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NYT Across Clues
- CarelessSLIPSHOD
- Indicator of interest on Match.comWINK
- Some naturally heated poolsLAVALAKES
- Home of about 10% of the world’s oil reservesIRAN
- Winter carnival spectaclesICEPALACES
- Lipstick shadeNUDE
- Party person, brieflyDEM
- Do some showing off with one’s bikePOPAWHEELIE
- Pair at the altarIDOS
- Self-described “bluesologist” ___ Scott-HeronGIL
- Gets in deep?INTERS
- Green peopleNOVICES
- ___ monsterGILA
- Attached, as a hookTIEDON
- Preventing cyberclutterANTISPAM
- Like bygone daysOLDEN
- Relative of slateBLUESTONE
- “That stings!”YOW
- Opening for a Mughal masterworkTAJ
- Husbands one’s resourcesSTINTS
- Noel abroadNAVIDAD
- HuffsSNITS
- Canadian hockey great EricLINDROS
- “Arbitrage” star, 2012GERE
- Site of many pitchesKICKSTARTER
- ___ jokesDAD
- Dalmatian, for oneCROAT
- Show some moves on the dance floorTEARITUP
- Shaded areaUMBRA
- Deerstalker featureEARFLAP
- Checkered thingsPASTS
- Got in a latherSUDSED
NYT Vertical Clues
- Reached feetfirstSLIDINTO
- Part of a fancy place settingLACEDOILY
- Post-breakup declarationIVEMOVEDON
- It’s not hard to swallowPAP
- Sharp rebuffSLAP
- Chlorine, for oneHALOGEN
- So-called “African unicorns”OKAPIS
- Stick-onDECAL
- Leisure activity for which you need glassesWINETASTING
- “Winner winner chicken dinner!”IRULE
- Things can only get better from hereNADIR
- Mini/midi midpointKNEES
- Baste, e.g.SEW
- Majority of 15-AcrossSHIITES
- Joins upENLISTS
- Pieces of chalk?SIDEWALKART
- FlimflammerCON
- Old World grazerGNU
- R&B/soul singer with the 1981 hit album “Breakin’ Away”ALJARREAU
- Settled a debt, informallyPONIEDUP
- Contraption that might have honey and boraxANTTRAP
- Tinkered (with)MESSED
- “Emergency calls” may save you from themBADDATES
- ShadeTINT
- Things that get overlooked?VISTAS
- Senile sortDOTARD
- Lord’s workersSERFS
- Single-serve coffee holderKCUP
- ___ Thomas, the Soul Queen of New OrleansIRMA
- Cookout discardsCOBS
- Tick offRILE
- ShadeTAD