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NYT Across Clues
- Lid attachmentLASH
- Mixes inADDS
- Make art on glass or metalETCH
- Billy the Kid vis-à-vis Henry McCartyALIAS
- Lecherous personROUE
- Boutique-filled N.Y.C. neighborhoodSOHO
- “___, do these jeans make me look fat?”BUTTWEIGHT
- PerfectlyTOAT
- “You’re oversharing!”TMI
- Levine of Maroon 5ADAM
- Big swigsBELTS
- Part of a movie that can be spoiledENDING
- “___! The flight attendant just swatted a bug!”AISLEBEE
- Smooth sailing siteCALMSEA
- Place with treatmentsSPA
- Club with travel advice, for shortAAA
- Pay attention toHEED
- Mark that’s just above averageCPLUS
- Place where you can get stuckRUT
- “___, would you like to purchase some religious music?”BUYCHANTS
- Not just anyTHE
- Peer through a window, maybeSEEIN
- MyriadHOST
- Mr. RogersROY
- The Na’vi in “Avatar,” e.g.ETS
- Meet (with) at midday, sayDOLUNCH
- “___ and those crazy sheep costumes!”EWEGUISE
- Bakery-cafe chainPANERA
- Bikini partSTRAP
- Actor NeesonLIAM
- “On the other hand …”YET
- Where Paris took HelenTROY
- “___! Petr, I’m begging you again to let me get this!”CZECHPLEAS
- Break in the actionLULL
- Really cool, in slangSICK
- “Me, too!”SOAMI
- SlipperyEELY
- TeensyITTY
- Harness racing gaitTROT
NYT Vertical Clues
- Research assistant, informallyLABTECH
- Female graduatesALUMNAE
- Not get usedSITIDLE
- Makeshift receptacle for ballotsHAT
- “O mio babbino caro,” e.g.ARIA
- Foundational teachingsDOGMA
- “Obviously, Sherlock!”DUH
- Wimbledon unitSET
- First name in perfumesESTEE
- Windows stripTOOLBAR
- The Louvre, originallyCHATEAU
- Spot where one might get grilledHOTSEAT
- Some origami birdsSWANS
- AdvantageEDGE
- Quarry noiseBLAST
- Website for film buffsIMDB
- Upscale kitchen featureISLAND
- Told, as talesSPUN
- Hacker’s goalACCESS
- Fraternity letterPHI
- ExhaustUSEUP
- Dubious Tibetan sightingYETI
- OstracizeSHUN
- Part of a bridgeTRESTLE
- “Amen!”HOWTRUE
- “Puh-leeze!,” in facial formEYEROLL
- Lease term, oftenONEYEAR
- Loud subgenre of punkSCREAMO
- “Bingo!”THATSIT
- Colorful fishOPAH
- Genie holdersLAMPS
- In a jovial wayGAYLY
- ChooseELECT
- Ugh-worthyICKY
- TV drama of 2000-15CSI
- Benzoyl peroxide target, informallyZIT
- FateLOT