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NYT Across Clues
- Afraid of getting shotCAMERASHY
- Send a bunch of messages to, saySPAM
- Sob storiesTALESOFWOE
- Keep in checkCURB
- Slanted writingOPEDCOLUMN
- Creature with a 17-month gestation periodORCA
- EjectTOSS
- “The way I see it …”TOME
- Many P.S.A.T. takers, for shortSOPHS
- That’s a wrap!BOA
- Drew attention toSPOTLIT
- AloofDISTANT
- Something shared by churchgoersPEW
- Layer of dark green eggsEMU
- It gets typedINPUT
- Rapidly cooled, as metalQUENCHED
- One quick to pass judgmentSNOB
- Music style associated with George Clinton, informallyPFUNK
- Put onLADE
- “There is no literature and art without ___”: Thomas PynchonPARANOIA
- Dirty or daily followerDOZEN
- Checker of vitals, for shortEMT
- ___ Lady (Virgin Mary’s title)OUR
- 23andMe serviceDNATEST
- BreatherRESPITE
- Like ChiantiRED
- ClearheadedSOBER
- Works toward one’s passion?ODES
- EffuseGUSH
- AboutINRE
- Character in “All’s Well That Ends Well” and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”APOSTROPHE
- Viking king of noteOLAV
- NASA’s InSight probe, for oneMARSLANDER
- Org. that rings a bellNYSE
- Acted omnipotentPLAYEDGOD
- Exchange after a lecture, informallyQANDA
- Room just under the roofATTIC
- SweetheartHON
- Base just before home baseTHIRD
- Postponed for later considerationLAIDASIDE
- “You young people go ahead!”IMTOOOLDFORTHIS
- Country between Ecuador and BoliviaPERU
- Part of a tree or a bookLEAF
- Lowest workersPEONS
- G.I.’s IDDOGTAG
- “That’s so funny,” in a textLOL
- Lack in energyHAVENOOOMPH
- Dull, as a finishMATTE
- Begged earnestlyIMPLORED
- Make a goofERR
- Free-___ (like some chickens)RANGE
- Punk offshootEMO
- “Don’t leave this spot”WAITHERE
- Cairo’s landEGYPT
- Force to exit, as a performerBOOOFFSTAGE
- Hosp. trauma centersERS
- Broadway’s ___ O’Neill TheaterEUGENE
- Puppeteer LewisSHARI
- ___ Fein (Irish political party)SINN
- Either side of an airplaneWING
- Traffic reporter’s commentITSAZOOOUTTHERE
- Plant-eating dino with spikes on its backSTEGOSAUR
- Discover almost by chance, as a solutionHITON
- Hoppy brew, for shortIPA
- Helper in an operating roomNURSE
- Another name for O3 (as appropriate to 17-, 25-, 44- and 58-Across?)OZONE
- 19,000+-foot Peruvian volcanoELMISTI
- Husband of Lara in “Doctor Zhivago”PASHA
- QuartersABODE
- “That’s way better than I can do”TOOGOOD
- As we speakEVENNOW
- Moisturizer brandCUREL
- *Stereotypical movie outcomeHOLLYWOODENDING
- Instigated, with “on”EGGED
- “The Matrix” characterNEO
- WallopsSLUGS
- Thought-provokingDEEP
- RevealBARE
- [Poor, pitiful me!]SOB
- “Contact” org.SETI
- *Startling disclosureEYEOPENER
- Demands serious effort (of)ASKSALOT
- Vacation spot offering a warm welcome?SPA
- Fig. usually expressed as a percentageRDA
- ___-Town (city nickname)CHI
- Gave a thumbs-upLIKED
- *Bringer of cold weatherARCTICFRONT
- *Law enforcement targetRINGLEADER
- Grammy winner MorissetteALANIS
- Constitutional Amendment about presidential election proceduresXII
- Get soaked, sayOVERPAY
- Duke and othersNOBLEMEN
- One of eight in “Old MacDonald Had a Farm”OINK
- Polish offEAT
- ___ ValleySIMI
- Pilot follower, maybeEPISODEI
- According toASPER
