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NYT Across Clues
- Rock subgenre named for its vocal aestheticSCREAMO
- Like some space-saving bedsFOLDUP
- Styles that are picked, informallyFROS
- AmateurINEXPERT
- Disinclined (to)AVERSE
- Royal figure of sci-fiLEIA
- Grammy for Kendrick Lamar’s “DAMN.” or Cardi B’s “Invasion of Privacy”BESTRAPALBUM
- Shuts downCEASES
- American, abroadYANK
- Apt name for a worrierSTU
- Moving toward equilibrium, in biologyOSMOSING
- LegerdemainTRICKS
- Horse colorROAN
- Prepares for a Ms. Olympia competition, sayOILSUP
- Tiny foragersANTS
- “Here’s an example …”FORINSTANCE
- Insect with distinctive pincersEARWIG
- Without stopONEND
- Subj. for some future bilingualsESL
- Sources of music in musicalsORCHESTRAPITS
- Splinter groupSECT
- Brewing brothersTRAPPISTS
- Capital of Japan’s Hyogo PrefectureKOBE
- It might be broken in overtimeTIE
- Waits to publish, as an articleSITSON
- Second-rateTWOBIT
- Pronoun pairingSHEHER
- Loop trainsELS
- HornswoggleROOK
- De-creasedIRONED
- Luxury HyundaiAZERA
- “Still da ___” (Trina title track of 2008)BADDEST
- FlusterUNNERVE
- Kind of squashACORN
- One using cloves or garlicSPICER
- What gets filled at a shell station?TACO
- Monthly condition, for shortPMS
- Hairstyle protectorsDORAGS
- Tabbouleh toppingTAHINI
- Build, as interestACCRUE
- Kind of testDNA
- Board figure, informallyEXEC
- Recipe unitONECUP
- Goddess in a peacock-drawn chariotHERA
- Marilyn Monroe wore a fuchsia one while singing “Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend”STRAPLESSGOWN
- Beverage that was a medieval source of nutritionALE
- ___ PresidentMADAM
- Literary protagonist raised by wolvesMOWGLI
- “The Sound of Music” householdVONTRAPPFAMILY
- “Horned” creatureTOAD
- Turn one’s back onDISOWN
- Laces (into)RIPS
- ApelikeSIMIAN
- University of Montana cityMISSOULA
- Weasel word?POP
- ___ Fielding, co-host of “The Great British Bake Off” beginning in 2017NOEL
- Suffering from a losing streak, in poker slangONTILT
- Secret exits represented five times in this puzzle’s gridTRAPDOORS
- “Bus Stop” playwrightINGE
- Camping shelterLEANTO
- AdvocatesESPOUSES
- Romanov rulerTSAR
- VulnerableATRISK
- Most likely to inspire “thirst”SEXIEST
NYT Vertical Clues
- Twins, e.g., for shortSIBS
- Site with tech tutorialsCNET
- Gets out of a grave situation?RESURRECTS
- Scores for placekickersEXTRAP
- Mental health org.APA
- They’re thumped at supermarketsMELONS
- BallsORBS
- Overly simplisticFACILE
- Bake-off equipmentOVENS
- Major-___ (pro ballplayer)LEAGUER
- OB/GYNs, e.g.DRS
- ApplicationUSE
- Royal painPEST
- Circus apparatusFLYINGTRAP
- Laugh or cry, sayREACT
- “Old MacDonald Had a Farm” soundsOINKS
- N.Y.C. retailer with a famed holiday window displaySAKS
- Rum ___ Tugger (cat in “Cats”)TUM
- Like a romantic evening stroll, perhapsMOONLIT
- [someone else’s error]SIC
- Cause chaosRAISEHAVOC
- –OINTS
- “That’s it?”AND
- Camping shelterPACKTENT
- Only person to win an Oscar, Emmy and Tony in the same year (1973)FOSSE
- Kitty ___, stunt performer once known as the “fastest woman in the world”ONEIL
- Four-limbed animalsTETRAP
- “Raiders of the Lost Ark” biterASP
- Plato’s PRHO
- Halloween decorations that can be made with cotton ballsWEBS
- Heavy metal’s “Prince of Darkness”OSBOURNE
- “Am ___ only one?”ITHE
- LevelTIER
- Some skin-care productsSERA
- Power upSWITCHON
- A.L. East squad: Abbr.TOR
- Slice, for oneORANGESODA
- Give the ___NOD
- StopoverINN
- –EZE
- –ODS
- Put on iceKEPTCOLD
- Traffic control org.DEA
- Disco ___ (iconic garment for Lady Gaga)BRA
- “Chandelier” singer, 2014SIA
- Longtime record labelRCA
- AnnexesADDS
- Rube Goldberg machines, e.g.CONTRAP
- Like some vaccinesORAL
- A, in BerlinEIN
- InclinePREDISPOSE
- Expansive work of art, usuallyMURAL
- DisreputableSEAMY
- Annual Austin festival, familiarlySXSW
- “This is too much”ICANNOT
- One to be dethronedCHAMP
- One being coddled, maybeEGG
- Lacking any adulterationULTRAP
- ZingPEP
- One who may have attachment issues?EMAILER
- Small Nintendo console, onceWIIMINI
- Spring month in FranceMAI
- ___ 1, Yuri Gagarin’s spacecraftVOSTOK
- Cries in a tattoo parlorOWS
- Frothy coffee invented in GreeceFRAPPE
- –TIONS
- Sign of resistanceOMEGA
- Some bank depositsSILTS
- Foul moodSNIT
- Pelicans’ home, informallyNOLA
- –URE
- Girl in a tartanLASS
- Miner discoveriesORES
- Relative of “Hey!”PSST
- March Madness “trophy”NET
- Road gooTAR
- Maliciously reveal personal info about onlineDOX
- “Mais ___!”OUI