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NYT Across Clues
- 52-story Boston skyscraper, familiarlyTHEPRU
- Brass instrument with a mellow soundBASSTUBA
- ___ Malfoy, student at HogwartsDRACO
- Sorkin and SpellingAARONS
- Kind of equinoxAUTUMNAL
- Puerto ___RICAN
- “Stop! You’re killing me!”THATSHYSTERICAL
- ___-gardeAVANT
- Give some lipSASS
- UncutENTIRE
- More than willingEAGERTO
- For whom the Lorax speaksTREES
- Internet home to “Between Two Ferns”FUNNYORDIE
- Latin for “womb”UTERUS
- Monsieur’s mateMADAME
- Y or N, maybeANS
- Shakespeare character who says “This above all: to thine own self be true”POLONIUS
- Actor JasonROBARDS
- Zugspitze, e.g.ALP
- A person skilled at deadpan has oneDRYSENSEOFHUMOR
- What “4” may stand forAPRIL
- French river or departmentOISE
- BeseechBEG
- Advert’s ending?ISE
- Designer GeoffreyBEENE
- Carrier to KarachiPIA
- Tugboat soundsTOOTS
- Decked outADORNED
- Unimpressed response to someone’s one-linerEVERYBODYSACOMEDIAN
- ___ intoleranceLACTOSE
- Novo-Ogaryovo is the official one of the Russian presidentDACHA
- Lavatory signMEN
- Hawke of “Training Day”ETHAN
- RegrettableSAD
- Broadway’s HagenUTA
- “Roméo et Juliette” segmentACTE
- Coin toss callTAILS
- Stand-up chain started in Los AngelesTHELAUGHFACTORY
- Big engine additiveSTP
- Log-in needsUSERIDS
- Verbally assailSCREAMAT
- “Iglu,” for “igloo”: Abbr.VAR
- Cover over, in a wayREROOF
- Start limpingGOLAME
- It might involve someone being “so poor” or “so old”YOMAMAJOKE
- “___, amigo”ADIOS
- Count ___CHOCULA
- Nail salon employees, at timesFILERS
- Its “reeds are a pain / And the fingering’s insane,” per Ogden NashOBOE
- Lipinski and ReidTARAS
- “Jeez … lighten up!”IWASONLYKIDDING
- Be grandiloquentORATE
- To this day, Marie Curie’s are still radioactiveLABNOTES
- MysteryENIGMA
- Lacoste and DescartesRENES
- Star of 1976’s Oscar winner for Best PictureSTALLONE
- Smoothed in a shopSANDED
NYT Vertical Clues
- Some body art, for shortTATS
- “Hilarious!”HAHA
- Noteworthy timesERAS
- Lobster trapsPOTS
- Med. professionals who take a pledge named for Florence NightingaleRNS
- WelcomesUSHERSIN
- PlasterBASTE
- Condition for filmdom’s Rain ManAUTISM
- Suffix with speedSTER
- “Oh, what the hell … I’ll do it”SURE
- “Uh, you’ve told me quite enough”TMI
- Where Michael Jordan played coll. ballUNC
- Meadow callBAA
- Poet GinsbergALLEN
- “Game of Thrones” creatureDRAGON
- Joan who quipped “A Peeping Tom looked in my window and pulled down the shade”RIVERS
- “Pick ___ …”ACARD
- “Pretty please?”CANTI
- Doing a pirouette, sayONTOE
- Poison ivy, e.g.VINE
- Some sneakersAVIAS
- Something carried onstage?TUNE
- “Terrif!”FABU
- Fifth category of taste with a Japanese nameUMAMI
- “Peter ___ Greatest Hits” (1974 album)NEROS
- High hairstyleUPDO
- Doughnut figuresTORI
- Late ’50s singing sensationELVIS
- One of many scattered in a honeymoon suite, maybeROSEPETAL
- Light barkARF
- Cry from HomerDOH
- Kind of port for a flash driveUSB
- ManageSEETO
- Night vision?DREAM
- BowlARENA
- Maid’s armfulLINEN
- Made an appealPLED
- Hymn starterOGOD
- HabitationABODE
- Around the time of birthPERINATAL
- ChainsIRONS
- Car rental giantAVIS
- Poet who wrote “Fortune and love favor the brave”OVID
- Org. that offers Precheck enrollmentTSA
- ___ flySAC
- One on the left?: Abbr.DEM
- Greatly botherEATAT
- TV blocking deviceVCHIP
- TopsBESTS
- Finish all at once, in a wayCHUG
- Things taken by government officialsOATHS
- “Sounds like a plan!”LETS
- “Don’t be ___!”AHERO
- ___ Walcott, Nobel Prize-winning poetDEREK
- Patriots’ org.AFC
- Bad state to be inCOMA
- Mine transportTRAM
- Modern party summonsEVITE
- Euros replaced themLIRE
- BustleADO
- Grp. that puts on a showUSO
- FleetsARGOSIES
- Wall St. bigwigsCEOS
- Like Mount NarodnayaURAL
- EmptyVACATE
- Brings a smile toAMUSES
- Like some angels and dominoesFALLEN
- ChampionVICTOR
- Airport that J.F.K. dedicated in 1963OHARE
- Erin of “Joanie Loves Chachi”MORAN
- Locks upJAILS
- ConcoctDEVISE
- BugIRK
- JesterFOOL
- FeelingINTO
- Anthony Hopkins’s “Thor” roleODIN
- City NNE of San AntoneBIGD
- “My treat!”ONME
- “My stars!”EGAD
- Cambodia’s Angkor ___WAT
- Court org.ABA
- Skit show, for shortSNL
- What makes you you?DNA