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NYT Across Clues
- When Polonius says “Brevity is the soul of wit”ACTII
- Tusked beastBOAR
- Kind of threatIDLE
- SwoonFAINT
- Alan who played Captain PierceALDA
- Essential pointCRUX
- Agonizes (over)FRETS
- With 61- and 37-Across, famous line by 53-Across in [see circled letters]HELPMEOBI
- The “E” in HOMESERIE
- Nubian heroine of operaAIDA
- Family member who was probably adoptedPET
- Hairstyle for 53-Across, colloquiallyCINNAMONBUNS
- Place where trials are conductedTESTLAB
- Hitting blackjack after blackjack, sayONARUN
- Michelangelo masterpiecePIETA
- A fewSOME
- See 18-AcrossYOUREMYONLYHOPE
- AmbienceAURA
- “Same here!”SODOI
- Is victorious inWINSAT
- SwindlesRIPOFFS
- Iconic role for 2-/51-DownPRINCESSLEIA
- “What have we here?!”OHO
- Knock ’em deadSLAY
- Online crafts sellerETSY
- See 18-AcrossWANKENOBI
- Like old, neglected sweaters, maybeMOTHY
- Renaissance Faire instrumentLUTE
- Sign of things to comeOMEN
- Tree-lined walkway, in FranceALLEE
- Make slo-o-o-ow progressSLOG
- Concealed mikeWIRE
- Entitled sorts?PEERS
NYT Vertical Clues
- InfluenceAFFECT
- With 51-Down, late, beloved actressCARRIE
- Certain marketing gimmicksTIEINS
- Hell-bent (on)INTENT
- “___ a trap!”ITS
- “Harrumph!”BAH
- Brand of artificial fatOLEAN
- Deal with a broken teleprompter, sayADLIB
- Rae Sremmurd, e.g.RAPDUO
- Makeup of the planet HothICE
- NosediveDROP
- Squeak stopperLUBE
- Turnoff for driversEXIT
- “Doctor Faustus” novelist ThomasMANN
- Mont Blanc, e.g., to localsALPE
- CrippleMAIM
- HeedsOBEYS
- Merit badge displayerSASH
- Figure on an Aussie Xing sign, perhapsROO
- World Series officialUMP
- Formerly namedNEE
- “___ late!”TOO
- Tennis champ AgassiANDRE
- Deviate during flight, as a rocketYAW
- Non’s oppositeOUI
- Coffee containerURN
- Speak with a gravelly voiceRASP
- Amy Adams’s “Man of Steel” roleLOIS
- Puppy soundsYIPS
- British derrièreARSE
- So far, informallyTILNOW
- Chant after a fútbol goalOLEOLE
- In fine ___ (healthy)FETTLE
- See 2-DownFISHER
- Agree to a proposalSAYYES
- Country singer JuddNAOMI
- Modern lead-in to space or securityCYBER
- Real head-turners?OWLS
- DragHAUL
- Not deceived byONTO
- Beer barrelKEG
- Having four sharpsINE
- Reference in “Treasure Island”MAP