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NYT Across Clues
- Getting warm, so to speakCLOSE
- It was established by a 1926 royal charterBBC
- Ulan ___, MongoliaBATOR
- Be againstABUT
- Send, as paymentREMIT
- #1 of 50, alphabetically: Abbr.ALA
- Former basketball star Gilbert … or the places he playedARENAS
- Garb in a duck blind, informallyCAMO
- Way into a garage, typicallyOVERHEADDOOR
- California wine regionSONOMA
- Road trip guessing gameISPY
- Freak (out)WIG
- Tennis star who won at least one Grand Slam title for a record 13 straight yearsEVERT
- Initialism that can include an “h” for “humble”IMO
- Old-timey “OMG!”EGADS
- GPS guessETA
- Variables in (pi)r^2 and 2(pi)rRADII
- Nickelodeon competitorCARTOONNETWORK
- Bagless vacuum makerDYSON
- Savvy couple?VEES
- ___ the Kid, nickname for N.H.L. star CrosbySID
- Party game similar to Catch PhraseTABOO
- Grows increasingly more irksomeFESTERS
- Starbucks sizes smaller than grandesTALLS
- Dove bar, e.g.SOAP
- Given as a bequestLEFTTO
- Suffix with mega- or multi-PLEX
- Ones making strong impressions?ETCHERS
- “Je t’___” (words from a beau)AIME
- Prince Andrew’s younger daughterEUGENIE
- On the mainASEA
- Prominent women’s rights lawyerGLORIAALLRED
- Member of an Iraqi minorityKURD
- Obscure knowledgeARCANA
- Violent, maybeRATEDR
- Certain laundry detergent capsuleTIDEPOD
- Causing constriction of the pupilsMIOTIC
- Nailed the testACEDIT
- 007’s alma materETON
- Visual phenomenon created by short flashes of lightSTROBEEFFECT
- Linguist ChomskyNOAM
- Dense fog, metaphoricallyPEASOUP
- When repeated, a Hawaiian fishMAHI
- Major utility pipelineGASMAIN
- WhimperMEWL
- It has its pros and consDEBATE
- Part of P.R.RICO
- Far from wildSTAID
- Pesto ingredientPINENUT
- For one purpose onlyADHOC
- Org. that takes many formsIRS
- Five-starAONE
- Quark-antiquark comboMESON
- Some entertainers at children’s birthday partiesBALLOONARTISTS
- Europe’s longest riverVOLGA
- TroubleWOE
- O iconOPRAH
- Western Hemisphere grp.OAS
- Legendary firefighter RedADAIR
- Curler’s surfaceICE
- Kind of palm cultivated for its fruitACAI
- Prove wrongREFUTE
- Awards show that airs at night, ironicallyDAYTIMEEMMYS
- Part of une éclipseLUNE
- Submits an online returnEFILES
- Brown. enderEDU
- “DITTO
- What’s more, it’s saidLESS
- Down stream?TEARS
- Easy targetSAP
- Buddy of “The Beverly Hillbillies”EBSEN
NYT Vertical Clues
- Sang one’s own praisesCROWED
- Humor regarding a serious matterLEVITY
- “w”-like lettersOMEGAS
- Anthony Hopkins, for oneSIR
- Wi-Fi alternativeETHERNET
- Complained about getting fleeced?BAAED
- Subject of a Sleeves Up campaignBLDDOORIVE
- French luxury jewelerCARTIER
- ABCsBASICS
- Lead-in to therapyAROMA
- Jazz instrument pitched in the key of B flatTENORSAX
- Peace activist YokoONO
- Classic dorm room mealRAMEOONNDLES
- Fading process for jeansACIDWASH
- Deep-toned cousin of an English hornBASSOBOE
- One whose calling is making calls?UMP
- American Kennel Club designationTOY
- Stuffing herbSAGE
- Green on the screenEVA
- QB’s passing stat: Abbr.ATT
- Up toTIL
- Din from a denROAR
- Keystone ___KOPS
- Put forwardOFFERED
- TV channel that owns the website The UndefeatedESPN
- Beer in a green bottleSTEAALLRTOIS
- Part of a college visit, typicallyTOUR
- Prepare to swing, sayTEEUP
- Unseal furtively, as an envelopeSTEAMOPEN
- Floral fragrance noteLILAC
- Behave theatricallyEMOTE
- Restored to mint conditionLIKENEW
- Lesser Antilles nativeCARIB
- City that’s home to three UNESCO World Heritage SitesAGRA
- “Go ___!” (coach’s encouragement)GETEM
- Computer menu with Undo and RedoEDIT
- Expand uponADDTO
- Tony winner MenzelIDINA
- Antarctica’s ___ Ice ShelfROSS
- Nestlé creamerCOEEFFMATE
- Bothered persistentlyATEAT
- Not for mass audiencesNICHE
- When the Battle of Yorktown occurs in “Hamilton”ACTI
- Took steroids, sayDOPED
- Like loud phone conversations in publicRUDE
- Designed to deter stealingANTITHEFT
- T-Bonz dog treat brandALPO
- Word before bag or barGRAB
- Musical with the opening number “Every Story Is a Love Story”AIDA
- Sallie Mae productsSCHLLOOOANS
- Marshmallow-filled snacksMOONPIES
- University of Montana cityMISSOULA
- HitchhikeBUMARIDE
- Shapiro of NPRARI
- Emulates the MongolsINVADES
- Old genre for 12-DownNEODADA
- Z4 or Q50CAR
- JudgeASSESS
- Pool competitionsSWIEEMMTS
- Immature egg cellOOCYTE
- Star of the “Taken” trilogyNEESON
- Like snow leopards and Siberian tigersRARE
- What tots might go after?TATER
- Easy two pointsLAYUP
- “Scram!”GIT
- ___-AmericanALL
- Tool for poolCUE
- Old-timey cry of disgustFIE
- Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones film series, for shortMIB