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NYT Across Clues
- Lettuce often used in lettuce wrapsBIBB
- Guest essaysOPEDS
- Major oil acronymOPEC
- Blend of black tea, honey, spices and milkCHAI
- Packed, like a ship with cargoLADEN
- Language of PakistanURDU
- First part of a message suggested by this puzzle’s circled lettersCONGRATULATIONS
- Cloak-and-dagger sortSPY
- HypotheticalsIFS
- Wall St. debutIPO
- Site of a legendMAP
- One with a venomous biteASP
- Many a Jul. 4 partyBBQ
- Second part of the messageONPASSINGYOUR
- AgainstANTI
- Old Toyota coupePASEO
- Dear’s rhyming partnerNEAR
- “The Simpsons” pranksterBART
- Root beer treatFLOAT
- Z, in AthensZETA
- Eldest von Trapp daughterLIESL
- Minecraft block made from gunpowder and sandTNT
- Sega hedgehogSONIC
- Lead-in to “long”ERE
- Last part of the messageEYETEST
- Vegan milk sourceSOY
- PlainUNADORNED
- Genre similar to indie rockALTPOP
- CorrectsEMENDS
- Manhattan districtSOHO
- ___ alla vodkaPENNE
- Garden hose shapeCOIL
- Stratford’s riverAVON
- Cinder-to-beEMBER
- Actress HathawayANNE
- Parisian papaPERE
- Furnace/vent connectorsDUCTS
- ChowFOOD
NYT Vertical Clues
- Includes secretly, in a wayBCCS
- Breakfast chainIHOP
- Sacred Indian plant also called the strangler figBANYANTREE
- GinormousBIG
- German chancellor ScholzOLAF
- CaressesPATS
- End of a college valedictorian’s address?EDU
- Place to nosh on a knishDELI
- Like some decisionsSNAP
- Paris accord?OUI
- These women “rule” the dance floorPROMQUEENS
- Poet ___ St. Vincent MillayEDNA
- BrinkCUSP
- Kelly of morning TVRIPA
- Keith of country musicTOBY
- Barely rainsSPITS
- “Bedtime for ___”BONZO
- Studio signONAIR
- Beach bottle lettersSPF
- Like pretzels and winter highwaysSALTED
- Doesn’t get fooled byISONTO
- Not as messyNEATER
- Came down withGOT
- 5:1, e.g.RATIO
- FitABLE
- Borderline indecentRACY
- Fallon’s late-night predecessorLENO
- Edible part of asparagusSTEM
- JabberedYAPPED
- Scornful looksSNEERS
- Ahead by a runUPONE
- After-dinner coffee orderDECAF
- “Stat!”ASAP
- The “heart” of “I [heart] N Y”LOVE
- Avenger with a hammerTHOR
- TabooNONO
- Member of the Rat PackDINO
- CoasterSLED
- Member of the ratite pack?EMU
- 43-Down’s networkNBC
- Sports barrier … or targetNET