- *Battery boostJUMPSTART
- “___ makes man wiser and clear-sighted”: Vladimir PutinCHESS
- Fish dish that Nobu restaurants are noted forBLACKCOD
- Ref. works that can run $1,000+OEDS
- Bill Clinton or Barack ObamaLEO
- March ___HARE
- Like priestsORDAINED
- Morning fix, slangilyCUPOJOE
- Like Benadryl: Abbr.OTC
- Ticks offANGERS
- *Moved closer to home?STOLETHIRD
- *Help for usersREHABCENTER
- Plains tribeOSAGE
- Ticked offMAD
- Rain-___ (bubble gum brand)BLO
- Continental trade grp., onceEEC
- Without principlesAMORALLY
- *Very soonANYSECOND
- CriticismFLAK
- ___-moSLO
- CrossMEET
- Nirvana, e.g.TRIO
- Biblical son who was nearly sacrificed by his fatherISAAC
- Woman famously evicted from her homeEVE
- “No way!”IXNAY
- Things used for dumping … or a literal hint to the answers to the starred clues?DEARJOHNLETTERS
- Adorable sortCUTIE
- Sun block?ECLIPSE
- “In a perfect world …”IDEALLY
- Sitting posture in yogaASANA
- Enter again, as dataRELOG
- Many East Asian World Heritage SitesTEMPLES
- Got the attention ofGRABBED
- Followers of the Baal Shem TovHASIDIM
- Author known for the intelligence of his writing?LECARRE
- Outer layer of a membraneEXODERM
- Crystallizing substance in Kurt Vonnegut’s “Cat’s Cradle”ICENINE
- ConglomerationAMALGAM
- With 20-Across, pattern in back of a windowDESKTOP
- See 19-AcrossPAPER
- Cut down, possiblyEDIT
- Cold-weather product prefixSNO
- Reading ability?ESP
- Can’t stomachDETESTS
- “De profundis,” e.g.PSALM
- Best-selling erotic novelist ___ LeighLORA
- Germ-free stateASEPSIS
- With 37-Across, hit Leonardo DiCaprio film, with “The”WOLFOF
- See 35-AcrossSTREET
- Narrow tube in chemistryPIPETTE
- Get betterHEAL
- App customersUSERS
- CinchesENSURES
- Boardom?PEN
- Playing card markingPIP
- Word with full or fileNAME
- With 52-Across, commander at the First Battle of Bull RunSTONE
- See 50-AcrossJACKSON
- Kobe or Shaq, notablyLALAKER
- RecruitsENLISTS
- Steam locomotive workersSTOKERS
- Black Panther’s co-creatorSTANLEE
- Reduction of tensionDETENTE
- Choir compositionSINGERS
- Gloomy atmospherePALL
- Mess upMUFF
- Subject of some youth sports fraudAGE
- What inventions start asIDEAS
- Actor Morales of “The Brink”ESAI
- Toot one’s own hornBRAG
- *Fish forkSHARK
- *Cocktail forkMARGARITA
- Vice president who became ambassador to JapanMONDALE
- SwappedTRADED
- It ends rather spookily: Abbr.OCT
- Last ruler of the United Kingdoms of Sweden and NorwayOSCARII
- Often-prewritten news article, for shortOBIT
- RegretRUE
- Wide-eyed sortNAIF
- UnrealizedLATENT
- Draw (out)EKE
- Leslie in the Women’s Basketball Hall of FameLISA
- *Salad forkGREEK
- Flashlight inserts, perhapsAAS
- Soldier’s topperBERET
- Well, in old RomeBENE
- LoosWCS
- Some rock coveringsMOSSES
- “Bye!”TATA
- Wide shoe specEEE
- ___ Village (Manhattan neighborhood)EAST
- Russia, onceTSARDOM
- Preschool group?ROE
- Estate sharerCOHEIR
- Bespectacled canine of comicsDOGBERT
- *Dessert forkCHERRYPIE
- *Fruit forkPEACH
- Haberdasher’s arrayTIES
- “Yikes!”OHNO
- TV’s Don Draper, for oneADMAN
- Abbr. on a remoteVOL
- Fictional boy who rafted down the MississippiFINN
- Big brand of petrolESSO
NYT Vertical Clues
- Crime bossCAPO
- Public house optionsALES
