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NYT Across Clues
- Ocean motionEBB
- [I expected better from you!]TSK
- Tracking systemsRADARS
- Makes out, in ManchesterSNOGS
- Stuffed and fried cornmeal pocket, in Mexican cuisineGORDITA
- Lizzo or LordePOPIDOL
- ___-holeHIDEY
- Amazon, e.g.ETAILER
- Title for Iran’s Ali KhameneiSUPREMELEADER
- Tailored blouse styleSHIRTWAIST
- Pieces of pentathlon equipmentEPEES
- Piece of biathlon equipmentSKI
- Outdoor wedding rentalTENT
- Some reusable bagsTOTES
- Give a refillTOPUP
- Poet LimónADA
- Yearbook sect.SRS
- Item lugged up a hillSLED
- Gardener’s supplySOIL
- Alphabetically first member of the Baseball Hall of FameAARON
- Dull yellowish brownKHAKI
- Subject of some teen gossip sessionsBOYPROBLEMS
- Sure-footed alpine climberMOUNTAINGOAT
- React to, as an online jokeLOLAT
- “I wish I could ___ that” (“Ick”)UNSEE
- Document that never lacks a titleDEED
- DivertAMUSE
- Solid green ball in un juego de billarSEIS
- It’s ground-breakingFAULT
- Way overcharge, so to speakROB
- Vape shop inventoryECIGS
- Sci-fi’s Dr. Zaius, for oneAPE
- Even a bitATALL
- Bakery item that’s often messyCRUMBCAKE
- Lavishes love (on)DOTES
- Part of R.S.V.P.SIL
- Business that might hold a blowout sale?SALON
- Common food drive donationCAN
- “Julius Caesar” roleCASCA
- Lhasa ___APSO
- Necklace componentsBEADS
- Parts of volcanoesRIMS
- 2007 #1 Alicia Keys albumASIAM
- Not keepGOBAD
- Caribbean capitalPORTAUPRINCE
- Kind of test questionSHORTANSWER
- Some video-making devicesIPADS
- Rod who won four WimbledonsLAVER
- “The very ___!”IDEA
- Yellow bills in MonopolyTENS
- Lobster-catching aid?BIB
- Holiday precederEVE
- Choose to participateOPTIN
- Award won twice by Hammerstein, fittinglyOSCAR
- Horror director ___ Saul GuerreroGIGI
- Contraction that omits a “v”EER
- 0 to 60, e.g.RANGE
- Proceeds breezilySAILSALONG
- What a spike goes overVOLLEYBALLNET
- Not black and whiteINCOLOR
- Early computerENIAC
- “Encore!”ONEMORE
- “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up” tidying methodKONMARI
- Take care ofSEETO
- “Well, so’s your face!,” e.g.RETORT
- The antagonist Bellwether from Disney’s “Zootopia,” e.g.EWE
- Ask for a treat, sayBEG
NYT Vertical Clues
- DischargesEGESTS
- HassleBOTHER
- GeniusBRAINS
- Not be on the levelTILT
- Anxiously worrySTEW
- Title nickname in a 1984 sports movieKARATEKID
- CoursesROUTES
- WeChat or KakaoTalkAPP
- Very seriousDIRE
- With skillADEPTLY
- Shakespeare character who cries “Then I defy you, stars!”ROMEO
- Power-saving modeSLEEP
- “___ Used to Be Mine” (song from “Waitress”)SHE
- Long of HollywoodNIA
- “My guess is …”ODDSARE
- Realm for comic book fans, sayGEEKDOM
- Damascenes, e.g.SYRIANS
- Gardener’s supplyDIRT
- “Over here!”PSST
- “Geaux Tigers!” sch.LSU
- Liquid in a first-aid kitIODINE
- Noodles sometimes served with tsuyu sauceSOBA
- Onetime sunscreen ingredientPABA
- Small Jewish communities of oldSHTETLS
- SoCal baseball team, on scoreboardsLAA
- ScintillaIOTA
- Secondary social media accounts, in briefALTS
- Mournful soundKNELL
- Fiddle with a ukulele?PLUCK
- Woman on W.W. II-era postersROSIE
- Cassini who created the so-called “Jackie look”OLEG
- Simba’s father in “The Lion King”MUFASA
- How detectives may actONATIP
- Orders from regularsUSUALS
- Breaking or entering, sayGERUND
- Leslie ___ Jr., member of the original “Hamilton” castODOM
- Not joke aroundMEANIT
- Enjoys a home-cooked mealEATSIN
- Poison-treating plantIPECAC
- Bagel choiceSESAME
- ___ World ServiceBBC
- Digital camera memory holdersSDCARDS
- G-rated, sayCLEAN
- You might pass on themROADS
- Apt surname for a mechanicCARR
- Palm Springs, e.g.OASIS
- Group with the hits “Honey, Honey” and “Money, Money, Money”ABBA
- Big bruteOGRE
- Went fastSPED
- Cocktail with a rhyming nameMAITAI
- Tinder action that expresses strong interestSUPERLIKE
- Other: Sp.OTRO
- Certain pie crust flavorOREO
- Wok, e.g.PAN
- Covers of vintage music?SLEEVES
- “Try it!”HAVEONE
- Sit onOVERLIE
- Part of an aircraft that helps reduce dragWINGLET
- Put forwardASSERT
- H.S. class with dissectionsBIOLAB
- Tune outIGNORE
- SemiBIGRIG
- Stick one’s nose inPRY
- Small drumTABOR
- CockamamieINANE
- Actress BlanchettCATE
- Latch (onto)GLOM
- Muppet who sings in the “Try, Try Again” songELMO
- When it’s driving, you might not want to driveSNOW
- Unwanted breakoutACNE
- Back muscle, in briefLAT
- Prefix with warriorECO
- Negative conjunctionNOR