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NYT Across Clues
- Popular web portalMSN
- Sweet stuffSUCROSE
- BraggadocioBIGTALK
- “Well, well, well!”OHO
- ComingUPAHEAD
- Slant in columnsMEDIABIAS
- 1992 movie based on an “S.N.L.” sketch … or, diverged: Modus vivendiWAYNESWORLD
- Railroad line?ALLABOARD
- “Out!”SHOO
- Suffix with hostESS
- Like pins-and-needles feelingsTINGLY
- MystiquesAURAS
- Defunct org. in which Donald Trump owned the New Jersey GeneralsUSFL
- “Adios!”SEEYA
- “Prince Valiant” sonARN
- “We’re doomed!”GODHELPUS
- Computer mouse action … or, diverged: Event for RuPaulDRAGANDDROP
- Less friendlyICIER
- Blue-roofed eateryIHOP
- GambolsFRISKS
- Time to rememberAGE
- Erstwhile FordsLTDS
- “The Simpsons Theme” composer DannyELFMAN
- Many a frat pledgeSOPH
- Become bored (of)TIRE
- ___ motherDEN
- ScarcelyILL
- Freudian “will to live”EROS
- Better, to an impatient bossSOONER
- Spots likely to smearATTACKADS
- Italian novelist MoranteELSA
- Destroys, in gamer-speakPWNS
- 1916 Frost verse … or, diverged: Start of a saying about meaning wellTHEROADNOTTAKEN
- “Star Wars” nomadJAWA
- Opposite of “da”NYET
- Put a cover onUPHOLSTER
- Molson rivalLABATT
- “No ___!”PROB
- Heads overseas?WCS
- Coral, e.g.HUE
- A long way offAFAR
- Part of a treasure chestHASP
- Another form of “Jehovah”YAHWEH
- Big swigBELT
- W.W. II org. whose insignia featured AthenaWAC
- Prepare, as leftoversREHEAT
- Fill-up fillerFUEL
- Cassava, for oneTUBER
- Bring someone home … or, diverged: Common high school offeringDRIVEINARUN
- FrigidBELOWZERO
- From l. to r.ACR
- ProscriptionsNONOS
- Chill outLAZE
- “Button” that’s plainly visibleOUTIE
- Showy debutSPLASH
- A germophobe might have it, for shortOCD
- Acronym for the four major entertainment awardsEGOT
- Artist with the third most Top 40 hits in the 1960s, behind Elvis and the BeatlesBRENDALEE
- Nissan S.U.V.s … or, diverged: Emotional appealPATHFINDERS
- Hit 2007 Will Smith filmIAMLEGEND
- Some potatoesIDAHOES
- Comic strip cryEEK
- Establish, as rulesLAYDOWN
- Gratiano’s love in “The Merchant of Venice”NERISSA
- Line in the sand?SOS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Does course work?MOWS
- Bygone titleSHAH
- Expression of shock at someone’s actionsNOYOUDIDNT
- Go after for redressSUE
- Try to induce a bigger purchaseUPSELL
- Rookery criesCAWS
- Symbols of densityRHOS
- Beyond, to bardsOER
- Sea dogsSALTS
- Went for a whirlEDDIED
- Vegas casino robbed in “Ocean’s Eleven”BELLAGIO
- Without purposeIDLY
- Supermodel CarangiGIA
- Armless coats that may bear coats of armsTABARDS
- Overflow (with)ABOUND
- FabulistLIAR
- Russia’s ___ Sea (arm of the Arctic Ocean)KARA
- HungariansMAGYARS
- Activist youth org.SDS
- SnacksNOSHES
- Ball brandNERF
- La Dame de ___ (Eiffel Tower nickname)FER
- Sacred crossesANKHS
- 1946 femme fatale filmGILDA
- Santa’s reindeer, e.g.OCTET
- Monumental supportPILLAR
- TV bandUHF
- “Word on the street is …”SOMESAY
- Deadly cobraASP
- Wilson of “The Office”RAINN
- They might be giantsOGRES
- Kind of reviewPEER
- The usualPAR
- Actress SommerELKE
- “Keep out” signNOENTRY
- BurgsTOWNS
- Bygone Apple appICHAT
- ___-pitchSLO
- Autobahn autosOPELS
- FeudingATWAR
- Syndicate headDON
- Online ticket exchangeSTUBHUB
- Chem. neurotransmitterATP
- Sheriff’s asst.DEP
- “Them’s the breaks, I guess”AHWELL
- ___ Industries (oil and gas giant)KOCH
- “Aladdin” villainJAFAR
- Summers back in the day?ABACI
- “How Deep Is Your Love” groupTHEBEEGEES
- “Introduction to the Analysis of the Infinite” writerEULER
- Cool againRETRO
- God, informallyLAWD
- Gender-neutral possessiveTHEIR
- LummoxOAF
- Philip ___, first Asian-American film actor to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of FameAHN
- “Milk” star, 2008SEANPENN
- Interrupted mid-sentence?PAROLED
- Like leprechaunsWEE
- TipsyBUZZED
- ShrankRECEDED
- Skipjack, e.g.TUNA
- Early flight inits.TWA
- For naughtVAINLY
- Straight-talkingNOSPIN
- Certain radio formatOLDIES
- What you might sit in by the poolSHADE
- Kabuki sashOBI
- Territory in RiskURAL
- Motif for Verdi or MonteverdiTEMA
- Whole heapSLEW
- “Fancy seeing you here!”OHHI
- $$$ bigwigsCFOS
- Certain fro-yo add-inOREO
- Sounds of reproofTSKS
- BackAGO
- BesmirchTAR
- Eavesdropping org.NSA