- Contents of some childproof containers, for shortMEDS
- “Exit full screen” buttonESC
- Cheer forROOTON
- Financially O.K.AFLOAT
- Like some Olympic racesSWUM
- FolksyHOMESPUN
- Kyoto cashYEN
- SkedaddleSCOOT
- #2 on Rolling Stone’s “100 Greatest Guitar Songs of All Time”PURPLEHAZE
- Pioneer in hydrostaticsARCHIMEDES
- Many an aspiring exec, academicallyMBASTUDENT
- Young ‘unTOT
- PlantedSOWN
- Card holding?BAT
- Something you shouldn’t do around ChristmasPEEK
- Scattering of thingsDISPERSION
- Theoretically, but not actuallyINNAMEONLY
- Supports for some athletesSPORTSBRAS
- Big brassTUBA
- Acting asQUA
- CurdleCLOT
- Something you shouldn’t do around ChristmasPOUT
- Brilliantly colored gemstoneFIREOPAL
- Film ___NOIR
- Stereotypical teller of a groan-worthy jokeDAD
- Black-tieDRESSY
- Company that makes Coffee-mateNESTLE
- Cause of irritationPEEVE
- Cartoon pal of the monkey BootsDORA
- Bit of percussionGONG
- Prom coifUPDO
- Take offSHED
- “I’m with ___”HER
- Product from FenderAMP
- “Sick, dude!”RAD
- Brand of swabsQTIP
- Man’s name related to the name of Islam’s founderAHMED
- Lead-in to glycerinNITRO
- Prolonged dry spellDROUGHT
- “Much ___ About Nothing”ADO
- Assert without proofALLEGE
- Cry of triumphTADA
- SpatTIFF
- Last words before being pronounced husband and wifeIDO
- Not drive by oneself to workCARPOOL
- Cheery greetingHIHO
- Ares : Greek :: ___ : NorseODIN
- Loch ___ monsterNESS
- Patron of sailorsSTELMO
- Kingly name in NorwayOLAV
- ___ Bo (exercise system)TAE
- Make great strides?LOPE
- Highest digits in sudokuNINES
- “Holy cow!,” in a textOMG
- QuarryPREY
- Plant supplying burlap fiberHEMP
- Kitten’s soundMEW
- Spirited horseARAB
- Sextet halvedTRIO
- “i” or “j” topperDOT
- Dictionaries, almanacs, etc., in briefREFS
- Poodle’s soundARF
- Scoundrel, in British slangTOERAG
- What a setting sun dips belowHORIZON
- Urge (on)EGG
- “Who’da thunk it?!”GEEWHIZ
- Professor’s goal, one dayTENURE
- ___ JemimaAUNT
- Mexican president Enrique Peña ___NIETO
- Company in a 2001-02 business scandalENRON
- Enthusiastic assent in MexicoSISI
- Web address starterHTTP
- On the wavesASEA
- Fly highSOAR
- Notes from players who can’t payIOUS
- Bit of inheritance?GENE
- The Buckeyes of the Big Ten, for shortOSU
- However, brieflyTHO
- Suffix of ordinalsETH
- Bird with blood-red eyesLOON
- Big name in notebooksMOLESKINE
- Houses that may include tunnelsIGLOOS
- Sushi sauceSOY
- Triple-A jobsTOWS
- Massive starIDOL
- Stock holder?PEN
- PlusAND
- CuttingSNIDE
- Mead ingredientHONEY
- “That’s so kind of you!”AWGEE
- Course rarityACE
- Continuing source of irritationBUGBEAR
- Radio City Music Hall has a famous oneORGAN
- Caterpillar alternativeDEERE
- Box ___ (tree)ELDER
- Beat by a noseEDGE
- Pieces of three-piecesVESTS
- BootedOUSTED
- Pricey mushroomPORCINI
- Roughly estimatedBALLPARK
- Many a craft brewIPA
- Common email attachmentsPDFS
- Height: PrefixACRO
- Prison weaponSHIV
- ___ anchor (stay still, nautically)LIEAT
- “Sounds good!”OKAY
- Sea whose Wikipedia article is written in the past tenseARAL
- It’s in your jeansDENIM
- The Browns, on scoreboardsCLE
- Increasingly outmoded circus rolesTAMERS
- All thumbsINEPT
- Rust, e.g.OXIDE
- Course halvesNINES
