorrodedATE
- Sunken ship sitesSEABEDS
- Travel option for Birthright tripsELAL
- Natural gas componentETHANE
- Dress (up)TOG
- StandoutACE
- Turning point in historyONEBC
- “My sincerest apologies, but that game is off the table”SORRYNOTSORRY
- UnearthDIGUP
- BillsBEAKS
- Many a Snapchat postingSELFIE
- Suit that’s hard to get intoARMOR
- Old BuickLESABRE
- What’s plucked in “she loves me, she loves me not”COROLLA
- “We can’t play that game unless we borrow someone else’s”IHAVENTACLUE
- Laughs and laughsHAS
- French city gridRUES
- People vis-à-vis godsMEREMORTALS
- It’s a trekHAJ
- “It ___” (“Who’s there?” reply)ISI
- Show overuse, as a sofaSAG
- They may have attachmentsEMAILS
- StrandMAROON
- Hammarskjöld once of the U.N.DAG
- ProvisionsIFS
- ___ schoolMED
- Bone connection with convex and concave fittingsSADDLEJOINT
- ___ Mode, woman in “The Incredibles”EDNA
- Word repeated in the openings of “Star Wars” moviesFAR
- “I’m begging you, let’s not play that game!”PLEASEDONTGO
- Antinuclear treaty topicTESTBAN
- Pop-up siteTOASTER
- Daniel who wrote “Flowers for Algernon”KEYES
- Island greetingsALOHAS
- Take overCOOPT
- Info in dating profilesTYPES
- “No, that game would be over in a flash”LIFESTOOSHORT
- One of 26 for Walt DisneyOSCAR
- Common filler wordsERS
- Common filler wordsUMS
- “If you are always trying to be ___, you will never know how amazing you can be”: Maya AngelouNORMAL
- Praise for a picadorOLES
- Frida Kahlo, por ejemploARTISTA
- Novelist McEwanIAN
- Grammy winner Mary J. ___BLIGE
- Cosmonaut GagarinYURI
- “I’ve finally decided! I’m …”ASKINGFORTROUBLE
- Small matterATOM
- “Looking to go somewhere?”NEEDARIDE
- Densest natural elementOSMIUM
- Bead sourcePORE
- Officials in ancient RomeTRIBUNES
- They vary from past to presentTENSES
NYT Vertical Clues
- Isolated hillBUTTE
- Surround with lightENHALO
- 1996 Robert De Niro/Wesley Snipes psychological thrillerTHEFAN
- Bird in a holiday songTURTLEDOVE
- “Black ___,” Georgia O’Keeffe painting at the MetIRIS
- Ewoks or Jawas, in briefETS
- One of academia’s Seven SistersSMITH
- ImpersonatePOSEAS
- It might result in a defensive TDINT
- Aviary soundCOO
- Full of broodiness, sayEMO
- Cheerleader’s cheerRAH
- Synchronized statesUNISONS
- Narcissist’s qualityBIGEGO
- Who you really areTRUECOLORS
- M->F->M, e.g.GENDERFLUIDITY
- One of the first birds released by Noah after the flood, in legendIBIS
- Kind of number not much seen nowadaysFAX
- “Of course!”AHA
- Krazy ___ of the comicsKAT
- More villainousBASER
- Hosp. readoutECG
- Penalties for illegal bowls in cricketNOBALLS
- Largest active Antarctic volcanoEREBUS
- Little ‘unTYKE
- Vessels seen in 2004’s “Troy”BIREMES
- Like albino alligatorsRARE
- General ___ chickenTSOS
- Work (up)RILE
- Things needed in passing?YEAS
- Supervillain in DC ComicsULTRAMAN
- More smoky, as ScotchPEATIER
- GoalsAIMS
- Bird named for a TitanRHEA
- Polling calculationsMARGINSOFERROR
- Spill coffee on, maybeSCALD
- BlandishmentCAJOLERY
- Actor’s honor, informallyNOM
- RigidHARDSET
- AttackedHADAT
- They’re shared among friendsINJOKES
- WhizMAESTRO
- Classic work whose “shorter” version comes in two vols.OED
- Image on the ceiling of la chapelle SixtineANGE
- Classic PontiacsGTOS
- He’s often pictured carrying an hourglassFATHERTIME
- Apply haphazardlySLAPON
- It comes just before a periodONESCOLUMN
- List-ending abbr.ETAL
- Scale siteDELI
- FleetFAST
- When doubled, dismiss out of handPOOH
- Low voicesBASSI
- Turn’s partnerTOSS
- Secondary loan signerCOMAKER
- D.C. insiderPOL
- Get-goOUTSET
- Old vacuum tubeTRIODE
- Suspect statements?ALIBIS
- Fix, as a model planeREGLUE
- ___-nestMARES
- Aesop’s “The ___ and the Grasshopper”ANT
- Is for all intents and purposesSEEMS
- Taurus or TouaregAUTO
- ___ MarinoSAN
- Big name in speakersBOSE
- Go on and onYAP
- Tyrant AminIDI
- CatchNAB
- “Despicable Me” protagonistGRU
- Ominous sight at a beachFIN
- Go badROT