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NYT Across Clues
- MoolahCLAMS
- Measured with stepsPACED
- Part of a chapelAPSE
- Bits of roasted cocoa beansNIBS
- Lays intoHASAT
- Act over the topEMOTE
- ExecutorDOER
- Natl. Audubon Society concernECOL
- Copy editorISTHATAFACT
- Going coast to coast, maybeASEA
- Like many a distance runnerWIRY
- Spanish pastries often dipped in chocolateCHURROS
- Emmy, Grammy and Academy Award winnerCHER
- “Agreed!”ITSADEAL
- StraightHETERO
- Political strategistWHERESTHEPARTY
- February 13, e.g.IDES
- Some punchesHOOKS
- Yelled “S, P, I, R, I, T! – spirit!,” sayCHEERED
- Make toast?DOOM
- Laundry basketfulLOAD
- The “Odyssey,” for oneSAGA
- Museum curatorHOWSITHANGING
- The, in MilanGLI
- When doubled, a dessertBON
- ProvincesAREAS
- Toffee-nosed sortsSNOOTS
- Sartorial choice for Lieutenant ColumboRAINCOAT
- “O.K., I see”GOTCHA
- Major California paper, for shortLAT
- It may have corn on the sideFARMHOUSE
- Football line judgeWHOSESIDEAREYOUON
- Get situated, in BritspeakORIENTATE
- Cell materialRNA
- Teensy bitSMIDGE
- Shoulder musclesDELTOIDS
- 30-year investments, informallyTBONDS
- Cartoon styleANIME
- One of the fish in Italy’s Feast of the Seven FishesEEL
- Monopoly foursome: Abbr.RRS
- Maternity room nurseWHOSCRYINGNOW
- “The ___ in love with you” (misheard lyric in a Herb Alpert hit)SKYS
- Influence on Castro and MaoMARX
- Gendered suffixENNE
- Classic song with the lyric “I love your kiss”ESOBESO
- Secret storeSTASH
- Actress BlanchettCATE
- ParasitologistWHATSEATINGHIM
- How Vito Corleone treated Tom Hagen in “The Godfather”ASASON
- Pretty up, as a photoAIRBRUSH
- Geraint’s love in “Idylls of the King”ENID
- Menace with teeth exposedSNARLAT
- “___ Dinka Doo” (theme song of Jimmy Durante)INKA
- Cognac lettersVSOP
- Baseball scorekeeperANYBODYHOME
- Banking org. since 1933FDIC
- Ohio nineREDS
- Place for a candidate to speakSTUMP
- Stock valuation phraseNOPAR
- What hearts do when things look badSINK
- Website for handmade itemsETSY
- Southwest tribeHOPIS
- BloomsOPENS
NYT Vertical Clues
- In style and letting everyone know itCHICHI
- WhippedLASHED
- Sharp-mindedASTUTE
- Twins Phil and Steve who won gold and silver in SarajevoMAHRES
- Fab Four nameSTARR
- Subject of early genetics researchPEAS
- Letters on some bowling lanesAMF
- Duke basketball legend, informallyCOACHK
- Draws on glass, sayETCHES
- Frighten (from)DETER
- ___-compliantADA
- Not yet provenPOSITED
- BoilSEETHE
- Occasional aid in crossword solvingERASER
- Ones handing out cigars, stereotypicallyNEWDADS
- More aloofICIER
- Title film character with the catchphrase “Very nice!”BORAT
- How cheaters deal cardsSLYLY
- One of Goldilocks’s complaintsTOOHOT
- Some drone missions, in shortRECONS
- ParrotAPE
- Year of the ___ (2018)WOMAN
- Thick rug styleSHAG
- Thrilled criesOOHS
- ShameDISHONOR
- Where to get the latest poop?LITTERBOX
- Teem withABOUNDIN
- Dress like for a Halloween bashGOAS
- Up the ___ANTE
- “Hansel and Gretel” characterHAG
- ___ Valley, Ariz.ORO
- Moistened finger in another’s earWETWILLY
- Pouch at the bottom of an armoireSACHET
- “Honest!”NOLIE
- ProvokeGOAD
- SpongeBob’s pet snailGARY
- Line at an awards showLIMOS
- CruelINHUMANE
- Issa who wrote “The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl”RAE
- Talking to a baby, maybeCOOING
- Moving aboutASTIR
- Money in GenevaFRANC
- ___ Bridge (historic span across the Mississippi)EADS
- Duane and Reade, in N.Y.C.STS
- Years, in MadridANOS
- Poems of admirationODES
- StinkREEK
- Non-___ (food label)GMO
- “Yuck”EEW
- High chair?THRONE
- Be unrealisticDREAM
- Destiny and fate, e.g.: Abbr.SYNS
- “So ___” (words of agreement)WASI
- Under controlINHAND
- HinderSETBACK
- TechniquesMETHODS
- Georgia, once: Abbr.SSR
- Work of a lifetimeOEUVRE
- Kind of houndBASSET
- Traditional religion of JapanSHINTO
- UnclutterTIDYUP
- Job at a drive-in jointCARHOP
- Not levelASLOPE
- UnanimouslyTOAMAN
- Writes inENTERS
- Homeless childrenWAIFS
- Language from which “dungarees” comesHINDI
- Alan of “The In-Laws”ARKIN
- GrindGNASH
- Turn down an offerSAYNO
- ConcessionsSOPS
- “Gangnam Style” rapperPSY
- Royalty-focused grp.BMI