- Hand-carved Polynesian statuesTIKIS
- Empire once spanning three continentsGREECE
- Lopsided winROMP
- Range roversBISON
- “I know the answer!”OOHOOH
- Out-of-the-blueSUDDEN
- Symbols of sovereigntySCEPTERS
- Can’t standABHOR
- Shade of graySLATE
- Leave thirstyPARCH
- Peru’s ___ Chávez International AirportJORGE
- Some intersectionsTEES
- SupplementADDTO
- Dream upCONCOCT
- “Hasta ___”LUEGO
- Works in a museumART
- “Gotcha”ISEE
- One keeping a secret, metaphoricallyCLAM
- Apollo 13 commanderJIMLOVELL
- Word-of-mouthORAL
- Drain featureEDDY
- Up to itABLE
- Pitcher Hideo Nomo, e.g., by birthOSAKAN
- Be a good designated driverABSTAIN
- Flag throwerREF
- Pitchers’ awards?CLIOS
- Certain keg attachmentALETAP
- Female friend: Lat.AMICA
- ConnectionNEXUS
- ButtinskyYENTA
- “Oyez! Oyez!,” e.g.ORDER
- Princess Charlotte, to HarryNIECE
- HandypersonDOALL
- Lead-in to “-ville”ASHE
- Came from on highALIT
- Give upCEDE
- First name in courtroom fictionERLE
- VerilyYEA
- ___ BravoRIO
- Image file extensionJPG
- Pro ___TEM
- Method: Abbr.SYS
- Chasséd, sayGLIDED
- WithdrawRECEDE
- Gets a 5 on an A.P. exam, sayACESIT
- One who may help you keep your balance?BANKTELLER
- Lancastrian or LiverpudlianBRIT
- ___ Laszlo (cosmetics brand)ERNO
- Not easily understoodDEEP
- StacksHEAPS
- LumberjackAXMAN
- Daytime TV fareSOAPOPERAS
- Pass the timeIDLE
- Prepare, as hides for tanningDEGREASE
- Org. that supported the Good Friday AgreementIRA
- “Scrumptious!”MMM
- Razor cutSLIT
- May and others, for shortPMS
- Hard to hear, perhapsSOFTSPOKEN
- Quick paceTROT
- A good one is hard to crackSAFE
- Underground activitySPELUNKING
- 1970 Australian Open winnerASHE
- W.W. II weaponSTEN
- Full of sassWISE
- Gap in a scheduleOPENSLOT
- Lightweight boxer?PUP
- Brawl in the backwoodsRASSLE
- Possible candidate for a Razzie AwardEMOTER
- Has a funny feelingSENSES
- Like atoms with complete valence shellsINERT
- InherentlyPERSE
- StomachTAKE
- The new girl on Fox’s “New Girl”JESS
- DisfavoringANTI
- Group with a tartanCLAN
- Subject of many ’60s hits?LSD
- Had somethingATE
- ___ Beach, Calif.PISMO
- MakeshiftADHOC
- Makeshift shelterLEANTOTENT
- Kosher bakery no-noLARD
- They might go viralMEMES
- “Mr. Robot” networkUSA
- Partner of wideFAR
- What Buddha is said to have meditated underFIGTREE
- BarrenARID
- Boarding pass datumGATE
- “Heavens to Murgatroyd!”EGAD
- Genre of the band Less Than JakeSKA
- IdioticBRAINLESS
- The Cards, on scoreboardsARI
- 1980s-’90s N.F.L. great RonnieLOTT
- Like envelope flapsCREASED
- Relatives of puffinsAUKS
- Relatives of kingfishersBEEEATERS
- India ___INK
- Wind tunnel currentsAIRSTREAMS
- “Got it!”ISEE
- They can be saturatedFATS
- Pride parade lettersLGBT
- Rest ___AREA
- Big name in laptopsACER
- Fashion accessory that may be six feet longBOA
- No longer interested inWEARYOF
- An assistant might take oneMEMO
- Follower of yes or no in the militarySIR
- Ancient arts venueODEON
- Black-and-white mammalsORCAS
- Prefix with musicologyETHNO
- Security guard’s viewing, for shortCCTV
- River originating in PittsburghOHIO
- Shoe partHEEL
- Figure on a résumé, in briefGPA
- Monk known as “The Father of English History”BEDE
- Upsilon followerPHI
- Stop on a tripINN