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NYT Across Clues
- Patron of the high seasSTELMO
- Metric in digital journalismCLICKS
- Some marble worksBUSTS
- Den motherSHEBEAR
- Make less stuffyAIROUT
- OpeningINTRO
- Reason for an ejection in the M.L.B.BEANBALL
- Reason for an ejection in the N.B.A.FLAGRANTFOUL
- Bank takebacks, for shortREPOS
- Snug as a bug in a rugCOMFY
- Make mention ofNOTE
- N.F.L. star ejected from 102-AcrossRICE
- “Right on!”AMEN
- Actress/singer JanelleMONAE
- RudimentaryBASIC
- Treats, as a sprainICES
- Reason for an ejection in FIFAILLEGALSLIDETACKLE
- The Bronx Bombers, on scoreboardsNYY
- IntentAIM
- SoonINAFEW
- Student taking Torts or PropertyONEL
- Snowshoe hare predatorLYNX
- Brian with the album “Before and After Science”ENO
- ShortenABRIDGE
- N.B.A. star ejected from 105-AcrossONEAL
- Sound heard in Georgia?SOFTG
- Musician’s skillEAR
- Onetime Sprint competitorGTE
- Burn a perfume stick inCENSE
- Meursault’s love in Camus’s “The Stranger”MARIE
- Reason for an ejection in the N.F.L.HELMETHIT
- “Love, when we met, ___ like two planets meeting”: Ella Wheeler WilcoxTWAS
- Sepals of a flowerCALYX
- Rolls upFURLS
- M.L.B. star ejected from 87-AcrossRUTH
- Belief in one’s role as a saviorAHCOMPLEX
- Anatomical lashesCILIA
- Drum held between the kneesBONGO
- On fireLIT
- ___ milkOAT
- English dialect in which “food shopping” is “makin’ groceries”CAJUN
- Aries and TaurusAUTOS
- Result of a judicial conflict of interestRECUSAL
- Kabuki sashOBI
- BlokeGENT
- Polish up, in a wayEDIT
- “Actually, come to think of it …”OHWAIT
- SkillART
- Part of a “fence” in the game Red RoverARM
- Seeming opposite of “Ignorance is bliss”THETWILLSETYOUFREE
- PollyannaishROSY
- Mends, in a wayDARNS
- Some flaws in logicLEAPS
- Plays charades, sayACTS
- Tweeter’s “Then again …”OTOH
- Set downALIT
- Fruity soda brandFANTA
- A MusketeerATHOS
- Entry feePOFADMISSION
- Stew that’s decidedly not very spicyARMCHILI
- Durkheim who helped found the field of sociologyEMILE
- Browned at high heatSEARED
- Hit from behindREAREND
- Array in a cockpitDIALS
- Butterfly-attracting flowersASTERS
- Actress Jean who played Joan of Arc in “Saint Joan”SEBERG
NYT Vertical Clues
- Well-formedSHAPELY
- “Receiving poorly,” in CB lingoTENONE
- RetreatsEBBS
- Grazing landLEA
- Organization of Afro-American Unity founderMALCOLMX
- 1960s group with a fabric-related name, with “the”ORLONS
- Joe can provide itCAFFEINEFIX
- Bell-shaped flowerLILY
- Writer/critic ___ Madison IIIIRA
- Hebrew “shalom” to Arabic “salaam,” e.g.COGNATE
- “Seven Samurai” directorKUROSAWA
- UnchangingSTATIC
- PinchBIT
- Drop from one’s Facebook circleUNFRIEND
- Poker-facedSTOIC
- ArmisticeTRUCE
- They may hit the ground runningSOLES
- RespectableSEEMLY
- GeniusBRAIN
- Head turner?NECK
- It gained independence from France in 1960MALI
- PrincipalMAIN
- DiscombobulateBEFOG
- King of morning TVGAYLE
- Poet who invented the terza rima rhyme schemeDANTE
- Bay of Biscay feederLOIRE
- Easter activityEGGHUNT
- “Move on already!”LETITGO
- Rodeo ring?LASSO
- Politico AbzugBELLA
- Members of the flockRAMS
- Of base 8OCTAL
- One getting onboardedNEWHIRE
- Made into lawENACTED
- Bargain hunter’s delightSALE
- Margaret Atwood’s “___ and Crake”ORYX
- Standard of living?ETHOS
- Country south of SicilyMALTA
- Amazon Prime competitorHULU
- Ireland, to poetsERIN
- “Rainbow” fishTROUT
- Tax pros, for shortCPAS
- They’re located between Samoa and VanuatuFIJIISLANDS
- Entrance to a caveMOUTH
- Revolutionary groupCABAL
- Language family that includes Xhosa and ZuluBANTU
- Monastery garbCOWLS
- Metonym for local governmentCITYHALL
- They’re only a few storiesLOWRISES
- Noted Belle Epoque localeGAYPAREE
- Psyche’s belovedEROS
- SuggestsHINTSAT
- Typical summer internTEEN
- Forming an upward curveARCHING
- Like oral historyRETOLD
- FIFA star ejected from 65-AcrossMESSI
- Choice of cheeseEDAM
- ___ Stark, Oona Chaplin’s “Game of Thrones” roleTALISA
- Russian ethnic groupTATARS
- Church titleFATHER
- Partitioned, with “off”ROPED
- People of south-central MexicoOTOMI
- Director CoppolaSOFIA
- Author Jonathan Safran ___FOER
- Land parcelACRE
- ___ MoinesDES
- PiqueIRE
- Literary fairy queenMAB